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  2. CANCELLATION SOUGHT.

    The Prime Minister of France (M. Poincare) has informed the Cabinet that the French Government, in conjunction with the Allied ...

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  3. DESPERATE FIGHTING.

    A critical situation prevails in Belfast, where, during seven hours' ceaseless shooting, cold-blooded murder, and incendiarism, many persons ...

    Article : 73 words
  4. FINANCIAL PROBLEMS.

    In a speech at the annual luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce of New South Wales, at which he was the principal guest, the Federal Treasurer (Mr. Bruce) ...

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  5. THE DEAD AIRMEN.

    One of the most beautiful and most impressive services held in London for years was that held at the Church of Saint Clement Danes, Strand, in honour of the ...

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  6. "UNSOUND POLICY."

    Interviewed with reterence to the recent, stoppage of Barnes and Co.'s flour mills, Mr. G. P. Barnes, M.L.A., said the four mills had ceased gristing for the ...

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  7. ANZAC DAY.

    Replying to an article which appeared in yesterday's "Courier" regarding the observance of Anzac Day in State schools, and the non-participation of the ...

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  8. THE ART OF SINGING

    Voice (or the sound waves to which we give that name) is caused by the pressure of the out-flowing breath against the flexible edges of the two vocal cords. The ...

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  9. THE ALLIES' NOTE.

    M. Tehitcherin and M. Rakovsky (the Russian delegates), when interviewed to-day, declared that the note from the Powers to Germany was not justified. M. ...

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  10. CRITICAL SITUATION IN BELFAST.

    The situation in Belfast was most critical throughout the night, the death roll totalling five. Fifteen persons were wounded. A heavy bomb was thrown in ...

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  11. SEVEN HOURS' SHOOTING.

    During seven hours of ceaseless shooting, cold-blooded murder, and incendiarism in Belfast four Catholics and one Protestant were killed and six Catholics and one ...

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  12. WORKING SUCCESSFULLY.

    "God's in His Heaven—the Conference still lives and is going strong," was Mr. Lloyd George's optimistic opening to a brief address to 500 of the world's ...

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  13. LEADERS CONFER.

    The conference between the leaders of the Collins and De Valera parties at the Dublin Mansion House met again to-day, but without result, and a further ...

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  14. BURNETT SCHEME.

    The Premier (Mr. Theodore), accompanied by his secretary (Mr. Pike), arrived at Gladstone at noon to-day. He was met and welcomed by the Mayor ...

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  15. RUSSIAN FAMINE.

    It is reported that the leader of an American famine relief organisation has been killed and eaten by starving people at Samara. ...

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  16. ARRANGEMENTS FOR PARADES.

    The following are the arrangements for the parades to be held on Tuesday:—For the church parade in the morning. Returned sailors and soldiers ...

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  17. LABOUR TROUBLES.

    Serious labour disturbances have broken out at munition factories at Zlatoust, in the Urals, and several commissaries have been killed. Communist organisations ...

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  18. SUGGESTED BURIAL IN ABBEY.

    The " Pall Mall Gazette " asks:—"Are the English cursed with Jack of imagination? One of the greatest of Britain's sons lies dead in her capital. Sir Ross ...

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  19. A BIG FIRE.

    A fire at the Aalborg harbour stores has spread fiercely and rapidly, and has already covered 70 acres, and has destroyed enormous quantities of grain, ...

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  20. THE FIRST COMMISSION.

    The Germans have agreed not to attend the sitting of the first commission of the Conference. ...

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  21. TRIBUTE FROM GENERAL BIRDWOOD.

    The following cable message has been received by the Minister for Defence (Mr. Massy Greene) from General Sir W. R. Birdwood: "I cannot tell you how deeply ...

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  22. MUNITIONS EXPLODE.

    A munition dump exploded at the station at Monastar and caused a horrible catastrophe. It is belived that hundreds of persons were killed, including ...

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  23. "WAITING TO DEPART."

    Later reports declare that a belief is gaining ground that the Conference may soon break up. M. Theunis (Greece) said to-day: "We are all waiting to depart. ...

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  24. MINE EXPLOSIONS.

    The Home Office is testing a device for attachment to miners' electric handlamps which registers the amount of fire damp present and sounds a bell ...

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  25. NEW LOANS.

    The City of Wellington loan was over-subscribed 12 times. The New Zealand Government loan of £5,000,000, which has been underwritten, ...

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  26. BOY EMIGRANTS.

    Mr. H. N. Barwell (Premier of South Australia) will return to London on Monday, and will address the first contingent of boy emigrants for South Australia on ...

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  27. GERMAN FINANCE.

    The financial reform scheme set out by the Chancellor (Dr. Wirth) has become law in an amended form. A permanent property tax and a forced loan amounting ...

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  28. MARINE INQUIRY.

    A marine inquiry into the loss of the oil launch Daisy, which resulted in the death of Messrs. Eterne and Crampton, concluded with a finding that the owners ...

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  29. GOOD SUBSCRIPTION ANTICIPATED.

    The final instalment—30 per cent.—of the New Zealand loan is payable on July 6. Interest, amounting to 20/, is payable on July 1. Financial newspapers ...

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  30. BADAK TIN MINE.

    The bearing of the charge of conspiracy against Thomas West Orton, Henry Falkiner Scarborough, and Allied Clarke, as a sequel to the Badak tin mining boom of ...

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  31. MENACING CROWDS.

    General Seminoff has been released on bail being found. A heavy police escort was required to keep back thousands of Jews omd Russians who attempted to ...

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  32. "A SPLENDID TESTIMONY."

    Speaking of the flotation of the New Zealand loan of £5,000,000, Mr. Massey said the fact that New Zealand's 5 per cent. loan had been underwritten at par ...

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  33. A SALE MATTER.

    The first case under the Magistrates', Act, which provides for the hearing by magistrates of claims exceeding £50, came under the notice of the C.P.M. ...

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  34. NO STRIKE.

    The Sydney branch of the Federated Seamen's Union officially denied to-day that a general strike amongst the seamen was contemplated. Mr. Fleming ...

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  35. STEAMER SUNK.

    The Munson liner Aeolus collided with the British steamer Zero, which was sunk. The crew were saved. ...

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  36. DANGEROUS DRUGS.

    The Opium Traffic Commission of the League of Nations is inviting the Council to restrict the importation and exportation of dangerous drugs. The system ...

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  37. PARTIAL PROHIBITION.

    The Japanese Diet has enacted the first prohibition law in the history of Japan, prohibiting the sale of intosicating liquors to minors. Violators of the law will be ...

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  38. DEBTS TO AMERICA.

    The Foreign Debt Refunding Commission has formally notified debtor nations that the United States as ready to proceed with refunding negotiations. ...

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  39. DRURY LANE REOPENED.

    Drury Lane Theatre has been reopened, after £150,000 has been spent on rebuilding, with a Florentine, spectacle entitled "Decameron Nights." Princess ...

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  40. BREWERS' EXHIBITION.

    A colonial wine competition, with 29 classes, will be held at the Brewers' Exhibition on October 28. Entries close on October 14. ...

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  41. AN ENGLISH ESTATE.

    The late Sir Alexander Hargreaves Brown left £1,400,000. He cancelled earlier charitable bequests totalling £12,000 owing to the heavy death duties. ...

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