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  2. SINGAPORE BASE.

    Numerous questions concerning the Singapore Base continue to be asked in the House of Commons. Replying to Mr. G. Lambert (Liberal), ...

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  3. INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES.

    In replying in the House of Commons to a question with regard to the strike of London tramwaymen, Mr. H. Gosling (Minister for Transport) announced that ...

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  4. IRELAND

    In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. J. H. Thomas (Secretary of State for the Colonies), expressed the Government's deepest sympathy with the vic ...

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  5. AMERICAL

    The Washington Correspondent of the New York "Evening Post" says:—The Leader's of the House of Representatives are making frantic efforts to absolve ...

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  6. MIGRATION.

    "Don't say, "This is how we do it in England.' Nothing is more irritating to an Australian mistress." This advice was tendered by Miss Margaret ...

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  7. THE GENERAL ELECTION

    With the rapidity of a kaleidoscope, the political situation changed colour yesterday. On Monday night it seemed that the elections would result in 27 ...

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  8. REPARATIONS.

    The Reparations Commission has pub-lished a statement regarding the sums which Germany has paid through the commission up to December, 1923. The ...

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  9. NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED.

    Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, accompanied by Messrs. H. Gosling and T. Shaw, met Lord Ashfield and Mr. E. Bevin in the House of Commons, after which he ...

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  10. NOT A MATTER OF TIME.

    In the House of Commons this evening Commander Bellairs (Conservative) asked whether, in view of the gravity of the issue with regard to the time required to ...

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  11. COURT OF INQUIRY.

    With extraordinary promptitude the Court of Inquiry into the London tramwaymen's strike has issued an interim report, stating, inter alia, that nobody ...

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  12. British Delegation.

    In the House of Commons this evening Mr. J. H. Thomas (Secretary of State for the Colonies) said that the British migration delegation which visited ...

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  13. Congress Inquiries.

    The House of Representatives, having concluded its major legislation succumbed to the prevailing inquisitorial mood and adopted unanimously motions ...

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  14. Verdict of Murder.

    At the inquest in Queenstown on the British soldier who was killed in Friday's affray, a verdict was returned of wilful murder by a bullet would ...

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  15. Conference With Earl of Harrowby.

    The Earl of Harrowby, on Monday had an informal conference with the executive of the New settlers' League, during which immigration matters were ...

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  16. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    The Australian Exhibition Advisory Council has obtained an undertaking from Sir Alan Burgoyne, of the Australian Wine Importers, Ltd., from whom the ...

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  17. DOMINIONS' REPLIES.

    In the House of Chambers this evening, in reply to Viscount Curzon Conservative), Mr. Ramsay Macdonald said that the replies from the Governments of the ...

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  18. British Coal Miners.

    In the House of Commons in reply to questions, Mr. Ramsay Macdonald said that the Government did not intend to introduce a Miners' Minimum Wages Bill in ...

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  19. Fight With Irregulars.

    National troops and irregulars were engaged in the mountains at Rassan, sin County Leitrim. A National officer was shot dead.—Reuter. ...

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  20. Cotton Planting.

    The Department of Agriculture says that the reports indicate that the planting of cotton this year will approximate to the planting in 1923, when 38,827,000 ...

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  21. MESSAGES FROM LABOURITES.

    The London "Daily Herald" (Socialist) says that the Labour Party has received the following messages from Dominions' Labourites:— ...

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  22. DEFENCE AFFAIRS.

    In a written Parliamentary reply in the House of Commons to-day, Mr. P. Snowden (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) said that the estimated ...

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  23. Hamburg Dock Workers.

    The strike of dock workers here has been settled. [A Hamburg message of March 11 said:—The dock labourers struck this ...

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  24. Arrival of Exhibits.

    Speaking at the annual dinner of the British and Overseas Banks' Association, Sir James Stevenson the chairman of the Exhibition Board) said that more ...

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  25. THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 34 words
  26. MARINE COLLISION.

    The inaccessible nature of the Thames-side district where the steamer Matatua collided with the steamer American Merchant has delayed the recent of authentic ...

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  27. Dominions Preference.

    In the House of Commons to-day, at the report stage of the Army Estimates, the opposition tried to obtain a definite statement of policy regarding Dominions ...

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  28. Relief for Germany.

    The House of Representatives adopted to-day a motion providing for the ap-propriating of 10,000,000 dollars for the purchase of food for destitute women ...

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  29. The King's Speech.

    The Kings Speech an the opening of the Empire Exhibition will be broadcasted. This will be the first time that his Majesty's voice will be transmitted by ...

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  30. NEW LOANS.

    The Government of South Australia has underwritten a conversion loan for £1.650.300. The rate of interest is 5 percent, and the price of issue £98 per cent. ...

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  31. GERMANY.

    The mysterious disappearance of the sailors Anderson and Semmelheck from the schooner Anne in 1921 has been recalled by the trial of Alfred Jaekel on ...

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  32. BRITAIN AND FRANCE.

    There is much speculation in Paris and London regarding an interview which took place yesterday between Mr. Ramsay Macdonald and the Comte de St. ...

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  33. New South Wales.

    In consequence of the large number of conversion applications, some twelve hundred of which are still unopened the amount subscribed for the New South ...

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  34. RAILWAY DISASTER.

