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  3. THE PRINCE IN JAPAN.

    KOBE, Saturday.—The Prince of Wales yesterday afternoon varied the usual ceremonial by making a triumphal entry into Osaka, the Birmingham ...

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  4. S. AFRICAN FINANCES.

    CAPETOWN, Saturday.—In the S. African House of Assembly yesterday, during the course of his budget speech, the Minister for Finance. (Mr. Burton) ...

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  5. BELFAST CRIMES.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Notwithstanding heavy sentences, including the cat, imposed upon armed robbers in Belfast, the raiding of offices continues. ...

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  6. GENOA CONFERENCE.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Garvin, the "Observer's" special correspondent at Genoa, writes that by Tuesday it will be known whether the Genoa ...

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  7. THE WAR IN CHINA.

    VANCOUVER, Saturday.—The representative of the United Press at TienTsin reported yesterday that General W[?]-Pei-Fu's forces had detoured ...

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  8. AFTER TRUCE CLASH.

    Mutineers and Free State troops clashed at Newton Cunningham two hours after the truce had been signed. The Free Staters were aware of the ...

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  9. BRITISH ENGINEERS.

    LONDON, Saturday. — After some days' inquiry into the matter of the engineering lockout Sir William Mackenzie, the president, yesterday, ...

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  10. POINCARE-LLOYD GEORGE DUEL.

    Temperamentally M. Poincare is fundamentally antagonistic to the British Prime Minister [?] Lloyd George). On the contrary, Mr. Lloyd George and ...

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  11. ENTRY INTO PEKIN.

    It is reported from Pekin that General Wu-Pei-Fu has entered Pekin. He visited President Hsu-Sh[?]-Chang and assured him that he would not interfere ...

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  12. PROGRESS TO UNITY.

    Commandant Rory O'Connor, commanding the Irish irregulars; Mr, D. Mulcahy, Southern Minister for War; and Mr. Michael Collins, Southern ...

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  13. ROWETT V. SHACKLETON.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Arising from a formal but friendly action in the Chancery Division of the Supreme Court, wherein[?] Mr. John Quiller Rowett, of ...

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  14. RECIPROCAL CONDEMNATION.

    A later message states that the Engineering Industrial Court has adjourned sine die. Mr. Brownlie, on behalf of the men, condemned the ...

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  15. DISMISSALS AND ARRESTS.

    It is reported from Pekin that President Hsu-Shi-Chaug has issued a mandate dismissing the Premier (LiaugShi-Hyi) andi ordering his arrest. He ...

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  16. TRUCE PROLONGED.

    The Dail Eircann Peace Committee has now adjourned till Monday after stating that the commanders on both sides have been instructed to arrange a ...

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  17. TO IRISH FRIENDS ABROAD.

    It is reported from Washington that the Southern Irish Premier (Mr. Michael Collins) has sent a message through the Irish Diplomatic Mission in ...

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  18. FRANCO-BELGIAN IDEAS.

    Mr. Garvin continues: "We have reached the pinch—owing to the Franco-Belgian demand and Russia's inevitable refusal—when we can anticipate ...

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  19. ROUND=WORLD FLIGHT.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Major W. T. Blake, accompanied by Captain Ma[?]millan, will start from Britain on his attempted round the world flight on ...

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  20. RETURNED MEN ASSAULTED.

    A [?]rowd at Barrow yesterday assaulted and injured several of Vickers' Ltd. engineers who had returned to work. Large forces of police are now ...

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  21. LABOR DEVELOPMENTS.

    JOHANNESBURG, Saturday.— Among the recent Labor developments is a movement to invite shop assistants, clerks, etc., to join in a consultative ...

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  22. A GILBERTIAN WAR.

    LAHORE, Saturday.—The Gilbertian war between the Di[?]s and Swats, which was suspended for the Prince of Wales' benefit, was soon resumed, but it has ...

