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  2. GENERAL NEWS.

    It was ascertained yesterday that the contract between the Commonwealth Commissioner of Railways and Thompson and Co. Ltd., of Castlemaine, for the ...

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  3. ACCOUNTANT'S DEATH.

    SYDNEY.--At the Central Criminal Court on Thursday Douglas Frank[?] le [?]worth, 21, a labourer, was charged before Mr. Justice James and a jury to answer a ...

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  4. COTTON CULTIVATION.

    BRISBANE.--The acting Premier, Mr. Gillies, notified the Premier by cablegram on Thursday that the cotton g[?]neries had started about a fortnight ago, ...

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  5. IN TIME OF WAR

    The United States Secretary of the Navy (Mr. Wilbur), the Assistant Secretary of the War department (Mr. Davis) and Mr. Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, appeared ...

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  6. GRAND OPERA.

    La Tosca was repeated before a crowded house at His Majesty's Theatre last, night. The State Governor and the Countess of Stradbroke, withe their daughters, Lady ...

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  7. FIGHT IN THE COMMONS.

    On the motion for the adjournment of the House of Commons, Conservative members accused the Government of evicting unemployed from Government ...

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  8. UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.

    A large assembly thoroughly representative of social, professional, academic and political life, as well as of the undergraduate body of the Melbourne ...

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  9. FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS[?]

    BENDIGO.--George Hall, aged 53 years, [?] a laborer, was admitted to Bendigo Hospital on Thursday suffering from abrasi[?] to the face and afractured skull, cause[?] ...

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  10. No Word from Lloyd's.

    After a survey of the damage to the Dilkera (wh[?] is registered at Lloyd's) had been [?] by Lloyd's surveyor (Mr. A. M'Cowan) on Wednesday, the local ...

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  11. Archaic Lifeboat Service.

    QUEENSCLIFF.--Just as a fall of show in France covered up temporarily the [?]ing shell holes left by a sanguinary battle, so did the ceaseless tide and the ...

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  12. Woman Graduates' Association.

    The Victorian Woman Graduates Association held its annual commencement dinner in the University union rooms last night. The president of the association ...

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  13. TREATY OF LAUSANNE.

    The House of Commons to-day debated Sir E. Grigg's amendment to reject the bill to ratify the Treaty of Peace with Lausanne. ...

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  14. FREE-TRADE DANGER.

    British manufacturers are gravely perturbed by Cabinet's decision not to reimpose part 2 of the Safeguarding Industries Act. They declare this action is ...

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  15. GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT.

    Sir,--W regret that inadvertently a performance of The Barber of Seville has been announced to take place on Good Friday night. There will not be any ...

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  16. THE FLEET IN SIDNEY.

    SYDNEY.--The fleet festivities were resumed on Thursday, the weather remaining fine until the afternoon, when heavy showers fell. ...

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  17. Chamber Concert.

    A chamber concert under the direction of Mr. Alberto Zelman was given in the Assembly Hall last night. More concerts are to follow. The programme last night ...

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  18. SINKING OF THE AUSTRALIA

    SYDNEY.--In the course of an interview on Thursday, vice-admiral Sir F. Field, of the Special Service Squadron, said that the sinking of H.M.A.S. Australia ...

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  19. PORT OF MELBOURNE.

    General complaint on the state of the port of Melbourne is embodied in a letter addressed to the "Minister of Shipping" by Mr. M. Heagney, of the committee of ...

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  20. THREE AIRMEN KILLED.

    Within the [?] twenty-four hours Pilot Officer Goldsmid and Air-craftsman Nich[?] were killed when their aeroplane crashed at Old Sarum, while Pilot Officer ...

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  21. THE OIL SCANDALS.

    The Democrats moved swiftly to vindicate Senator Wheeler, who has been indicted in connection with the oil scandals. The Senate to-day adopted a ...

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  22. Cinematograph in Education.

    After the formal opening of the new arts block lost eight at the University, a short lecture and demonstration was given to illustrate and explain the educational ...

