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  2. FALL IN TIN.

    The tin industry throughout the world is under a cloud. Last year a record price or £421 per ton was attained, but the London quotation had fallen on Wednesday to £148. ...

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  3. NOT CLOSED.

    The Federal Treasurer (Sir Joseph Cook) to-night issued the following statement regarding the dismissal of employees at Cockatoo Island dockyard:— ...

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  4. LATE CABLE NEWS.

    In the "United Provinces Legislative Council an Indian resolution has been introduced recommending that disciplinary action be taken against the men for firing at the recent Ra[?] ...

    Article : 81 words
  5. ENGLAND v. S.A.

    The weather continued fine when the match was resumed at noon to-day. The attendance was about 4500. Rhodes (70) and Russell (35) were the ...

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  6. GOVERNMENT WINS.

    Yesterday the people of Western Australia elected their eleventh Parliament. As to the composition of the Legislative Assembly it is premature to speak, but it can be said with ...

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  7. IRELAND.

    The "Sunday Express" states that negotiations for a truce in Ireland have been reopened between the Government and the Sinn Fein, the former abandoning the demand for ...

    Article : 251 words
  8. OCCUPATION.

    A message from Paris states that the Allies occupied Oberhausen (seven miles W.N.W. of Essen) without incident. A special envoy's despatch from Coblenz, ...

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  9. SOVIET RUSSIA.

    A Stockholm message says Copenhagen telegrams state that a French squadron entered Reval Harbour and sent ashore detachments, which seized a vast quantity of stores awaiting ...

    Article : 201 words
  10. FINE CRICKET RECORD.

    The Governor of Bombay, before a great gathering, made a farewell presentation on behalf of the sportsmen of India to Colonel Greig, India's lending cricketer. He has ...

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  11. TORNADO IN INDIA.

    As the result of a violent tornado at Barisal houses were razed and trees uprooted. Many people were killed or Injured. A torrential downpour following ruined the crops. ...

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  12. CONSTANTINOPLE.

    The Supreme Council's new terms of settlement with Turkey provide that the Turks shall retain Constantinople, and may he given the chairmanship of the Straits ...

    Article : 321 words
  13. VICIOUS TYRANTS.

    Trade in Bokhara is at a standstill, the Bolsheviks prohibiting exports. They have repeatedly promised Indian and Afghan merchants to restore property forcibly taken, but ...

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  14. MR. JOHN STOREY.

    The King granted an audience to Mr. John Storey, Premier of New South Wales, at Buckingham Palace to-day. Mrs. Storey, accompanied by Mr. Storey and ...

    Article : 139 words
  15. EMPLOYEES' SCHEME.

    A mass meeting of the dismissed employees from the Cockatoo Island naval dockyards was held in the vestibule of the Sydney Town Hall on Saturday. ...

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  16. INDIAN UNREST.

    Five thousand strikers rushed the Wellington jute mills, Calcutta, armed with brickbats, and demanded a final settlement. The magistrate and police averted a riot vith ...

    Article : 145 words
  17. CREDIT OF N.S.W.

    The "Financial Times," commenting on the British-Australian Society's request that Mr. Storey shall receive a deputation to discuss the large holdings subdivision bill, points out ...

    Article : 111 words
  18. SENATOR MILLEN.

    Senator Millen, who represented the Commonwealth at the LEague of Nations' conference, returned in the R.M.S. Mantua on Saturday, and resumed his voyage to Melbourne the ...

    Article : 575 words
  19. PERSIAN REGIME.

    The reorganisation of Persia is proceeding, and the Government is becoming increasingly popular. The new Premier is asking France for advisers on matters of justice, Belgium for ...

    Article : 51 words
  20. U.S.A. AND PEACE.

    The "New York Tribune's" correspondent in Washington says it is understood that the new administration will insist upon every right America gained as the result of ...

    Article : 148 words
  21. ITALIAN INDUSTRIES.

