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  3. THE PANACEA. EMPIRE=GROWN MEAT.

    LONDON, Monday.—Mr. Hassan, of the Australian Meat Council, is submitting to the Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. J. H. Thomas) a scheme ...

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  4. SOCIAL HYGIENE.

    LONDON, Monday.—All the British Dominions andc 60 local authorities, 36 national o4rganisations, and 10 Universities are represented at the Imperial ...

    Article : 153 words
  5. SAME IDEALS.

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—"The American people are watching with great interest Australia's progess. The resolute, effective manner in ...

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  6. MORE THAN DEFEATED POINCARE TURNED DOWN.

    LONDON, Monday.—The landslide in M. Poincare's electoral hopes has astonished Britons and Frenchmen alike. It is admitted that the cost of living, and the ever-mounting taxation largely explain, Sunday's vote. Frenchmen are clutching at the experts' report in ...

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  7. JAPANESE ELECTION.

    TOKIO, Monday. According to the latest returns, the position of parties in Japan resulting from the general elections, is as follows: ...

    Article : 348 words
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  9. Position of Parties.

    PARIS, Monday.—By 5 o'clock this evening all the returns in the French general elections were complete except the Colonies and one Nord Department, ...

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  10. DRUNKARD'S COMPLAINT.

    LONDON, Monday.—The Woking (Surrey) Police Court was overcrowded this morning—particularly by women— at teh further hearing of the Byfleet ...

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  11. TEXTILE INDUSTRY.

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—The bascs for the reports that the textile industry of America is suffering a serious relapse are that both the cotton and ...

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  12. London Press Comment.

    Commenting on the results of the French elections, "The Daily Telegraph," editorially, says: "The position is awkward for Mr. Macdonald. ...

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  13. WORLD FLIGHT. Against Head Winds.

    PARIS, Monday.—The French Army airman, Lieut. d'Oisy, in his attempt at a flight round the world, has reached Saignon, capital of French Cochin ...

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  14. ASTONISHING!

    LONDON, Monday.—In an outspoken speech during the course of a visit to the Birmingham section of the British Industries Fair, Sir Bourchier Wrey, ...

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  15. AMERICAN LEADER RETURNS.

    CORDOVA (Alaska), Monday.— Major Martin, leader of the Americans attempting a flight round the world, and his mechanic will leave ...

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  16. GERMANS ELATED.

    Reuter's Berlin correspondent reports that the German press is elated at M. Poincare's discomfiture, though there is a difference of opinion with regard to ...

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  17. ARGENTINE FOR ITALY.

    In councetion with Italy's importing meat, the Australian Press Association has learned that an Italian firm has purchased the steamer Whakatane, and ...

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  18. American Presidency.

    NEW YORK, Monday.—The American Socialist Labor Party has selected Mr. Frank Joues, of Oregon, as its candidate for the United States ...

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  19. FATAL STAB.

    CAPETOWN, Monday. — Reuter's correspondent at Lorenzo Marques, the fortugucse station on Delagoa Bay, reports that a sensational affair has ...

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  20. IMMIGRATION. Paris Discussions.

    PARIS, Monday.—Britain and the British Empire, including the Australian, Senator Wilson, for his country, were represented at a conference, at ...

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  21. Rumanian Sovereigns.

    LONDON, Monday.—Following visits to France, Switzerland, and Belgium, Their Rumanian Majesties, King Ferdinand and Queen Marie (Princess ...

    Article : 135 words
  22. MONEY MARKET AFFECTED.

    The money markets to-day sensed the impending change as evidenced by the remarkable fall of the frane to from 73 to 78 for the sterling, and from ...

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  23. Irish Boundaries.

    BELFAST, Monday.—The "Northern Whig" states that Sir Robert Borden, former Prime Minister of Canada, has conditionally accepted the ...

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  24. Possible Prime Minister.

    M. Herriot, Leader of the Left Bloc, who is mentioned as a probable successor to M. Poincare, is a distinguished educationist, and a pioneer of local ...

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  25. BRITISH-AUSTRALIAN SCHEME.

    LONDON, Monday.—It is understood that the migration proposals in the scheme between Britain and Australia negotiated by Senator Wilson include ...

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  26. Canadian Bonds.

    TORONTO, Monday.—Amelius Jarvies and his son, of the bond firm of that name (one of the best known and oldest firms in Canada), and their ...

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  27. Disgruntled Migrants.

    Mr. C. D. Hardie (Lab.), in the House of Commons to-day alleged that young Glasgowites who had migrated to Australia had had to sleep in sheds, and ...

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  28. LIBERTY.

    LONDON, Monday.—A distinguished and numerous Liberal gathering to-day listened to, a fighting speech by Mr. Lloyd George at the National Liberal ...

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  29. Last of His Line.

    LONDON, Monday.—The Earl of Ashburnham, the last of his line, died at Grosvenor Hotel with dramatic suddenness from pneumonia to-day. He ...

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  30. Pittsburg Strike Settled.

    PITTSBURG, Monday.—The strike of 3200 motormen, and conductors on the street railway was settled to-day, when the men voted the return to work ...

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  31. Canadian Apples Embargo.

    OTTAWA, Monday.—"Canada has asked Australia to remove the embargo on Canadian apples," the Acting Minister for Finance (Mr. Robb) informed ...

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  32. A LESSON FOR BRITAIN.

    Mr. Lloyd George, at the National Liberal Club, said that the French election result had significance for Britain. He hoped and believed that it ...

    Article : 290 words
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  34. Australian Artists.

    LONDON, Monday.—A feature of the British broadeasting programme tonight was a concert by the Australian Chamber of Music arranged by Mr. ...

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