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  23. POLITICAL UNREST.

    WELLINGTON.--Referring to political changes in other parts of the Empire, Mr. Massey, the Prime Minister, mentioned the possibility of a general election very ...

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  24. FAMOUS TURF FRAUD.

    The gold-mounted jockey's whip used by Al. Goodman when [?]ding Running Kein, the winner of the Derny in 1844, was sold by auction on to-day for £1[?]. It ...

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  25. THE INSTITUTE OF ARTS.

    A delightful programme of music and [?] was given in the Queens' Hall last evening at the meeting of the Institute of Arts and Literature. Miss Maisie ...

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  26. WHEN M.P.'s TRAVEL.

    The Government introduced in the House of Commons to-day supplementary estimates for £70,000, to pay the travelling expenses of members between London and ...

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  27. LATE COUNTRY NEWS.

    A "visitation" was made by the Presbytery of Gipps land to the Rosedale charge. The Presbytery at its regular meeting expressed appreciation of the manner in ...

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  28. Politics in West Australia.

    PERTH.--The Ministerial Country Party members met on Thursday, and decided to form a farmers' organisation and to proceed at once to institute branches ...

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  29. STATE ELECTIONS.

    The Australian Labour party is calling for nominations, closing with Mr. A. Stewart on 16th April, in connection with the selection of a Labor candidate for ...

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  30. YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.

    Two youths, George Westcot and William Price, both aged eighteen confessed at Derby assizes to-day that the reading of detective stories combined with the ...

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  31. WARRNAMBOOL.

    James Baillie was sentenced to three month imprisonment at the local police court for striking Mr. W.O' Brien, licence of the Western Hotel, with a ...

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  32. Elderly Man Struck by Van.

    While walking over Queen's-bridge, South Melbourne, yesterday with his nephew, Mr. F. W. Ward, 71 years, of Neerim-road, Carnegie, was struck by a ...

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  33. WATTLE PARK.

    At the monthly meeting of the committee of the Surrey Hills Progress Association held at the hand rotunda, Surrey Gardens, on Monday, the action of the ...

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  34. WESTERN CANADA.

    Warning that there was danger of a breach between Eastern and Western Canada unless the conditions in the west were improved was given to the Canadian ...

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  35. BREACH OF TRAFFIC REGULATIONS.

    James Jackson Richmond charged at Sandringham police court on Wednesday with having driven a motor car on the wrong side in Bay-street, Sandringham. ...

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  36. Electors on the New Roll.

    Attention is directed by the National Federation, in an advertisement on another page to the necessity of electors seeing that their names are on ...

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  37. HEALTH OF THE CITY.

    In the report of the health committee of Melbourne City Council for 1923. to be presented at the meeting to be held on Monday next, it is stated that the deaths ...

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  38. The Dairying Industry.

    MILAWA.--As showing the difference to the dairying industry in the last two seasons experienced, a very dry one followed by a wet one, it may be stated that, as regards the ...

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  39. VOTES FOR WOMEN.

    The Spanish directorate has given the vote to unmarried women and divorced women above 21 years but married women living with their husbands have no vote, ...

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  40. A JURYMAN'S PREDICAMENT.

    SYDNEY.--A juryman at the Central Criminal Court on Thursday asked to be excused from serving. He told Mr. Justice James that it was against [?] is [?] principles to agree to a verdict of murder ...

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  41. WEST GIPPSLAND SEAT.

    WARRAGUL.--Mr. Hugh Copeland, of Warragul, organising secretary of the Gippsland publicity campaign, has announced his intention of contesting the ...

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  42. NEW ZEALAND POSTAL SERVICE DISSATISFIED.

    WELLINGTON.--Considerable unrest has been displayed among members of the post and telegraph service lately. At meeting o[?] the Wellington branch on ...

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  43. YOUNG AUSTRALIANS ABROAD

    The Young Australia League boys this morning visited three of London's secondary schools, namely, Westminster Technical Institute, Latymer School and ...

