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  2. PNEUMONIC INFLUENZA. DOCTORS AND NURSES SHORT.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Since the influenza outbreak commenced in Sydney there have been 146 deaths and 1853 cases. There are now 60 emergency depots established in ...

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  3. A COLLIER FOUNDERS. VOICES FROM THE WAVES.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The steam collier Myola, which left Newcastle last night for Sydney with 680 tons of coal, foundered near Sydney Heads this morning during a ...

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  4. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    PARIS, Tuesday.—The question of the destiny of Danzig has not yet been settled. The Council of Four is agreed that Poland must have access to the sea, and up till a ...

    Article : 369 words
  5. BALLINA.

    Owing to the heavy south-easterly wind blowing, which has silted up the bar to a very appreciable extent, it is improbable that any vessels, in the absence of a dredge ...

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  6. HUNGARY. SHARP ACTION DEMANDED.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The newspapers regard the action of Hungary as a direct challenge to the associated Powers, and demand firm and sharp action in order to establish ...

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  7. NAMES OF THE MISSING.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The names of the missing men are:—H. Churchill, seaman; W. Carroll, fireman; S. Cooper, cook; and Nelson, seaman. ...

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  8. IN COUNTRY CENTRES.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Influenza is spreading at Millthorpe, whore twenty-two cases have been reported. Fresh cases are also notified from West Maitland, Scone, Moroe ...

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  9. THE ENTENTE'S BLINDNESS.

    LONDON, Tuesday. —Reuter's Copenhagen correspondent at Budapest on 24th March writes: Count Karolyi farewelling the Cabinet attributed the revolution to the ...

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  10. STATE POLITICS. FOOLISH TO FORM NEW PARTY.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Mr. Bavin, M.L.A., addressing his constituents, attributed many of the mistakes which rendered the present National Government in some ...

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  11. SITUATION IN RUSSIA. MR. CHURCHILL'S REVIEW.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—In the House of Commons Mr. Winston Churchill (Secretary for War) reviewed the situation in Russia. He said there was very little fighting at ...

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  12. DEATH OF FRUIT MERCHANT.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Patrick Lyons, a prominent Sydney fruit merchant, died to-day from influenza. ...

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  13. ALLIED FORCES.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—From Bucharest it is reported that Entente forces have landed at Constanza en route to Hungary. ...

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  14. NEW CASES.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Twelve deaths and 117 new cases were reported by the Board of Health for the 24 hours ended noon to-day. The A.J.C. autumn racing ...

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  15. EGYPT.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Reuter's Cairo correspondent writing on 18th March says the official report of the riot, giving details of the most important outrages, is as follows: ...

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  16. MINISTERIAL THREATS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Mr. Briner, M.L.A., in a letter to the press this morning, writes: "The Minister for Lands was reported to have said he would stake his ...

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  17. SUGGESTED RESTRICTIONS ADOPTED.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Government has decided to adopt all the restrictions recommended by the Consultative Council. The necessary proclamation will be issued ...

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  18. REPATRIATION OFFICER CLOSED.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The repatriation offices in Sydney have been closed in consequence of an outbreak of influenza amongst the staff. One member of the staff is ...

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  19. "WE ARE SINKING."

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Walter Core, 19, assistant steward, said:—"We left Newcastle about 5 p.m. yesterday. We had a big list to port when we were just out from ...

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  20. TERMS MUST BE ACCEPTED.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The German paper "Vorwaerts" warns the reactionaries and militarists of the danger of proletarian supremacy and Bolshevist influences, declaring ...

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  21. GERMANS AND POLES. NEUTRALISATION OF ZONE.

    PARIS, Tuesday.—The British have proposed neutralisation of the entire corridor zone from Danzig to Poland, placing its administration under a German and Polish ...

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  22. MELBOURNE FIGURES.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The Board of Health, report that 122 cases of Influenza were notified to-day—96 in the metropolitan area and 26 from the country. One hundred ...

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  23. COMMISSION TO TURKEY.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The Council of Four decided to despatch a Commission to ascertain the views of all parts of the Turkish empire, and recommend the distribution of ...

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  24. THE ALLIES' DEMANDS.

    PARIS, Tuesday.—Marshal Foch goes to Spa to-morrow to give the German delegates 48 hours in which to accept the Allies' Danzig demands. The German Government ...

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  25. THE FINGAL BLACKS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Referring to the recent outbreak of influenza amongst the aborigines at Fingal, Mr. [?]. R. Colborne, of the Christian Science Committee on ...

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  26. REPATRIATION.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The "Times," discussing the Dominion troops' dissatisfaction at delayed repatriation, says:—The delays are mostly unavoidable, but have the ...

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  27. GENERAL TELEGRAMS. SMALLPOX ON TRANSPORT.

    SYDNEY, Wednesdhy.—It is stated by the authorities that a case of smallpox has been reported on the transport Euripides, which is due at Fremantle on April 9 from ...

