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  2. THE NEXUS.

    The debate on the legal nexus was resumed with unabated vigour at the Anglican Syned of the Diocese of Sydney yesterday. The discussion was based upon Archdeacon's Beyco's ...

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  3. CONVENTION BILL.

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday the Premier, Sir James Mitchell, moved,—"That this house is of opinion that the bill to make provision for a national convention to ...

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  4. SIR JOSEPH COOK.

    The National Association club rooms were crowded last night, when the council of the association tendered a forewell dinner to Sir Joseph Cook, High Commissioner for ...

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  5. GOLD ROBBERY.

    News of the robbery of five boxes of Australian gold from the mail steamer Sonoma while en route from Sydney to San Francisco was reported in yesterday's "Herald " Fifteen ...

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  6. LATE CABLE NEWS

    A message from Paris says: The Berlin correspondent of the "Petit Parisien" states that the Soviet proposes to claim from the various Euopean States their obligations to the ...

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  7. FRENCH POLICY

    The Marquis of Curzon (Secretary of State for foreign Affairs), speaking at a funetion at the Cannon-street Hotel yesterday, said the steps taken in Washington ...

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  8. WASHINGTON.

    What is known of two meetings of the Disarmament Conference yesterday is that France taking an individualistic stand in the morning, the Italians proposed that the conference ...

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  9. IRISH PROBLEM.

    Unexpectedly Lord Birkenhead (Lord High, Chancellor) and Sir Gordon Hewart (AttorneyGeneral) conferred with Messrs. Griffiths, Collins, and Duffy (Finn Fein delegates), at ...

    Article : 214 words
  10. AMERICAN POLICE VIEWS.

    A San Francisco message states that investigators under the Chief Detective, Duncan Matheson, of the San Francisco police, have not been able to make any advance in ...

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  11. MR. HUGHES'S INTENTION.

    In the House of Representatives the Prime Minister remarked Jocularly that it was clear that his guiding star was in eclipse when the Constitution Convention Bill was drafted. He ...

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  12. FRENCH POLICY.

    A message from Paris states: The "Petit Parisien" says that the Marquis of Curzon's speech cannot fail to croate painful impressions in France. Its tone is so deliberate ...

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  13. SHIPOWNERS CONFER

    Mr. H. Larkin (the manager of the Commonwealth line) and Mr. York Syme are representing Australian shipping interests at the international Conference of Shipowners, ...

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  14. CITY COUNCIL BILL.

    The Premier (Mr. Dooley) referred yesterday to the action of the Legislative Council in rejecting the vital clauses of the Sydney Corporation Amendment Bill. ...

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  15. M. BRIAND'S DISCLAIMER.

    M. Brland (Premier of France), in a speech previous to his embarkation for France, said: "In coming here I felt certain that I would find that the Conference would lend an ...

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  16. SPANISH LOSSES.

    A message from Madrid says that the Spanish losses in Morocco since July have teen 10,000 kilted and 20,000 wounded and Eick. ...

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  17. POPULAR PRINCE.

    The Governor of Bombay cabled to Mr. E. S. Montagu (Secretary of State for India) describing the enthusiastic recoption accorded to the Princo of Wales throughout his stay. ...

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  18. LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS.

    Lord Alfred Douglas is suing the "Evening News" for libel in connection with an obituary notice published after Lord Douglas's death had been untruly reported. The ...

    Article : 166 words
  19. RED CROSS.

    At a meeting of the Red Cross exceutive, which was held at 34 Jamicson-street on Thursday, Mr. William Vicars was reappointed chairman, and the ben, secretaries, treasurer, ...

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  20. PRUSSIAN PARLIAMENT.

    A Berlin message stales that Communist [?]tics kept the Prussian Parliament sitting until six in the morning. The obstructions included the blowing of tin whistles and the ...

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  21. N.S.W. POLICE OPINION.

    Sydney detectives who are engaged in investigating the robbery are of the omphatle opinion that the gold was on board the Sonoma when the vessel left Sydney. They point out ...

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  22. THE SOLDIERS.

    Mr. W. M. Hughes (Prime Minister) has informed the New South Wales branch of the Roturned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial Loague that preference to returned men has already ...

    Article : 163 words
  23. AUSTRALIAN MEAT.

    At a meeting of the Australian Mercantile, Land, and Finance Co., Ltd., Mr. R. H. Caird, the chairman, referred to the Australian suggestion that the British Government should ...

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  24. CHURCH PRESENTATION.

    Lady Cook, who was accompanied by Sir Joseph Cook, opened a floral fote in aid of the Dalmar Methodist Children's Home, Croydon in the grounds of the home yesterday, the ...