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  44. A CABINET OF AUTHORS.

    "Has there ever been such a Ministry of bookmen as that now installed in Whitchall?" asks "The Londoner," in the "Evening Standard." "Mr. Ramsay ...

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  45. ILLEGAL ART UNIONS.

    SYDNEY.--The Attorney-General (Mr. T. R. Bavin) stated on Thursday he had received a request from the Attorney-General of Victoria asking him to bring ...

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  46. STRENGTH OF FARMERS' UNION.

    Sir.--It was somewhat amusing to read in your issue of yesterday under the heading "Is Farmers' Union Waning ?" a statement from a "prominent Liberal" ...

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  47. Anglo-Russian Conference.

    The Soviet delegates, to the Anglo-Russian conference have arrived in London. The discussion of the terms of the proposed convention will be opened next ...

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  48. CITY ENGINEER OF WELLINGTON

    WELLINGTON.--After a protracted discussion Wellington city council on Thursday appointed Mr. A. J. Paterson as city engineer. Mr. Paterson has been ...

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  49. Scientific Agriculturalist.

    The practical value of a theoretical training to the individual and to the community was the guiding thought clearly perceptible in the demonstration by the ...

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  50. PRINCE AS JOCKEY.

    Prince Henry, riding Ocean III., to-day won the Tenth Hussars' Heavyweight Steeplechase. ...

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  51. Pastoral Property Sold.

    Mr. W. S. Ke[?]st, stock and station agent, Queen's House, Queens-street, Melbourne and Mr. Henry Tuck, auctioneer, Tocumwal, report having sold on behalf of Dr. George Armstrong, of ...

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  52. THE GREEK REPUBLIC.

    The reconciliation which the Republican Government offered to the Royalists in Greece has been followed by a general amnesty for political offences and the ...

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  53. LATE SPORTING NEWS.

    M[?]BOO NORTH.--Allambee Association:Hallston 116 (M. O Bryan 70, W. Pe[?]mah 22 not out. P. O[?]yan [?] defeated Trida t[?] and three for 01 (J. Cor[?] 15 and 44. F. Mottou ...

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  54. Advertising

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  55. QUEENSLAND'S LOAN REQUIREMENTS.

    Newspaper cablegrams from Australia allege that it is believed Queensland needs a cash loan of £2,000,000 to £3,000,000 in June, to continue public works. ...

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  56. Football in the West.

    PERTH.--Arrangements for the football season in Western Australia are well in hand, and there is every prospect of some good sort. Players will be on their mettle ...

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  57. Family Notices

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  58. Federal Cabinet Meets.

    SYDNEY.--The Federal Cabinet met on Thursday afternoon at the Commonwealth, and sat for several hours conferring on matters in connection with ...

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  59. FOOTBALL.

    [?]FIELD.--A meeting of delegates of the [?]yleid and District Football Association was held on Thursday evening. The following office bearers were appointed:--President. Mr. Balana: ...

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  60. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 162 words
  61. APPEALS FOR HELP

    In response to the appeal made a few days go by the mayor of Maivera (Cr. Waters) and Rev. [?]. B. [?]ewell, vi[?] of St. John's, East Malvern, on behalf of the family of Mr. A. H. ...

    Article : 133 words
  62. BRITAIN'S WIRELESS SERVICE.

    The "Daily Herald" hints that if the Ministry decides to admit private enterprise into its foreign wireless service it will be the Marconi Company. The ...

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  63. WREATH OF WARATAHS FROM AUSTRALIA.

    A wreat of waratahs frozen in ice will arrive by R.M.S. Mcoltan. and will be placed on the Cenotaph on 25th April by Lady Cook, on behalf of the Anzac ...

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  64. GOLF.

    NUMURKAH.--The Numurkah Golf Club has elected the following officers:--President. Mr. C.T. Trenstove: vice-presidents. Mr. R. Kilpatrick: captain Mr. F. H. Tuthill: secretary and ...

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