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  28. GERMAN REPUBLIC.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—From Stockholm it is reported that all political parties are making capital of the events in Hungary. The Spartacists are welcoming them as victory ...

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  29. PEACE CELEBRATIONS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Everything is now ready for the holding of peace celebrations when peace comes, but the Government would feel bound to postpone the celebrations if ...

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  30. OFFENSIVE REFERENCE DENIED.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Mr. Hoskins, M.L.A., was recently reported as having referred to the Farmers and Settler's Association as "disgruntled, wire-whiskered ...

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  31. LABOR AFFAIRS. ONE BIG UNION CONGRESS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The One Big Union has decided that a ballot will be taken of the unions favorable to O.B.U. in July. In the meantime propoganda will be carried ...

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  32. FRENCH CLAIMS.

    PARIS, Tuesday.—According to American Congressmen in Paris closely in touch with President Wilson, the latter threatens to withdraw from the Council and appeal to ...

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  33. PERSONAL.

    We ("R.R. Expresss") regret to hear that the three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McDougall have been victims of the pnenmonic influenza outbreak in Sydney. At ...

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  34. UNIFORM PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The Federal Cabinet have approved of uniform regulations in relation to Commonwealth public holidays throughout the States, as far as ...

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  35. POPULATION INFLAMED.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Events leading to the German upheaval came unexpectedly and rapidly. It began with a broadcast issue of Spartacist posters, announcing mass ...

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  36. THE DISTRESS SIGNALS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Ross, chief mate of the South Bulli, in an interview describes how they saw the distress signals of the Myola and endeavored to get into touch ...

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  37. PLUMP FOR PROHIBITION.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The Rechabites' Conference in Melbourne has declared for prohibition for the Commonwealth, and resolved to remind the Victorian ...

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  38. LABOR'S GOING TO DO.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Mr. Dooley, M.L.A., who is leaving for America, says Australia must not lag behind in the industrial march. He declared the State ...

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  39. IN THE WATER FOR TWO HOURS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The captain of the Myola, Thomas Higgins, who was formerly mate of the collier Malachite, when interviewed, said:—"I was in command of the ...

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  40. LATEST SPORTING. THE TURF.

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  41. PENSIONS LIABILITY.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—At the end of March the annual pensions liability of the Commonwealth reached a total of £4,850,000. The liability is increasing annually, ...

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  42. THE NEW COVENANT.

    PARIS, Tuesday.—The new covenant of the League of Nations will be ready on Thursday. ...

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  43. RAILWAY WORKERS' CONCESSIONS.

    AUCKLAND, Wednesday.—Considerable concessions have been made to railway workers in New Zealand. ...

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  44. COLLIER SINKS RAPIDLY.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Albert Joyce, donkeyman on the Myola, whose shoulder was badly injured in the buffeting he received while struggling for his life in the water, ...

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  45. RIOTS SPREADING.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The general strike riots started at Berlin are speading throughout the provinces. The military have been called out. ...

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  46. INTERSTATE COMMISSION.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—With regard to the Interstate Commission, the Federal Cabinet have completed an outline of the alterations which the Government propose ...

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  47. MEAT RESTRICTIONS.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—On 30th March the Press Bureau reported that all recent restrictions on the sale and distribution of live stock for slaughter would be removed on ...

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  48. LORD CECIL MEETS SOCIALISTS.

    PARIS, Tuesday—Lord Robert Cecil met in Paris the committee of the International Socialist Conference at Berne at 11 o'clock this morning at the Hotel Astoria. All the ...

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  49. DISTURBANCES WIDESPREAD.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The German disturbances are widespread and much fighting with bloodshed is reported. ...

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  50. RECORD BUSINESS HENS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the egg laying competitions at Hawkesbury College three records were established, all by black Orpingtons. ...

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  51. ANOTHER R.S. ASSOCIATION.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—A meeting of returned soldiers and sailors employed in the Commonwealth public service in a temporary and permanent capacity decided to form an ...

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  52. LARGE FORCES.

    NEW YORK, Tuesday.—The "Herald's" Paris correspondent says that the Germans are concentrating large forces in East Prussia under Field Marshal von Hindenburg. ...

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  53. CRICKET.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 68 words
  54. AERIAL TRANSPORT COMPANY.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The Federal Government are considering the question of the registration of the Aerial Transport Company. ...

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  55. FOODSTUFFS FOR GERMANY.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—An American steamer has arrived at Hamburg with 7500 tons of foodstuffs. ...

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  56. AUSTRALIAN PRISONERS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The London Commissioner of the Red Cross Society reports that up to the end of December 2632 Australian prisoners of war had returned, ...

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  57. RECASTING THE TARIFF.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Mr. Watt says the Cabinet has now determined the main principles on which Parliament in the coming session would be asked to recast the ...

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