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  2. INDIA.

    Correspondence relating co the resignation of the two ludiau Ministers of the United Provinces Government just published, shows that it was ostensibly ...

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  3. GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA

    A British Note which has been despatched to Russia practically amounts to an ultimatum. It demands the cessation of anti-British propaganda in ...

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  4. LOST ON THE MOUNTAIN.

    A young man, named Leslie Hastwoll, a visitor from Adelaide, while endeavouring to reach the pinnacle of Mount Wellingtor yesterday afternoon, had the ...

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  5. RUHR INVASION

    The trial was concluded to-day at Werden, in the Rhine province, of the directors of Krupp's works at Essen, who were tried by court-martial on ...

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  6. IRISH REBELLION.

    The special correspondent in Dublin of the Australian Press Association says that the executive of the Neutral Irish Republican Army Members' Association ...

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  7. BATTLE IN TRIPOLI

    Yesterday Italian troops in Tripoli attacked 1,600 rebels near Birfagent. The lighting was tierce and stubborn, but the rebels were dispersed, leaving ...

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  8. BANDIT OUTRAGES

    The United States has sent an ultimatum to the Chinese Government demanding not only the safo return of the American captives now in the ...

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  9. FLOODS IN NEW ZEALAND

    Reports of continuous rain in Canterbury yesterday gave indications that the damage caused by the storm might be more serious than anticipated. There ...

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  10. POLAR EXPLORATION.

    At a meeting at the Man[?]ion House to-day it was decided to commemorate, by the erection of a memorial in London, the achievements ot Sir Ernest ...

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  11. THE RANSOM.

    The State Department at Washington announces that at the meeting of the foreign diplomats hold at Peking yesterday a demand was made on the ...

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  12. ROUND-UP OF REBELS.

    The Government of the Irish Free State is determined to end the armed resistance, and to-day was engaged in a big round-up of rebels in the ...

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  13. GENERAL CABLES.

    Sir George Fuller, Premier of New South Wales, on Tuesday discussed Sjdiiey mint affaire with Mr Johnson, the Master of the Mint, and later ...

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  14. BILLIARDS.

    The British professional billiard championship was continued to-day. Smith made 10,575, including breaks of 391 and 206. Newman scored 10,091, ...

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  15. DESPATCH BY AEROPLANE.

    The British Note was sont to Russia by aeroplane. The Note gives the Soviet 10 days in which to comply with its requests, otherwise Great Britain ...

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  16. HUNGER STRIKING.

    Aldina Brodrick, a sister of Lord Midleton, who has been in Dublin gaol for twelve days owing toa her Sinn Fein activities, is still hunger-striking, and ...

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  17. THE NORTH-WEST FRONTIER.

    Feeling between the Hindus and the Mohammedans in the Punjab still runs high. Rioting is again reported from Amritsar, where one person has been ...

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  18. PURSUIT OF THE BANDITS.

    The Chinese Government and the Foreign Legations at Peking state that reports have been received that two of the Americans nnd one [?]lishman, ...

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  19. PROHIBITION.

    The Premier (Sir James Mitchell) stated to-day that the West Australian Government was not paying the exe penses of Mr. Thomas Walker, the ...

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  20. THE ARRESTS IN ENGLAND.

    The Appeal Court has allowed the application for a writ of habcus corpus on behalf of Art. O'Brien, one of the Irishmen recently ordered to be ...

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  21. STATE MINISTRY.

    The resignation of the Hon. J. C. McPhoe as a Minister in the State Cabinet will necessitate the allotment of ins two portfolios as Chief Secretary ...

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  22. THE KING AND QUEEN.

    King George to-day placed wreaths on the tomb of King Victor Emmanuel Umberto, the father of the present Italian monarch, at the Pantheon, as ...

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  23. BRITISH TROOPS UNDER ORDERS.

    Reports received m Shanghai from Tientsin state that British t[?]oops have been ordered to Shantung, and to hold themselves in readiness to proceed ...

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  24. WIRELESS.

    The special correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that Sir W. Joynson Hicks, the Postmaster-General, in carrying out the Government's ...

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  25. EMPIRE TRADE.

    Sir George Fuller, Premier of New South Wales, to-day presided at the Colonial Institute, when Mr. Merritt, the Victorian Trade Commissioner, ...

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  26. HEREDITARY TITLES.

    The House of Commons this afternoon read t[?]e first time a bill introduced by Mr. A. Ponsonby, the Labour member for Brightside, for the termination ...

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  27. HARSH TREATMENT OF CAPTIVES.

    Mr. C. G. Jacobson, the inspecting engineer for the British-American Tobacco Co., who escaped from the bandits, reported upon his arrival at ...

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  28. THE SENTENCES.

