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  2. THE PERSONNEL OF THE EXPEDITION.

    The members of the expedition, including the crew of the Fram, aro Norwegians, with the exception of tho first engineer, and oven he is a ...

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  3. GREAT COAL STRIKE. INCREASED STAGNATION IN BUSINESS.

    There is increased stagnation in business, owing to the termination o[?] thousands of notices yesterday. Lord Ashton's linoleum milk, at ...

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  4. NORTH LONDON POISON MYSTERY.

    The trial was continued yesterday at the Old Bailey of Frederick Henrj Seddon, formerly a, district superintendent of the London and Manchester ...

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  5. AVIATION. THE SAFETY IN TRAVELLING.

    The Aero Club of Paris has published statistics which aim at showing that the dangers of aviation are exaggerated. It is said that there is only one ...

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  6. CAPTAIN AMUNDSEN'S STORY. VISIT TO THE FRAM.

    The embargo placed upon the Fram since her arrival in Hobart was removed yesterday afternoon, when Captain Amundsen very kindly invited a ...

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  7. PERSONAL.

    The, Hon. the Premier (Sir Eliott Lewis) is expected to return to Hobart from his North-Western tour to-morrow. A cable message from London states ...

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  8. THE SUFFRAGISTS. MORE WINDOW SMASHERS SENTENCED.

    Seventy more window smishers con nected with the recent suffragist outrages, in London were sentenced yesterday, many of them to two months' ...

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  9. "DEVOTION AND COURAGE OF DERVISHES."

    Lord Haldane, the Secretary of State for War, speaking at a women's suffrage meeting last night at Oxford, said that because a few misguided people ...

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  10. THE LEADER OF THE EXPEDITION.

    The hero of the hour, Captain Roald Amundsen, is a mau of somewhat over the middle height, broad-shouldered, and very strongly but not heavily built. ...

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  11. THE CHART.

    I Captain Amundsen's chart, showing his route to the Pole, was naturally one of the things which attracted most attention as the permanent record of ...

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  12. YOUNG AIRMAN KILLED.

    A young aviator named Bernard, 19 veers of ago, was killed yesterday at Etampes, in the department of, Seineet-Oise. when passing his tests for an ...

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  13. SUFFRAGISTS MOBBED AND PELTED.

    Yesterday at Catford, in Kent, two women suffragists were mobbed, and pelted with eggs.and other missiles. ...

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  14. THE CONFERENCES.

    In referring to-day to the conferences which have been held between the Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) and representatives of the coal mine owners and ...

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  15. PURPOSE OF MILITANCY.

    Miss Christahel Pankhurst, the militant suffragist, for whom the police are still searching on a charge of conspiracy in inciting damage to property, ...

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  16. BOXING. THE POLICE INTERDICTION.

    Mr..'"Joe" Edwards, the English boxing master, protests against the police interdict of exhibitions of boxing matches. He declares that Princess ...

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  17. THE DOGS FOR DR. MAWSON.

    The Chief Quarantine Officer for Tasmania (Mr. T. A. Tabart, sen.) received a message from the Commonwealth Trade and Customs Department, ...

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  18. GERMAN COLLIERS.

    The colliers on the Ruhr coalfields in Germany, which supply the Essen factories with fuel, have resolved to strike. A conference of the so-called 'triple ...

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  19. A HAPPY FAMILY.

    "Botter comrades than I had," said Captain Amundsen, "one could not wish to have. To them and to the dogs and to the skis our success wits really due." ...

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  20. THE FATAL FIGHT IN FRANCE.

    In connection with the death of Raphael Bolli, the French boxer, who died after receiving severe punishment in a match at Montmartre with an ...

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  21. SYNDICALISM.

    The syndicalist members of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Serrants are endeavouring to promoto a Trafalgar-squaro demonstration as a protest ...

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  22. KING EDWARD LAND.

    Public attention has been mainly focussed on the doings of the southern party, led by Amundsen himself, which attained the Pole, but it may he ...

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  23. THE ROUTE.

    Captain Amundsen pointed out that the place where he ascended the mountains was about 150 miles to tho eastward of the Beardmore Glacier, up ...

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  24. FEDERAL AFFAIRS. THE WIRELESS CHAIN.

    The Prime Minister.(Hon. A. Fisher), asked to-day if he had any communication from the Imperial Government regarding the establishment of the ...

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  25. LOSS TO THE COMMUNITY.

    Mr. G. M. Barnes, the Labour member for the Blackfriars division of Glasgow, stated yesterday at Croydon that the miners having already inflicted ...

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  26. CHINESE REPUBLIC. MANY EXECUTIONS DAILY.

    The Republican officials in China are taking extreme measures for the restoration of order, and many men found looting are summarily executed. The ...

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  27. GALES AT NORTH LYELL.

    The recent gales were so strong that a hut at North Lyell, in which several men slept, was overturned, and fell down the hillside. Ono man was badly ...

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  28. SPEECH BY LABOUR LEADERS.

    Mr. Ramsay MacDonald the leader of the Labour party in the House of Commons, stated at Radcliffe on Saturday night that Mr. Asquith, the Prime ...

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  29. FIXING THE POLE.

    "At the Pole itself," continued Captain Amundsen, "we exercised the greatest care in making our observations. We stopped when wo got to, as ...

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  30. THE FRAM SPIC AND SPAN.

