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  2. Advertising

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  3. COMMERCIAL.

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  4. WEATHER AND RIVER.

    Victorian Forecast.—Clou'dy and be-otning unsettled and showery. Norther-U* "winds veerirg later to S- tnd becom-o^ squiUy over coaBtal areas 'J (-mper iturrs.—Highest, 76, lowest.. 16. Height of Murray River—3ft. ...

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    The "Daily 'Jail" says it i9 reported tiiat tlie Premier is taking the lead in watering down the treaty. IIo 1ms pro-l'-.)?ed, instead of enfor-rn

    Article : 180 words
  7. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT

    In the Hoi.se of Representatives Sir t'treph Cook told Mr. Corser that tbo tliieation of restoring rifle oli.bs to their pre-war nosition was beinz considered. Mr. H\ghc3 told Mr. Marls tliat tLj Government would be very glad to con- ...

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    Mr. Jjen Phillips, assistant H.M. at Wodonga. who recently underwent an operation in the Albury Hospital, has i

    Article : 291 words
  9. PHASES OF THE MOO.V FOR APRIL

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  10. HOiffiBUSH SALES.

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    At the Albiuy Police Court yesterday, Mr. G. A. Gray, J.P., presiding, James Edward Sims, horse trainer, Albury, -n-s charged, under date April 21, that he knowingly had in the custody of John Reginald Hill Watson about 481b of horse­hair, which may reasonably be suspected of being stolen. Sergeant Kersley said ...

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  12. FRANCE AND A LONE HAND

    As a result of the latest informal dis­cussion on^ Gerjnany59 obstinacy it is iu tlicated that Signor Nitti and Mr. Llovd George adher» to their viewpoint that' should their pfforts to promote an agree-merit fail M- Millcrand wi'l not hesi­tate to carry out the French policy in­dependently. The langu.igc of the Tiei-I if? is proverbially ambiguous, but ap­parently France will be justified in eu-' :

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  13. St. Patrick's. Flower Show.

    The bazaar section of St. Patrick's Fiower Show ■will be concluded to-night. There "was again a very large atten­dance last evening, and' good business ■vas done, '3 -* During the flower show, much interest «as taken in an exhibit of butter beans .?rown in Albuay by 3Ii\ McCnlloclc. Tliese beang are a native of New Guinea, ...

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  14. THE AUSTRIAN AND BUL­GARIAN TREATIES .

    Fu the Hou9J of-Lords, Lord Milner, in lt.f.ving the second reading of. the Ana tr-un and Bulgarian Treaties, cinphasi»2<3 that the boundary of lue Tjrol, whiel had brought a considerable number oi Clormans into Italy, was the result ■■' Italy's insistence upon a boundary neces sfiy to her strategic safety. The Al'.Ie: v t re debarred Irora resisting the claia (-wing to the Treaty which had beer ...

    Article : 181 words
  15. Albnry ..Market

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  16. Mother's Mental Aberration

    At the inquest to-day concerning the death of Germyine Palanque, whose body •a us found at Ben Buckler, Pierre Palan-que ■ stated he was dece iscd's father. Ou 3!arch SO they went for .1 walk. His W:fe then appeared to ba all right. The next day, -when he returned home, ha ask-ct; his son where his mother "was. T'ae ...

    Article : 159 words
  17. THE "BORDER MORNING MAIL"

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  18. PLEA FOR SANITY

    Speaking at tho banquet of tbe A«-sc dated British Chambers oE Commerce •it London, Lord Birfcenhend, referring to the close union "between the Donnn-~:>m and the Mother Country, said the feviunes of tho Empire for the next three ...

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  19. NO SATURDAY WORK

    The bricklavtrs' case was again before Jiu'.ge Rolin in tlie Industrial Court to­day. His Honor %-aried the award made !>y the court in February last by addius xi"»; following \vovds as part of clause 1. 'A minimum rate of wages of 2/3 por ...

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  20. SOME LABOR PROBLEWIS.

    A conference of British lahor leaders has decided to osk the Trades Union Coa-gfiss to raise £30,000 Tvith a view to an intensive cfinpaign in favor of the nationalisation of mines. A crisis has .iirisen in the eras indusbrv. ...