    Owning to the terrible mutilation of their bodies, six out of the eight persons who were killed in the disaster which overtook the international express train ...

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  35. PARTY GAINS AND LOSSES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 66 words
  36. Alleged Murders.

    The wife of a superior official in the law courts has been arrested on suspi-cion of having murdered two husbands, a mother-in-law, and a brother-in-law. ...

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  37. UNDERWRITERS' SHARE.

    The Financial Editor of the London "Daily Telegraph" says:— It is understood that the underwriters of the New South Wales loan have taken up about ...

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  38. No Bodies Recovered.

    None of the Metatua's dead has been recovered. They lie in their bunks under the water, where they were trapped. Their names are not known at present. ...

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  39. "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE."

    With a greater play to present last night, Mr. Alan Wilkie and his company rose to greater achievements. Whatever be the reason, The Merchant of Venice" ...

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  40. AVIATION.

    Mr. A. H. Ashbolt (Agent-General for Tasmania) in a paper which he read to-night on "Empire communication" before the Institution of Aeronautical ...

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  41. A Sailor Interviewed.

    A seaman of the Matatua (a New Zealander named Moore) said in the course of an interview:—"When the collision occurred twenty-two out of thirty-two ...

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  42. ITALY.

    At a private Consistory to-day the Pope announced that Monsignors Patrick Joseph Hayes and George William Mundelein, Archbishops of New York and ...

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  43. Diogenes List.

    The Officer in Charge of Immigration notifies that the following is a list of new settlers due to arrive at Albany by the s.s. Diogenes on or about April 5:— ...

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  44. Another Report.

    The Ostend express train was traveling at a speed of about 70 miles an hour when it crashed into the goods train. Some gas reservoirs in a waggon ...

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  45. MEMBERS REJECTED.

    MRS. EDITH CO WAN (West Perth). J. THOMSON (Claremont). J. T. DAVIES (Guildford). L. L. CARTER (Leederville). ...

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  46. NEW MEMBERS.

    J. B. SLEEMAN (Fremantle). T. A. L. DAVY (West Perth). W. D. JOHNSON (Guildford). H. MILLINGTON (Leederville). ...

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  47. EMPIRE BANKS.

    The annual dinner of the British and Overseas Banks Association was attended by the High Commissioners for Australia. New Zealand, and India, and other ...

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  48. CHURCH RE-UNION.

    The following passage occurs in the Pope's allocution:-"We are thankful to those who, following the impulse of Divine grace and their own hearts, ...

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  49. World Flight Started.

    Squadron-Leader Maclaren, in the flying-boat Vulture, left Southampton to-day on his fight round the world— ...

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  50. INDIA.

    The Legislative Council of Bengal continues to reject the Budget demands. The amount refused to-day totalled 1914 lakhs of rupees, including an ...

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  51. HOW THE PEOPLE VOTED

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 62 words
  52. PRIVY COUNCIL APPEAL

    The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council dismissed to-day the appeal in the case of Cooke versus the Commonwealth. ...

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  53. TURKEY.

    A serious situation has arisen as a result of the National Assembly, after stormy scenes, rejecting the article in the new Constitution which empowers the ...

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  54. LEADERS' COMMENTS.

    "Amongst other things. I regret the defeat of Mr. H. K. Maley, who has been a loyal colleague, hard worker, and capable Minister," was the first sentence of ...

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  55. JUGO-SLAVIA.

    Sixty-eight members of the Croatian Peasants' Republican Party arrived in Belgrade, and took the oath of loyalty to King Alexander in the Skupstina ...

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  56. Mr. Collier's Challenge.

    "It is now quite clear." said the Leader of the Labour Party (Mr. P. Collier), "that Sir James Mitchell has absolutely failed to secure from the people the ...

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  57. RUSSELL APPEAL CASE.

    The arguments to-day in the Russell Appeal case before the Appellate Tri-bunal of the House of Lords turned upon the position of the child. ...

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  58. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    Mr. Ramsay Macdonald announced in the House of Commons to-night the receipt of a communication from Lord Derby to the effect that he was not a ...

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  59. The Judgment.

    In delivering the judgement Lord Cave said that there was no contract between the Imperial Government and the owners of the skin wool; non was there, as ...

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  60. Immigrants Entertained.

    Actins under the auspices of the Anglican Church Immigration Committee, the ladies' welfare committee connected with St. Luke's Cottes[?], ...

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  61. GREECE.

    Negotiations with the Royalists having proved unfruitful the Government presented a motion in the National Assembly for proclaiming the abolition of the ...

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  62. Immigration and Employment.

    That the arrangements for absorbing immigrants in rural employment have worked satisfactorily was disclosed at a meeting of the Perth Chamber of ...

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  63. Statement by Sir J. Higgins

    Referring to the judgment of the Privy Council in the skin wool case. Sir John Higgins, the chairman of the Commonwealth of Australia Central Wool ...

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  64. NEW ZEALAND FINANCE.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Massey) states that the year's financial operations ending on March 31. will show a surplus as large or better than last ...

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  65. The Motion Carried.

    The Assembly to-day carried a resolution in favour of the overthrow of the dynasty and the establishment of a republic.—Reuter. ...

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  66. P.P.A. President.

    The president of the P.P.A. (Mr. A. J. Monger) returned to Perth from York yesterday. When a West Australian" representative sought him at the Weld ...

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  67. Advertising

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