    Krupp, Oesterley, and Hartwig were each sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment, and Bruhn to 10 years' imprisonment. Three others accused, but who ...

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  29. THE COAL STRIKE.

    The secretary of the Northern Collieries' Proprietors' Association (Mr. C. M. McDonald) to-day replied to the statements by the general secretary of ...

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  30. MIGRATION.

    Mr. H. Lawson, Premier of Victoria and Mr. J. MoWliae, the Agent-General for Victoria, had a prolonged conferonce to-day with the Overseas ...

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  31. AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE'S ESTATE.

    Lord Curzon, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the British Government, on behalf of his three daughters by his first wife, who was a daughter of ...

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  32. GOLF.

    In the first round of the Amateur Golf Championship at Deal to-day Herron, the ex-American amateur champion, beat Beddard by two up and one ...

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  33. WORLD'S COTTON SUPPLY.

    The Department of Commerce at Washington has issued an estimate of the existing world stocks of cotton, which indicates that when the year ends ...

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  34. BATTLING SIKI.

    Siki, the Senegalese boxer, has refreshingly original methods of amusing himself. Not content with a revolver jest on Saturday, he attended last night ...

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  35. BRITISH DELEGATION IN AUSTRALIA.

    The British delegation which is inquiring into migration to Australia, arrived at Sydney to-day by the s s Man ganui, having travelled by way of ...

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  36. ENGLISH COMMENT ON THE TRIAL.

    The majority of the London newspapers received tho news of the sentences too late for comment, but the "Daily Chionicle" says that the ...

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  37. CHAMPIONS FROM AMERICA.

    Hagen, Saracen, Hoffman, and Kirkwood (the Australian) arrived to-day from America. All are competing for the open golf championship. They ...

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  38. LADIES' OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

    After yesterday's defeat of all the Australian and New Zealand competitors in the Ludios' Open Golf Championship, Miss Cummings, an American, ...

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  39. INDIANS IN AUSTRALIA.

    Mr. Sastri, in his report on his visit to Australia and New Zealand, recommends the appointment ot a duly accredited agent of the Indian ...

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  40. GREAT BRITAIN'S REPLY.

    The diplomatic correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that tho British reply to the German Note will probably bo handed to the German ...

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  41. INTRODUCTION OF VOLUNTEER LABOUR.

    It has been decided by Northern colliery owners that a meeting will be held on Monday to consider whether volunteer labour shall fce introduced at the ...

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  42. CRICKET.

    Warwickshire, with 212 runs in the first innings, and 16 for thiee wickets in the second, to day defeated Worcestershire, who scored 143 runs in the ...

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  43. THE ACTION OF FRANCE.

    The French Chamber of Deputies, after its recess, resumed its deliberations to-day M. Poincare, the Prime Minister, emphatically refused to ...

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  44. "THE RENOWNED SMITH."

    "You are the renowned Smith, who had an apparatus at Manly for printing Commonwealth notes, and whom the police chased all over the country. You ...

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  45. THE GERMAN NOTE.

    Mr. S. Baldwin, Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking in the House of cramons to-day, said the Government regretted the unnecessary precipitancy ...

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  46. REVOLT IN GERMAN PRISON.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states that yesterday 800 inmates of the Brandenburg prison revolted, and overwhelmed their ...

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  47. ITALIAN POLITICS.

    Signor Mussolini, the Prime Minister of Italy, has expelled from his party two Fascisti deputies ior sowing discord and disobeying orders relating to ...

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  48. AUSTRALIAN FRUIT TRADE.

    The Pomological Committee of Australia held a meeting to-day, and representatives of every State attende[?] A report of the Victorian ...

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  49. AMERICA-AUSTRALIA MAILS.

    The Oceanic Steamship Company has completed the preparation of plans for two 500ft. twin-screw liners, the construction of which will be commenced ...

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  50. GERMAN WAR MEMORIALS.

    The Berlin correspondent of [?] "Dailv Telegraph" states that a curious conmnntiry on the present situation in Germany was furnished to-day ...

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  51. SENSATION IN MOSCOW.

    The Russian Telegraph Agency in London states that while a body of militia were following a gang of burglars it Moscow one of the criminals, ...

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  52. THE BRITISH NATIONAL DEBT.

    Replying to a question in the House of Commons this afternoon Mr. S. Baldwin, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, said that the average interest ...

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  53. HOBBS' HUND[?]EDTH CENTURY.

    Hobbs, the well-known cricketer, completed his hundredth century in firstclass cricket to-day, when he seqred a century for Surrey in the match against ...

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  54. TASMANIAN PASSENGER SERVICE.

    The following letter under the above capiton appeared in the Melbourne "Argus" last week over the signature of A. J. Ridge:—"As a traveller who ...

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