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  21. Jack Pickford To-morruw Night

    Jack Pickford plays the role of Johnny Spivens in "In Wrong/' a First National production, which Trill be screened at Alelba Pictures, in the Albury Mechanics' Theatre to-morrow night. Spivens is a country boy who is always "in -wrong." , till one night a raid is made on a new ; bank. Two burglars run off with their j ...

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  22. Murder of a Rabbit Trapper

    The inquest into the death, of the elder­ly rabbit-trapper, William Jones,

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  23. THE WHEAT SCANDALS

    The Government has extended Mr. Jus­tice- Pring's Commission of inquiry into W. C. Grahame's investments for a fur­ther term of three months ' TJie Premier wrote to Mr Justice Prin?, pointing out that Georgeson had recent­ly applied for a passpori to visit New Zealand, .and suggested that, if the state of his health permitted a sea trip, it lright also allow him to give evidence I of ore tlw Gcmmission. ...

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  24. .BRITISH LABOR INVESTIGATE BOLSHEVISM.

    The Labor delegation, which "will leave tor Russia on April 27, will include Mr-Robert. Williams, Mr. Can Turner, Mm Snowden, Mis3 Margaret Bendfield. arid Me. Tom Shaw, M.P.. The Soviets •will offer the fullest faci­lities for investigation, the results of which will be reported to the June cin-f01 once yf the Labor Party. ...

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  25. FEDERAL TOTALISATOR TAX

    ll>6 Federal Government is to impose a tax yu totalisator inveitiuents to the extent of about 30 per cent The Premier stated this mcrnjng tliat the matter was receiving big attention He had referred it to the Treasurer :ov report as to the probable effect on t'jc State revenue. ...

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  26. Wagga Pig Sale.

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  27. Summer Fashions In Enaland:

    The Lord Chamberlain's ofiice lias be­come tho centre of attraction for society uronient v,-ho have adopted the novel cc in 6a of displaying the - approved de-?j;;ns of court dresees suitable for debutan­tes, young matrons, and dowagers. All ^le miuug trains, feathers, head cea". ...

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  28. THELANDOFCAWAAN

    Referring to the Government action in cancelling Mr. D. R. Halls appoint­ment as Attorney-IGeneral, Sir George Fuller said to-day that the action, ac-coiding to the Premier's statement, was in keeping with a echeinc the Govern­ment was developing to «-ci re the very liest financial ?nd commercial represen­tation id England. He would have i"o w.-it wntil the scheme was made public Lnfora Jie could make any statenieut. ...

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  29. London Wool Sales.

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  30. Advertising

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  31. HIGH PRICE OF CLOTHES.

    The "Daily Mail" 8ay3 the rapid rise in the -prices of clothes is incensing Lon-i'ou citymen. A group of siock-biok^r. bankers, lawyers, and others will start on May. 3 a protest movement similar to that in America. They "will dor. engineer's overalls :md dungarees. ...

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  32. Gonlbnrn Weekly Stock Sale.

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  33. Manufactures In Enemy Coun­tries.

    London bankers,"" traders,. and '.interna­tional financiers have formed n powevfil ■/ngloi-D,ini!})iau Association for the pur-l'ose of rehabilitating the industries >n i ill- foi'nii.'r Austrian and Hungarian tor- ...

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  34. THE SHIPPING MONOPOLY

    JJr. MeWilliamg, leader of the Federal Country Party, spcaldng at Toowoomba, .«nid the hands of members of tbe Cotin-t:y Party were not tied When he was a member of tlie Nationalists he failed to g*.t an inquiry into the shipping position, 1 v.t. as leader of the Country Party, tiw Government had conceded his request, in'! bad actmlly made him chairman of a Shipping Committee. Pie thought that s 'inc inforfati )n "would be brought ha-'"ore that committee, which would 9'ir-pv'so tlie people of Australia. ...

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  35. PRIZE MONEY IN THE NAVY

    Tlie ■ AtfinivrtHy is begiruing the dist:i-bu'ion. of • £550,000 prize money. The Viiin of- 50/ represents-a. ..■tingle full share, ji.TiCtis-'-Tbase'i on SO monfcba' qiuiiifring &V-ivicc. .'.' ' " " •'■.I i ...

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