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  23. LYNCH LAW IN TEXAS.

    KIRVIN (Texas), Saturday.—Three negro[?]s were burned to death at the same stake to-day by a mob of 500 men following on the negroes alleged ...

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  24. WELSH COAL TRADE

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Welsh coal trade is booming. The owners believe that it will eventually surpass, the prewar highwater mark. Preparations are ...

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  25. IF CONFERENCE ADJOURNS.

    "If the conference adjourns it will give both sides an opportunity for studying Mr. Lloyd George's non-aggression pact. Poland is the main ...

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  26. TEXAS TORNADO.

    AUSTIN (Texas), Saturday.—A tornado Tyestcrday killed 10[?] people, injured 50, and damaged half a million dollars' worth of property. ...

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  27. IN RUSSIAN TURKESTAN.

    LAHORE, Saturday.—Both the economic and political conditions in Russian Turkestan ave extremely serious. Food supplies, including army rations, ...

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  28. SHIPYARD STRIKE OFF.

    The shipyard strike has been called off, the men's executive considering that, though the last ballot showed a majority against the masters' offer, ...

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  29. SOLDIERS IN POLITICS.

    LONDON, Saturday.—General Sir Charles Townshend, the defender of Kut in Mesopotamia, has informed his constituents that he will not seek ...

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  30. FLOODS IN ITALY.

    ROME, Saturday.—Owing to [?]oods the town of Corato, of 45,000 inhabitants, has been almost destroyed. The damage is estimated at 200,000,000 lire ...

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  31. THE EMPIRE'S NEED.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Provost of Glasgow, speaking at the luncheon tendered to the South Australian Premier (Mr. A. N. Barwell), commented upon ...

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  32. AUSTRALIAN Y.M.C.A.

    LONDON, Saturday. — Mr. Howard William's (chairman of the Y.M.C.A. British Empire Union) yesterday tendered a [?]nch[?]on to Mr. W. C. Shaw ...

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  33. RUSSIA'S CONTENTIONS.

    The special representative of the Australian Press Association attending the Genoa Economic Conference states that the "Tribuna " of Rome yesterday ...

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  34. FULHAM TRAGEDY.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Reginald True was yesterday sentenced to death for murdering Gertrude Yates on March 6. The defence pleaded insanity. Mr. ...

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  35. BARTHOU'S HOPE.

    A message from Paris states that the French Minister for Justice (M. Barthou), French delegate at Genoa, before returning to Genoa, stated:— ...

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  36. BOURNEMOUTH MYSTERY.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Thomas Henry Allaway, aged about 30, who was arrested at Reading on a charge of stealing a cheque book valued at 2/, has ...

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  37. ARTS AND ARTISTS.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The trustees of the Felton Bequest have purchased a first-rate Vanyek of an English period from Lady Lucas' Panshanger ...

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  38. FRANCE'S CONDITIONAL APPROVAL.

    A later message from the special representative of the Australian Press Association states that M. Barthou has [?]returned. He saw Mr. Lloyd George ...

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  39. NEGATIVE CONVERSATIONS.

    The special representative of the Australian Press Association states that the conversations which have been proceeding for the past two days between the ...

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  40. PAPUAN ADMINISTRATION.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Miss Beatrice Grimshaw, the well-known writer, when interviewed at Plymouth yesterday, paid a tribute to the Australian ...

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  41. MATTER OF OTL CONCESSIONS.

    The manager of the Shell Oil Company, who has arrivcd at Genoa, when interviewed, denied that any agreement had been reached over the Russian oil ...

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  42. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.

    This axiom specially app[?]es [?] GRANT'S BALM OF LIQUORICE[?] which is the most successful [?]ough remedy in the world. It cures to stay ...

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  43. GERMAN [?]PARATIONS.

    It is reported from Paris that Herr Bergmann, one of the German delegates to the Genoa Conference, has arrived at Paris, bringing the German offer to ...

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