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REVOLT IN KOREA.
Risings in Korea continue. There is a steady streata of reports from Korean missionary sources accusing the Japanese authorities of suppressing Korean ...
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PNEUMONIC INFLUENZA
Twenty-eight deaths and 120 new cases were reported from various metropolitan hospitals for the 24 hours ended at noon to-day. Thirteen new cases were admitted to ...
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INTERNAL GERMANY
Reuter's correspondent at Berlin says that Professor Schucking, chairman of the GErman Commission which investigated the murder of Captain Fryatt, master of ...
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COMMERCIAL.
A considerable reduction was noticed in the number of sheep available at Homebush to-day as compared with last yarding. About 21,215 were expected in by ...
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The Peace Conference
Despite the opinion of a responsible British authority that the Peace Treaty will be ready next Wednesday, Paris newspapers doubt the possibility of the ...
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LANDING TROOPS AT DANZIG.
Marshal Foch, is his telegram from Spa announcing that arrangements had been completed for the landing of the Polish troops under General Haller at Danzig, ...
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BOMBERS ARE READY
The Inter-Allied Aerial Stall is preparing for the widespread bombing of Germany in the event of a refusal to sign the Treaty of Peace. The Allies' ...
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IN THE COUNTRY
Five cases of pneumonic-influenza were reported at The Rock yesterday, one of which is said to be very serious. Dr. Robinson, of Lockhart, diagnosed ...
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RUSSO-BAVARIAN ALLIANCE
Reuter's correspondent at Berlin says that Munich newspapers declare that the Bavarian Government is negotiating with Russia with a view to forming an alliance. ...
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STRIKES AND RIOTS SPREAD
Events in connection with the strike in the Rubr district of Germany show that the Communist influence has greatly increased among the miners. Considerably ...
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GERMAN BOURGEOISE APATHETIC
A distinguished military officer, who returned from Berlin this morning, called on several delegates. He is convinced that the Spartacists are preparing a ...
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THIRTY-FIVE BILLION FRANCS
A decision has been readied an to the amount of the indemnity which Germany must pay. The sum has been fixed at 35 billion francs spread over a period of ...
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MORE EGYPTIAN OUTRAGES
A communique despatched from Caire on March 25 states:—A mob at Port Said on March 21, incited by agitators and intoxicated by hashish, attacked the ...
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NINE CASES AT WAGGA
The Wagga police ambulance had a busy time on Sunday, no fewer than nine patients, eight being residents of Wagga, having been conveyed to the isolation ...
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GEHMAN DIPLOMACY
The "Times" staff says the Germans morally gained a point at Spa, for the Allies agreed to use Danzig as little as possible, sending most of their troops by ...
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QUESTION OF INDEMNITIES
Another pessimistic forecast comes from Lord Robert Cecil, Chairman of the British section of the League of Nations Commission, who told the Economic ...
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SOUTH AFRICAN LABOR TROUBLES
Responsible chiefs at present in Johannesburg are going into the questions which are agitating the native fund. They condemn the movement to resist the law ...
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GENERAL STRIKE IN BERLIN
A general strike has been declared in Berlin. ...
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GERMAN BOLSHEVIK PLOT
"The Times" Berlin correspondent says the Government has discovered and extensive plot to proclaim a North German Soviet Republic. It has arrested ...
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ANOTHER CASE AT WAGGA.
Yesterday another case was reported at Wagga. This brings the total number of new cases to ten. ...
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BOLSHEVISM.
In connection with the report that the Hungarian Government has declared war against Serbia and the surrounding countries, it is stated that Hungary has also ...
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MEDICAL INSPECTION OF TRAVELLERS.
The Minister for Health, in order to suit the convenience of person travelling from the country of Cumberland into the country, has arranged to have a doctor in ...
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WEATHER AND RIVER.
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FRANCO-BRITISH ENTENTE
In an attempt to reconcile French public opinion, Mr. Lloyd George, in an interview with the "Petit Parisien," puts the British case. "The France-British ...
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OUTDOOR MEETINGS PROHIBITED.
The Minister for Health states that his proclamation dealing with outdoor meetings is not limited to public meetings, but includes meetings to any king which ...
