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  2. SHIPPING SERVICES.

    Developments in the shipping world, following upon the cessation of hostilities, are being watched with keen interest by Australian shipping men. The first movement ...

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  3. APPROACH OF PEACE. IN MEMORIAM.

    At the request of the Commonwealth Government a military in memoriam service is being arranged in the capital city of each State. The arrangements for Sydney are being ...

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  4. FRANCE.

    General Pau, head of the French Mission, in the course of a speech in the Town Hall last night, said he could not resist the duty of responding to the vibratory words in which ...

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  5. LATE CABLE NEWS. NOTHING YET SETTLED.

    Mr. Lloyd George, addressing the employers and trade unionists at Wednesday's conference, eulogised not only the soldiers but the home workers in securing the most complete ...

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  6. BRITISH ELECTIONS. LABOUR TO WITHDRAW FROM COALITION.

    Mr. Bonar Law announced in the House of Commons that the general election would be held on December 14. Labour has decided by 2,117,000 votes to ...

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  7. ARMISTICE DETAILS GERMAN NAVAL DELEGATES TO MEET BRITISH

    A German official report states. The light cruiser Koenigsberg put to sea on Wednesday with plenipotentiaries of the Workmen's and Soldiers' Council of the Fleet to meet the British Admiralty's representatives. Von Hipper, Chief of the High Seas Forces, will participate in the ...

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  8. OVERSEA MARKET CABLES.

    Butter and cheese are unchanged. About 100,000 boxes of New Zealand butter are nearly due. This will probably allow for a slightly increased distribution. ...

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  9. WAR NOTES. FURTHER OFFICIAL NEWS NEEDED.

    Evidently the Allies are adopting the same policy on the West as that which they observed in the Balkans and in Italy with regard to the working of the armistice. ...

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  10. ALLIED ADVANCE BEGINS.

    A Paris message states that the Allies have begun the advance into the evacuated territories. The French flag will float over AlsaceLorraine on Sunday. ...

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  11. RIOTS IN DUBLIN.

    Soldiers armed with sticks, hammers, and trench implements demonstrated in Dublin, and attacked the Sinn Fein headquarters, smashing the windows. The occupants hurled ...

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  12. LAST FIGHTS OF THE AUSTRALIANS.

    The Australian Corps was in process of moving up to the line to re-enter the battle when the armistice was signed. The first division reached the forward area, about to ...

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  13. IN EAST AFRICA.

    Regarding the clause in the armistice terms dealing with East Africa, the Union Defence Department admits the difficulty of getting in touch with Von Lettow and communicating ...

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  14. DANISH SOCIALISTS.

    A Copenhagen message says syndicalist riots in Copenhagen lasted all night, and a number of people were wounded. Numerous arrests were made. The "Social Democraten" ...

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  15. AMERICA HONOURS FOCH.

    A Washington message says that General Pershing, in the name of the United States Government, invested Marshal Foch at a special parade at Senlis with the American ...

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  16. BRITISH LABOUR PARTY.

    At the British Labour Conference Mr.J. R. Clynes (Food Controller) moved that Labour should support the coalition until peace was signed. He said he considered ...

    Article : 330 words
  17. VIOLATIONS BY GERMAN TROOPS.

    There are doubtless many difficulties connected with such a vast operation as that of the withdrawal of the whole of the German armies from France and Belgium, and it will ...

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  18. NAVAL HERO.

    Some details are now given regarding the mystery surrounding Lieutenant Gordon Campbell's Victoria Cross. The cross was won in February, 1917, aboard a "Q" ship in ...

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  19. APPEAL BY GERMAN WOMEN.

    In Washington it is officially announced that the German women have appealed to American women to intercede for a modification of the armistice terms in order to prevent famine ...

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  20. SERVIAN CANTEENS FUND.

    Sir Charles Wade, who is acting as honorary treasurer in London for the Servian Canteens Fund, has sent a cable message to Mr. Kelso King suggesting that the scope of ths ...

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  21. FOOD FOR GERMANY.

    An official wireless report received in Sydney by the American Consul-General gives the text of the following Note to the German Government from President Wilson:—"At ...

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  22. DOMINION WAR WORKERS.

    The Minister for Labour announces that general arrangements are being pressed forward to repatriate the Dominion workmen who came for war work. They may remain ...

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  23. UNION FRANCAISE.

    Members of the Union Francaise and their friends, including the Premier (Mr. Holman) met in enthusiastic force in the supper-room of the Oxford Hall last night to celebrate the ...

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  24. PERSONAL.

    Lady Davidson yesterday afternoon opened a sale of work in aid of St. Jude's Church, North Randwick. The Minister for Repatriation, Senator ...

    Article : 454 words
  25. GERMANY.

    According to a Copenbagen message the formation of Herr Ebert's Cabinet in Berlin is not yet complete. Six of the leading portfolios will be allotted to Socialists, including ...

    Article : 144 words
  26. PROFESSOR LEFROY'S POSITION.

