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  3. LORO NORTHCLIFFE'S DIARY

    Brilliant foliage—flat roofs-bad golf -fine children—and a “singing wi[?]e-Wagrail." These were among the outstanding ...

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  4. BRITAIN AND RUSSIA

    M. Kraasin, who arranged the trade agreement between Britain and Soviet Russia, arrived in London last night. He travelled partly by air from ...

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  5. IRISH AFFAIRS

    In the decision or the decision of the Jud[?] Committee of the Privy Council that it had no ju[?]diction to interfere with the judgment of the Appeal Court that ...

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  6. RUHR SITUATION

    A French regiment this morning occupied the Baden Aniline and Soda Works at Ludwigsliafen. Employes were not allowed to enter the works, ...

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  7. GREECE AND TURKEY

    The “Daily Mail’s’’ correspondent at Lausanne says that misgiving is felt in Allied circles owing to Venezelos demanding from the Turks settlement ...

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  8. N.S.W. COAL CRISIS

    The position in the coal mining industry is grave. For the present the fight will be confined to the Maitland fie[?] All[?]menbers of the federation ...

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  9. Personal

    A United Service cable mesage states that Mr Bonar Law the British Prime Ministe, is returning home train France without completing his ...

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  10. THE CHINESE BANDITS

    The agreement reached between the bandits delegates and the Chinese Government representatives, by which the foreign captives were to be released ...

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  11. GERMAN FINANCES.

    The Paris correspondent of the “Times” states that the Germain financial position and the collapse of the mark are viewed with considerable ...

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  12. A TRADUCER OF AUSTRALIA

    “Mr Gosling went" to Australia in 19[?] as an immigrants Immediately he nominated his own sister for an assiste passage. He is drawing £600 a ...

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  13. IMPERIAL TRADE

    Responding to the toast of "The Visitors’’ at the Mercers’ Company dinner this evening, Sir George fuller (Premier of New South Wales referred ...

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  14. THE SOVIET’S REPLY.

    Mr Ronald M‘Neill (Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs) said that the [?]ply received from the Soviet was entirely unsatisfactory on all points. He ...

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  15. THE INDEMNITY BILL.

    Answering a question in the House of Commons Mr Baldwin said that the Government would to-day introduce an indemnity bill to cover the action of ...

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  16. ATTEMPT TO DIVIDE THE ALLIES.

    The French view is that the total prostration of Germany, with the inevitable chaos and disaster, is certainly undesirable, since the possibilities of ...

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  17. PLAYS FOR AUSTRALIA

    Mr E. J. Tait, will make only a short stay in London before returning to America. He will sail for Australia from Vanconver on 2nd ...

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  18. [?]EBEL LEADER SHOT.

    It is announced that Plunkett the Irregular leader, was shot dead in an engagement in the Valey Mount district. Twelve of his followers ...

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  19. EMPIRE SHOPPING WEEK

    Lady Sydenham, Wife of the former Governor of Victoria, is actively interesting herself in the forthcoming “Empire Shopping Week," with which ...

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  20. LADY ASTOR AS POLITICIAN

    Lady Astor, always one of the most attractive personalities in Parliament, just now is the centre of a raging battle. ...

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  21. [?]IVOSCE DETAILS

    Sir Evelyn Cecil has introduced in the House of Commons a Matrimonial Causes Regulation of Reports Bill. Tje bill would forb[?] the publication ...

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  22. REPARATIONS QUESTIONS.

    Reuter’s correspondent in Paris says that the Japanese reply to the German Note declines to accept the proposals on account of the total sum offered, ...

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  23. ARMY MEAT CONTRAST

    Commenting on Mr Bruce’s cabled complaint that an army meat contract, which was originally to have closed on 17th April, had gone to the ...

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  24. VIEWS OF MR. LLOYD CEORPE AND MR. ASQUITH.

    Sir Lloyd George supported the Government polity, but advised the Government to profit by the opportunity with Krassin, ...

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  25. DISQUIETING RUMOR.

