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  2. SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT.

    In a supplementary report Sir Ernest Shackleton says:—"We prepared for winter in mid-February. It was a mild winter, with the usual blizzards. The lowest ...

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  3. THE HEART OF FRANCE.

    Mon corps a la terre, Mon a[?]e a Dieu, Mon co[?]r a l[?] France. These three little lines were found by the ...

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  4. A STRIKE.

    Employees in cold stores, members of the Ice and Cold-storage Employees' Union, decided at a Well-attended meeting held at the Trades Hall last evening to discontinue ...

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  5. GROCERS' STRIKE OVER.

    The compulsory conference between the representatives of the employers and employees in the manufacturing grocery trade succeeded in arriving at a settlement of the dispute. The ...

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  6. THE REFERENDUM.

    Mr. Edwin Stooke, secretary of the Liquor Trades' Defence Union of New South Wales, replies to Mr. James Marion, general secretary of the New South Wales Alliance, as ...

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  7. SALONICA FORCES.

    Some of the difficulties of the retirement of the British and French troops from Southern Servia to their present position at Salonika were described yesterday by Dr. N. L. ...

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  8. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Referring to 6 o'clock closing in Adelaide, the figures given us for the first four we[?]s show a substantial decrease in the convictions in the courts [?]or drunkenness. ...

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  9. ENGLISH RACING.

    The ladies' classic race was run at New-market to-day, with the following result:- NEW OAKS STAKES, a sweepstakes of 5[?] sovs, each, h. ft., with 500 sovs, added, for ...

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  10. WAR CASUALTIES.

    Sergeant John Alexander Howard, who was in the landing at Suvla Bay, has been killed in action in France. Sergeant Howard was for a number of years at Frogmore, on the ...

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  11. ARBITRATION AND STRIKES.

    Referring to the remarks of Mr. Mahon, Acting Attorney-General, with reference to the Commonwealth Arbitration Court, Mr. Joseph Cook yesterday said: ...

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  12. RECRUITING.

    At Victoria Barracks yesterday 80 men volunteered, and of these 55 were accepted. Things were very slack in the recruiting line at Victoria Barracks yesterday; in fact, ...

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  13. LORD HAWKE'S MARRIAGE.

    Many leading cricketers were present at the marriage ceremony of Lord Hawke with Mrs. Cross, at St. Paul's, Knights Bridge. ...

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  14. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—In a letter just received from my son, Captain G. B. Low[?] A.A.M.C., dated Egypt, 23/4/16, he writes:—"Re the early closing of the pubs., it certainly has made a difference ...

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  15. MR. T. J. RYAN.

    Mr. T. J. Ryan (Premier of Queensland) has postponed his visit to the western front [?]or [?] week owing to the conferences on the wool embargo. ...

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  16. SOLDIERS' CLUB.

    To-day is the first anniversary of the opening of the Soldiers' Club, in the old Royal Hotel premises in George-street. Twelve months ago, when the Governor-General, Sir ...

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  17. IN OTHER STATES.

    Of 77 men who volunteered to-day, 44 were accepted. BRISBANE. Friday. There were 35 recruits in Queensland ...

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  18. GOODS TRAIN DERAILED.

    While a goods train was crossing the points on the main line four trucks jumped the points, two turning over and two falling on their sides. A breakdown gang was ...

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  19. WAR QUESTIONS.

    "W.L.G." (Rutherford).—The appointment has nothing to do with you. Had you been granted a commission you would have known about it long be[?] it was made public. ...

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  20. BLIND HEROES.

    Of all the sad array of war's victims the case of no other class is quite so pathetic as the men who have lost their sight. Mr. C. Arthur Pearson, chairman of the ...

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  21. POLICE RAID AT GLEBE.

    The police made a raid last night on premises in Westmoreland-street, G[?]ebe, where it was suspected the game of "two-up" w[?] being played. ...

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  22. WOOL SALES.

    A telegram received from the Brisbane Wool Selling Brokers' Association yesterday states that it has been decided to await the Imperial Government's final decision in regard to the ...

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  23. LATE SHIPPING.

    Lindstol, bqtne (in tow), for Newcastle. ...

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  24. TELEGRAPHIC.

    WILSON'S PROMONTORY (426m).—Inward: June [?], Ruby, s (supposed), 7.30 a.m. Outward: June 2, Time. s, 12.55 a.m.; Alabama, s, 1.40 a.m.; Gla[?]s, [?], 3.30 a.m.; Moonah, s, 5.45 a.m.; [?]hree-masted schoon[?], ...

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  25. MINISTER'S ACTION.