    The Fram is externally much cleanor than one would expect after a long voyage, perhaps in consequence of the ice-cold water of the Antarctic, which ...

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  31. BRITISH TROOPS UNDER ORDERS.

    The Tientsin corresponelent of the "Daily Mail" states that the Inniskilling Fusiliers have been ordered to march at daybreak and apprehend ...

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  32. THE CAPITAL SITE.

    The number of designs submitted for the federal capital competition has, been increased by the receipt of several plans from America, and there are now about ...

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  33. MINERS' PENSIONS.

    As the result of a referendum last month of the French minors, an e[?]ormous majority lecorded their votes in favour of a strike, unless Parliament ...

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  34. INAUGURATION OF THE PRESIDENT.

    Yuan-Shi-Kai was yesterday inaugurated President of the Chinese Republic. The ceremony, which was a simple one, took place at Wai-Wupu, in ...

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  35. THE DOGS.

    The chief thing pointing to tho vessel's mission is tho presence on deck of 39 Eskimo dogs and a number of trophies from the Antarctic regions ...

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  36. A DARING BURGLARY.

    A carefully planned and daringly executed robbery was committed early this morning at the Palace Hotel, near the Camberwell railway station, Upper ...

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  37. THE CRICKET DISPUTE

    This evening Mr. B. V. Scrymgour (chairman of the South Australian Cricket Committee and treasurer of the association) saidt:—"A statement has been ...

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  38. TURCO-ITALIAN WAR.

    The British, French, German, Austrian, and Russian Ambassadors in Rome have asked Marchese A. Di San Giulino, the Foreign Minister, the ...

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  39. BRIBERY IN RUSSIA.

    The trial has commenced in St. Petersburg of four colonels and two lieutenant-colonels of the Russian Army on the charges of committing frauds in ...

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  40. THE FLAG STILL FLYING.

    In answer to a question as to the permanency of the record left showing that they had reached the Pole, Captain Amundsen said:—"I think the ...

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  41. LONDON TAXI-CAB DRIVERS.

    In November last a strike of taxi-cab drivers took place in London owing to the men sympathising with a comrade who was not allowed to take out his ...

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  42. INCENDIARISM.

    Fifty thousand pounds' worth of stock in Saxon and Binn's timber yard, Pyrmont, was endangered by incendiarism last night. ...

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  43. MEETING IN SYDNEY. RESOLUTIONS AGAINST THE BOARD.

    A large meeting was hold in the Sydney Town-hull to-night to consider the cricket dispute. Partisans of both sides wore present, but the supporters of the ...

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  44. CHARGE OF BIGAMY.

    A sensation was caused in London yesterday by the arrest on a chargo of bigamy of Mr. Hugo Lawrenco Ames, a well-known author, who was formerly ...

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  45. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES.

    The Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants has foreclosed on the mortgages of members who failed to respond to the strike in August last. ...

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  46. THE EMPEROR PENGUINS.

    Near one of the masts hung a couple of fine skins of the Emperor penguins, the'giant of tho penguin family, and standing more than three feet high. ...

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  47. THE IRON INDUSTRY.

    A deputation, consisting of Messrs. W. Campbell (president of the Iron Trades Council), C. Gibbins (ex-president), and T. Pine (secretary), wailed to-day upon the ...

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  48. AUSTRALIAN BOYS' TOUR.

    The cadets under Lieutenant Jeffreys, who are visiting England under the auspices of the Young Australian League. of West Australia, attended ...

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  49. HOW AMUNDSEN FOUND HIS DEPOTS.

    Captain Amundsen also explained, by the help of a diagram, how he ensured the finding, on his return journey, of the depots laid down on the way ...

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  50. THE DISASTROUS EFFECTS.

    The "Morning Post" estimates that the number of bauds thrown out of employment by the coal strike is 1,030,000. This total includes 601,480 ...

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  51. FIRE IN MOSCOW.

    A destructive fire occurred yesterday in Moscow, and resulted in the Goloflejesky Arcade being totally destroyed. The damage done is estimated at ...

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  52. SOUTH AFRICAN OPINION.

    "Free Lance," writing in the "Sporting Star," of Johannesburg, thus touches upon a question of the hour in Australian cricket:—"Whether the players have or ...

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  53. A COMFORTABLE SHIP.

    The interior arrangements of the Fram seem more comfortable and convenient than one would look for in a ship of her size and build. A rather ...

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  54. DEMAND FOR NEW SOUTH WALES COAL.

    There is a strong demand for vessels to load coal in New South Wales for North American ports. The price of 18s. 6d. per ton has been agreed upon ...

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  55. GENERAL CABLES.

    The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at 3,625,000 quarters, as against 18.465.000 quarters a week ago. The ...

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  56. CAPTAIN AMUNDSEN HONOURED.

    A dinner was given last evening at Nowlands by the Consul for Norway (Hon. James Macfarlane), in honour of, Captain Amundsen, of the Fram. The ...

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  57. SELF-ACCUSED SPY.

    Yesterday at Anrich, in Hanover, the trial was concluded of a German policeman, named Glaus, who was recently arrested in London on information ...

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  58. THE WINTER QUARTERS.

    The hut at the expedition's headquarters at the Bay of Whales was strongly built of two thicknesses of three-inch planking, being taken down ...

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  59. BRANCH RAILWAYS CLOSING.

    Many branch railways will, close to day, and the restaurant cars are to be taken off. The London County Councd is ...

    Article : 76 words
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