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ESTHONIA FREE OF BOLSHEVIKS
It is announced by the Lettish Press Bureau that whole of Esthonia has been freed of the Bolsheviks. The peasants in South Livonia have risen and ...
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ITALY'S TERRITORIAL DEMANDS
Discussion turned yesterday on Dalmatia, Signor Orlando, the Italian Prime Minister, retiring while the Jugo-Slave advocated their claims to Flume. "The ...
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BUILDERS' STRIKE AT JOHANNESBURG
Despite the settlement of the municipal strike at Johannesburg, the strike among the workers in the building trades is still unsettled. The general council of the ...
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FARMERS' AND SETTLERS' CONFERENCE.
The Molong branch of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association has decided to ask the central executive to hld the forthcoming conference at Dubbo instead of ...
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"Allies Should Profit by German Trade."
The former German Colonial Minister, Dr. Solf, speaking in Switzerland, states that British business interests will speedily perceive the advantage of ...
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PLAGUES IN MOSCOW
Reuter's correspondent at Helsingfors cabling on April 2, said that at Moscow the water, electricity and gas works and the tramways have been completely ...
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IS INOCULATION PREVENTIVE?
The report of the Royal Commission which investigated the influenza epidemic in South Africa, among other things, states that the evidence of bacteriologists ...
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GROUNDS FOR PROTEST STATED.
The Italian protest has taken the form of an official statement. The delegate, Signor Barzilai, declares that the Croatians and Slovenes fought Italy to the ...
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ROYAL SHOW AWARDS.
It has been arranged by the Royal Agricultural Society to award the scheduled prizes in a few sections of the abandoned Easter Show. ...
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ITEMS OF NEWS
At the Albury racecourse last Friday Mr. Weldon was trying to catch a horse. In its efforts to get away it attempted to jump over a picket fence, with the ...
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COAL FROM SAAR VALLEY
The Big Four spent the whole day discussing the French claims, President Wilson and Mr. Lloyd George romain adamant against France taking ...
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THE MURMANSK COAST
British relief forces are to be rushed to Murmansk early in April. ...
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ITALY WILL PROBABLY SCORE
Signor Barzila declares that the Italian delegation may leave Paris as a protest. There is no question of giving Fiume to the Juge-Slavs, but the majority of the ...
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VIEWS OF SHACKLETON.
Sir Ernest Shackleton, the Antarctic explorer, has returned from Murmansk and Archangel. Interviewed by Reuter, he said that the position of the Allied ...
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BELGIUM CANNOT THREATEN
Poor Belgium cannot threat[?]. Headed by her King, she merely pleads. The Belgian representative, Mr. Vadervelde, received the press correspondents to-day. ...
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PROFESSIONAL OFFICERS AND WAGES BOARDS
Considerable interest was evinced today in and application to the industrial Count by the Professional Officers' Association for a general award. ...
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MELBOURNE TO SYDNEY BY AIR
The two avaitors who have been flying from Melbourne to Sydney for the past week, reached Sydney this afternoon. The weather conditions were against fast ...
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TWO FETTLERS RUN DOWN
While two fettlers were returning to their camp near Ungario they were overtaken by a special train. One man, grey, had his head hurt, and aram broken in two ...
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Troops Desert in Southern Russia
Reuter learns that in the past few days the Bolsheviks on the Orenburg front in South Russia, have been retiring rapidly, and desertions continue. In one instance ...
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TO FIGHT BRISBANE BOLSHEVIKS
At a meeting in the Exhibition grounds at Brishane on Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the Returned Sailors and Solders' imperial League of Australia ...
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THE RABBIT PLAGUE
The Molong branch of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association has carried a resolution that the Government be urged to contribute towards the cost of rabbit-proof ...
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SIBERIAN TOWN DEVASTATED.
Bolsheviks have devastated the town of Osea, near Porm, in Siberia, killing 2000 people, including members of the educated classes. ...
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LARGE PROPERTY OWNER FINED.
Michael F. Dalton, manager of the Dalton estate at Orange, was fined. £3 for falling to destroy rabbits on a property of 176 acres at Springside. Defendant ...
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ODESSA WILL FALL
The full of Odessa seems a matter of hours, and the troops have evacuated the city. This bungle is mainly due to the breakdown of supplies. ...
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