    Following upon the announcement in the "Herald" yesterday that Professor Lefroy had notified he had decided not to return to Australia and investigate, on behalf of the ...

    Article : 352 words
  27. DEMOBILISATION.

    In connection with the demobilisation of the A.I.F., the Deputy Controller of Repatriation. Mr. Henderson, was asked to-day if his department made provision for rendering aid ...

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  28. THE NAVY.

    The Navy Department has received the following cable message from the British Admiralty:— The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty ...

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  29. PEACE.

    The peace celebrations in London were continued on Wednesday night, tens of thousands of girls and soldiers, including many Australians, in Trafalgar Square singing. ...

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  30. PRUSSIAN ROYALTY.

    A German official report states: The new Prussian Government has issued a proclamation confiscating the Prussian Crown's entailed property, and placing it under the ...

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  31. OCCUPATION OF TOWNS.

    According to a Paris message Belgian and Allied troops will enter Namur on Saturday and Liege on Tuesday. ...

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  32. TO RED CROSS WORKERS.

    Her Excellency Lady Helen Munro erguson, president of the Australian Red Cross Society, in a letter addressed to the Red Cross workers, says:— ...

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  33. DESTRUCTION OF TROPHIES.

    As the result of the confire in Trafalgarsquare, all the combustible parts of six captured German guns were destroyed. The authorities regret the destruction of the ...

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  34. WORLD'S CELEBRATIONS.

    A Washington report says Representative Foes introduced a resolution in the House, setting July 14, 1919, as a day for a world celebration of the ending of the war, and ...

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  35. BRITISH ELECTIONS.

    Mr. Bonar Law, in the House of Commons to-day, stated the proclamation summoning the new Parliament would be issued on November 25. Nominations would close on ...

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  36. THE RED FLAG.

    A Berne message states that the general strike is confined to German-Switzerland, but there is little disorder. The extreme Socialists demand women's suffrage, old age ...

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  37. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The Board of Trade has withdrawn the prohibition against the importation of apples. ...

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  38. AMERICAN OFFICIAL NEWS.

    The following official wireless news has been received by the American Consul-General in Sydney:— A report from Texas says a pan-American ...

    Article : 216 words
  39. PRICES REGULATIONS.

    The Commonwealth Prices Commissioner for New South Wales (Mr. R. W. King) stated yesterday that, arrangements had been made with the State Government for the police of ...

    Article : 160 words
  40. LONDON FINANCIAL CABLES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 283 words
  41. SUPREME COURT REJOICINGS.

    The whole of the staffs of the Supreme, Equity, and Bankruptcy Courts assembled in No. 3 Jury room yesterday to formally celebrate the termination of the war, the meeting ...

    Article : 253 words
  42. WATER FOR A MILLION PEOPLE.

    Mr. Thomas Roseby, secretary of the Metropolitan Water Supply Board, stated at a meeting of the board yesterday that "1,000,000 people are now being supplied with ...

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  43. INTERSTATE CRICKET.

    The Victorian Cricket Association proposes to resume interstate games at Xmas time, and hopes to arrange for Victoria to play N.S.W. at Melbourne on Boxing Day, and a ...

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  44. MR. HUGUES AND PEACE.

    Mr. Hughes, speaking at a luncheon given by the Agents-General, said that, under President Wilson's terms, Belgium and France would get what they wanted, but Australia ...

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  45. RAILWAY SUPERANNUATION BOARD

    In the election for the representative of the tramway staff on the Railway Superannuation Board, rendered vacant by the resignation of Mr. J. G. Chambers, Mr. A. G. Paull ...

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  46. KING AND LOYAL SYDNEY.

    The Lord Mayor, Alderman Joynton Smith, M.L.C., stated yesterday that he had received from the Premier a communication in connection with the resolution which was ...

    Article : 113 words
  47. FEDERAL NOTE ISSUE.

    The Federal Executive Council has approved of the note issue being raised to sixty million pounds, representing an increase of four million pounds. ...

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  48. CANADA MAY PRESS FOR INDEMNITY.

    An Ottawa message says it is unofficially intimanted that Canada is likely to press for an indemnity from Germany, as she has not seemed any territory as the result of the ...

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  49. LATE MR. R. S. KEIGWIN.

    At the inquiry recently held concerning the death of Mr. Russell Skarratt Keigwin at Tarana, Wylde-street, Potts Point, the City Coroner found that he died from the effects ...

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  50. SOLDIERS' GRAVES.

    The War Office announces that it will be impossible for some time to permit civilians to visit soldiers' graves in France and Belgium. The War Graves' Commission is ...

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  51. MAN STRUCK DEAD.

    Mr. V. Hannam, a well-known business man, was struck dead by lightning near Dapto yesterday during a severe thunderstorm. ...

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  52. AMERICA HELPS ITALY.

    A Washington, message states that the United States has extended to Italy a further credit of £20,000,000. ...

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