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  25. BELFAST OUTRAGES.

    There was another bomb outrage in Belfast at 6 o'clock in the evening. While the shipyard workers were going home a Sinn Feiner Flung a [?]omb at a tram passing the General Post ...

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  26. THE SPANISH LEGION.

    A Paris message states that a large party of Englishmen from the Spanish Legion has arrived in a deplorable condition and penniless. They are bitter owing to their ill-treatment ...

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  27. CHINESE PROBLEM.

    The statement is definitely made from sveral sources that the French delegation at yesterday's meeting of the Far Eastern Committee questioned the credentials of the ...

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  28. THE ELANGAROOS.

    Horder strained his right thigh in the St. Helens match, and is not likely to play in the next three or four matches. Caples strained an ankle, and will probably be incapacitated ...

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  29. SYDNEY FERRIES.

    The Sydney Ferries' employees' picnic was held at Clifton Gardons yesterday. Mr. Benjamin Parker, chairman of the board, said that they had been up against public ...

    Article : 156 words
  30. TRIAL OF LANDRU.

    A Paris message states that the Court, where Landru is on trial for murdor was like an anatomical museum, while experts gave evidence regarding bones found at ...

    Article : 264 words
  31. THE ESTIMATES.

    The consideration of the Estimates was resumed to-day in the House of Representatives on the vote for the Treasury Department £1,270,380. The leader of the Country party, ...

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  32. JAPAN.

    "It is a matter of great significance that the friendship between our respective countries is gradually increasing as they begin to know and understand each other better." ...

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  33. CRICKET IN INDIA.

    In the quad[?]ular cricket match in Bombay the Parsees beat the Mohammedans by two wickets. The Europeans in the flnal scored 482 for eight wickets, and declared. ...

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  34. BRIDGE BILL.

    Daylight was showing through the windows of the Legislative Assembly yesterday morning when the second reading of the Sydney Harbour Bridge Bill was passed. The bill was then ...

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  35. A NEW FACTOKY.

    A new boot factory built tor M'Murtrie and Co., Limited, at Marian-street, Redfern, was officially opened yesterday. The building is estimated to have cost ...

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  36. ANZAC MEMORIAL.

    A meeting of the special committee appointed by the Anzac Memorial Fund Trust, was held yesterday to decide upon the form of the memorial. Those prosent were Sir ...

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  37. AUSTRALIAN METALS.

    The "Daily Herald" reviews tho Government's contract with the Australian Government accepting the output of the lead and zine mines until 1929. It points out that ...

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  38. ROYAL ENGAGEMENT.

    The Australian Press Association learns that Princess Mary's married home will be Gainsborough Hall, Knaresborcugh. The Queen and Princess Mary had lunch ...

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  39. PRICE OF FOOD.

    The Commonwealth Statistician stated yesterday that compared with September the prices of food and groceries in October showed a decrease of 3.1 per cent. ...

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  40. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The naval sloop Laburnum left Plymouth for the New Zealand station. She is due at Thursday Island on February 12, at Brisbane on February 23. at Sydeny on March 1, and at ...

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  41. DYING OF THIRST.

    The telegraph line between Nebo and Logan Downs was interrupted on Novomber 23 and 24, the fault having been caused by a man named Bullock cutting the line 18 miles from ...

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  42. OBJECTIONS TO FINANCIAL PROPOSALS.

    The Manly council last night carried a motion arging that, instead of a general rate of ½d in the £ on land in the northern suburbs to pay in part for the North Shore bridge, a ...

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  43. MELBOURNE CUP.

    For the Melbourne Cup of 1922 the added money has been raised from £8000 to £10,000. This important announcement was made by the V.R.C. to-day. With the addition of the ...

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  44. AIR SERVICES.

    Mr. Ashbolt (Agent-General for Tasmania), interviewed by the Australian Press Association, in reference to Mr. Hughes's speech on aviation, said that all concerned with airships ...

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  45. JUNIOR RED CROSS.

    The annunl meeting of the Junior. Red Crose will be held in the King's Hall to-day, at 11 a.m. The children will assemble at the "Mitchell Library, and march to King's ...

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  46. ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET.

    Mr. A. C. Maclaren, the once-famous English batsman, speaking at the Ashtcad Cricket Club dinner, said he agreed with the remarks of W. W. Armstrong, the Australian XI. ...

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  47. THE BRAMSTON CASE.

    The Attorney-General (Mr. M'Tlernan) has filed a bill against Alderman Richard Bramston, who on Wednesdya last was committed for trial on a charge of having accepted a ...

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