    The Minister for Customs (Mr. Tudor) stated to-day that he had sent a cable message to the High Commissioner in London (Mr. Fisher), asking him to forward at once a full ...

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  26. INDEX.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 203 words
  27. ANTI-GERMAN LEAGUE.

    The possibility of German spies operating in Australia, the undesirablity of persons of German blood being employed in the Public Service, and the German menace generally ...

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  28. R.A.M.C. HEROES.

    Honours from the King for the devoted doctors who tended the typhus patients at Wittenberg from February to June, 1915, under the terrible conditions revealed by Mr. ...

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  29. PRICE OF BREAD.

    Argument was concluded before the Full Bench of the High Court to-day, on an appeal in which the issue is whether or not the proclamation of the Commonwealth, fixing ...

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  30. THE ALLIANCE.

    The Alliance is still placing considerable value upon public meetings with a view to retaining public interest in the referendum vote. To-night open-air meetings will be ...

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  31. BINGARA CONTEST.

    Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald addressed a meeting at Manilla last night in support of Mr. M'Clelland, who, he said, was carrying the flag of democracy and progress. ...

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  32. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 200 words
  33. Y.M.C.A. NATIONAL APPEAL.

    An Epping soldier writing from Egypt to his father says:—"Thanks for the magazine. After reading it I passed it on to the Y.M.C.A., which has a circulating library going. ...

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  34. HIGH COURT.

    In the High Court to-day reserved judgment by the Full Bench of seven Judges was given in the case of John Guthrie Gray v La[?]gety and Co., Ltd. ...

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  35. DEATH OF MR. G. E. RUSSELL JONES.

    Mr. G. E. Russell Jones, M.A., a well-known member of the legal profession, died yesterday afternoon at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. G. de Co[?]y Gibbons, Sinclair-street, ...

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  36. SHOULD B[?] FIVE O'CLOCK.

    In discharging a soldier, charged with common assault. Judge Scholes, presiding in the Bathurst quarter Sessions, remarked that the case, which concerned the striking of a civilian ...

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  37. FLYING SCHOOL.

    The Premier has received a cable message from the Agent-General stating that Lieutenant Andrew Lang, of the Royal Flying Corps, and Mr. W. M. Stutt, of the Royal ...

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  38. MARRIED AND SINGLE WORKERS.

    Recently the Chamber of Mines offered to increase the minimum wage to underground workers from 11s 2d to 11s 8d, and to surface hands from 10s 9d to 11s 3d, such increase to ...

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  39. TO-DAY.

    Criterion Theatre: "It Pays to Advertise," [?]. Adelphi Theatre: "As You Like It," [?]. Town Hall: Royal North Shore Hospital Conce[?], [?]. St. James's Hall: Ancelon Dramatic Recital, [?]. ...

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  40. SLUMP IN HOTEL TRADE.

    At the Lie[?]sing Court yesterday, William Leonard applied for a renewal of his license at the Centenulal Hotel, Hunter-street, and a reduction in the license fe[?]. Business, said ...

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  41. FIRE AT TIMBER YARDS.

    A fire occurred last night at the storage yards of Wallis Bros, timber merchants, in Abbatoirs-road, Pyrmont. A large [?]ty of timber is st[?]ed in the yards, and the ...

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  42. UNIONISTS' DEMANDS.

    A steamer arrived on Monday to load frozen meat for the Imperial Government. The vessel berthed at Borthwick's Wharf, where loading operations proceeded throughout ...

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  43. ANTI-STRIKE LEGISLATION.

    The anti-strike legislation, which the State Ministry has announced will be introduced during the coming session of Parliament, will, it is considered, be certain to provide ...

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  44. COOERWULL ACADEMY.

    The headmaster of the Cooerwull Academy (Mr. W. Saunderson) has resigned, and his resignation will take effect at the end of the [?]orm, June 22. In an address to the boys, ...

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  45. WELLINGTON WOOL SA[?]ES.

    At the Wellington wool sales 19,000 bales were offered. There was fair competition. Crossbreds equalled February prices, medium declined 1d to 2d, merin[?]s made to 15½d, ...

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  46. HOTELS TO CLOSE ON POLLING DAY.

    The United Licensed Victua[?]ers' Association recently submitted to the Attorney-General the question whether hotels should close during polling hours or for the whole of the ...

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  47. CHEESE FOR TROOPS.

    It is stated that the Imperial Government will commandeer the whole of next season's cheese output for the use of troops. ...

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  48. LATE MINING.

    The Edna May Company has declared a dividend of 3[?] per share, payable on June 16. ...

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