    The “Times” correspondent in Berlin says that Streseman created a sensation by publis[?] articles in the German People’s Party organ, “Zeit,” ...

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  26. BRITISH BUILDING TRADE

    The arbitrator in the building trade dispute made an award by which the wages of craftsmen will be reduced by ½d an hour in London, and ½d to 1d ...

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  27. CRICKET IN ENGLAND

    In the series of county cricket matches which ended to-day Yorkshire was the only team to score a win, defeating Middlesex by an innings and ...

    Article : 78 words
  28. DYE STUFFS SEIZED.

    The “Radiy Mail" correspondent at Dusseldorf states that the French and Belgians seized 20,000 tons of dye stuffs, three-quarters of which are ...

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  29. AUSTRALIA’S DIFFICULTY.

    The “Radiy Mail" says that the War Office states that the meat contract trouble arose through the circulation in Australia of a false report that ...

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  30. IMPERIAL AIR SERVICE

    Owing to the abandonment, for the time being, of the world flight, Sir Keith Smith is devoting his energies to business as travelling ...

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  31. DRAWN GAMES.

    The following matches were drawn Cambridge, 133 and four for 50, versus Sussex, 177 and 258. In the University's second innings M. W. ...

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  32. A STRANGE HIDING PLAGE

    Two men, wanted by the police for the murder of their stepmother, were discovered living in a hollow high up [?] pillar at a railway station ...

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  33. SCENE IN THE HOUSE.

    The Russian debate in the House of Commons, enlivened towards the close, the communist, Mr Newbold, continually interrupted the proceedings, and ...

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  34. DOMESTIC SERVICE

    Girls dislike for domestic work was further explained at to-day’s sitting of the Ministry of Labor's committee, which is enquiring into the shortage ...

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  35. ARTICLES BY MR HUGHES

    Commenting on a series of articled by Mr W. M. Hughes, former Prime Minister, which the "Morning Post" is publishing, Mr Lawson the Premier, ...

    Article : 69 words
  36. LADY PLEASANCE M’KENNA

    "I hope to spend a peaceful honeymoon in a p[?]acefut country," telegraphed Lady Pleasance M'Kenna, daughter of Lord Stradbroke, the ...

    Article : 200 words
  37. THE LAW AMD WOMEN

    Wm. Hall, who has 36 years expe[?] snce in the police courts, and 18 years as a J.P., advocated at the Law Refrom Commission that a justice should ...

    Article : 268 words
  38. CONFERRING OF TITLES

    In the House of Assembly, Col. E. Creswell, the Labor leader, moved for the presentation of an address praying the King to refrain from conferring ...

    Article : 184 words
  39. FIRE AT LONDON DOCKS

    There were exciting scenes during a fire on the steamer Ruapehu, which was flying at London dock. The fire lasted for three hours, and 100 ...

    Article : 167 words
  40. BRIXTON MURDER

    The inquest on the body of Jacob Dickie Has been adjourned for a week. Giving evidence today Dickie’s broths said that the diseased was not a man ...

    Article : 94 words
  41. BETTING IN ENGLAND

    The op[?]ion of the comference of chief Vo[?]bles of the North of E[?]gland was v[?]ed by Mr Ca[?]well, Chief Co[?]table of Liverpool, who gave ...

    Article : 154 words
  42. CO-OPERATION

    Sir George Fuller addressed, the [?] of the Overseas Farmers [?] operative Asso[?]iation on the value of co-opertion which he has been ...

    Article : 74 words
  43. WOMEN’S INSTITUTES

    Lady Denman, who p[?]sied at the annual meeting meeting of the National Federation of Women's Institutes, today, says that these institutes help ...

    Article : 94 words
  44. CRASH OF NAVAL EROPLANE

    Reuter's correspondent in Christian nia says that a naval [?]roplane was practising wireless at Forten when a wing collapsed and the machine ...

    Article : 44 words
  45. AUSTRALIAN WHEAT

    Wheat afloat on Austrian steamers is quoted at 52/. ...

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