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Family Notices
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AN IRISH REPUBLIC.
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--"It has recently come to the knowledge of the Government, Mr. Watt said to-night, "that an Australian division of the organisation known as the Irish ...
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BOOK FAMINE COMING.
The grim spectre of famine is stalking across a food-rationed world; and, though Australia will apparently always grow enough to food herself, there is another sort of famine that is ...
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RIGHT TO THE END.
Sydney has sent many thousands to the battle line, but never has she sent them with the royal spirit that she farewelled yesterday's hundreds of marchers. ...
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PRESS DELEGATION TO BRITAIN.
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--The following will form members of the Press Delegation, selected by the Federal Government, to visit Great Britain and the western war front at ...
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THE "GAME" THAT MR. FISHER REFUSES TO PLAY.
When Mr. Hughes and Mr. Cook arrived in America they found the paths made straight for them by a number of expatriated Australians to approach the ...
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DEFENCE DEPARTMENT INQUIRY.
Further evidence was taken at the inquiry at the Victoria Barracks yesterday regarding the charges made against Simeon Solomons, into of the Pay Office, Victoria Barracks. ...
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ARRESTS IN SYDNEY.
Several office-bearers of the Irish National Association were arrested here by the military authorities on Monday night, and interned, it is stated, for the duration of the war. ...
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TWO MEMBERS EJECTED.
Two members of the State Assembly were ordered out by the Speaker last night. Mr. Buckley (Surry Hills) and Mr. F. M. Burke (Newtown). ...
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"DISGRACEFUL EXHIBITION."
Speaking to a motion of adjournment in the Legislative Council yesterday. Dr. Nash characterised that day's march of troops through the city streets as "disgraceful." ...
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STRANDED MAKAMBO.
A wireless message was received from Lord Howe Island by Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co. yesterday morning stating that Miss Reardon, a lady passenger by the stranded steamer ...
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STRIKE AND ARBITRATION
NEWCASTLE, Wednesday.--In the Commonwealth Industrial Court this morning Mr. Justice Powers had before him an application by the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's ...
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QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
On the motion for the adjournment of the Assembly last night Mr. Doyle said he desired to draw the attention of the House to the fact that within the last 24 hours three mon had ...
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THE DOMAIN.
The recent Domain and Trades Hall disturbances were again the subject of reference in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, and also in the Upper House. ...
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JUDICIAL OFFICES.
At a meeting on Monday night of the recently-formed organisation of city professional and commercial men, known as The Vigilantes, the following resolution was carried:--"That, ...
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Advertising
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WALSH ISLAND WORKS.
Several questions concerning Walsh Island were raised in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Mr. Doyle inquired regarding reported deductions ...
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GENERAL BIRDWOOD.
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--The congratulations of the Australian Commonwealth Government to General Birdwood on his temporary elevation to the command of the Fifth British ...
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WAKING THE JUDGE.
BRISBANE, Wednesday.--Speaking on the Address-in-Reply in the Council to-day Mr. E. J. Stevens referred to the proposed amendment of the Supreme Court Act in the ...
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LOYALIST'S GRIEVANCE.
One of the coal lumpers working at Kent Street complained yesterday morning that out of the 480 men there, about 80 were being given preference. ...
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DAY BY DAY.
It is not too much to say that Sydney has reason to be heartily ashamed of the manner in which it spoiled the closing scene in the stirring drama that will be known ...
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CIVIL SERVICE EMBARGO.
There is much discontent amongst a section of the State public service because of the continued embargo upon increments of salaries of £325 per annum and over. ...
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SECRECY.
PERTH, Wednesday.--Considerable indignation has been expressed at the close secrecy which the Labor Conference observed at yesterday's discussion. ...
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Dealing with an inquiry on the methods adopted by the Government in the appointment of Justices of the peace, Mr. Holman explained, in the Assembly yesterday, that ...
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