    It is reported from Rome that the proposed Labour control of industries is meeting with strong opposition among old-established industrials. Senator Gavazzi, a leading ...

    Article : 84 words
  22. SOUTH AFRICA.

    The report of the Government's Asiatic Inquiry Commission, just issued, regards the so[?] called Asiatic menace as exaggerated. It is inconceivable that a few thousand Asiatics in ...

    Article : 154 words
  23. PRINTING WORKS BURNED.

    The printing works of Turner and Henderson, Ltd., in Jamieson-street, city, were severely damaged by fire early yesterday morning. Adjoining premises were also caught ...

    Article : 259 words
  24. CONFIDENCE MEN.

    Robert McDonald, aged 53, and James Ford, 29, who have a record ot convictions in Australia, were sentenced at the Old Bailey to two years' hard labour. The ...

    Article : 173 words
  25. POISON WARFARE

    It is announced that the United States Chemical Warfare Service has discovered a liquid poison so strong that three drops will kill any person whose skin is touched by it. ...

    Article : 69 words
  26. HELP FOR AUSTRIA.

    Before the Supreme Council, Herr Mayer, the Austrian Chancellors[?] described Austria's economic difficulties, and pleaded for a comprehensive scheme of assistance. ...

    Article : 79 words
  27. WOMEN'S FRANCHISE.

    A mass deputation of women this afternoon presented a petition in favour of women's votes, containing over 55,000 signatures, to General Smuts in Parliament House. The Premier ...

    Article : 122 words
  28. BRITISH MINERS' WAGES.

    The conference at the Board of Trade, between Sir Robert Horne, the coalowners' executive, and the miners' federation, resulted in a more reassuring situation. ...

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  29. AUSTRALIAN CYCLIST.

    M'Namara, the Australian cyclist, provided a feature of the fifth day of the six-day bicycle race, winning four sprints out of six starts. His partner, Thomas, won two, ...

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  30. FATAL WEDDING.

    A marriage ceremony was to have been conducted at the Congregational Church, Manly, on Saturday, but it came to a sensational ending about half way through the service. ...

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  31. ENGLISH BILLIARDS.

    Smith led from the start of the second match in the series of three against Inman till to-day, when the ex-champion overtook him. Scores:—Inman 6400; Smith, 6302. ...

    Article : 45 words
  32. WAR RESPONSIBILITY.

    A report from Berlin says the Reichstag Commission of Inquiry into the responsibility for the war declares that neither in Germany for Austria were orders issued that ...

    Article : 62 words
  33. A DANGEROUS QUARRY.

    The body of a carpenter named John Robert Staggs was found in a disused quarry near the waterworks here on Friday afternoon. Mr. Staggs had apparently been walking ...

    Article : 149 words
  34. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A report from Copenhagen states that Princess Margaret of Donmark is engaged to marry Prince Rene of Bourbon. A deputation representing 200 British holders ...

    Article : 410 words
  35. DISASTROUS FIRE.

    The "Chicago Tribune's" correspondent in Shanghai reports that silks, rice, and oil valued at six million dollere were destroyed in a disastrous warehouse fire, which is still ...

    Article : 69 words
  36. AMERICAN CHARGE.

    Prior to July, 1920, the fee charged by the American Cousular officers for viseing passports was two dollars. From the date mentioned this charge was increased to ten ...

    Article : 215 words
  37. MORE MARRIAGES.

    A marked improvement in the marriage rate of the metropolis is shown in the figures for the year 1920, supplied by the Government Statistician. ...

    Article : 174 words
  38. MANNING COMMITTEE.

    The chairman of the Interstate Manning Committee (Mr. Corby) gave his decision on Saturday morning so far as the interstate shipping dispute affected the Wyreema ...

    Article : 238 words
  39. ROYALTY AT SANDOWN.

    The King, the Prince of Wales, and the D[?]ke of York attended the military meeting at Sandown on Friday. The Prince of Wales, despite his strenuous three days at Glasgow[?] ...

    Article : 121 words
  40. OIL IN PAPUA.

    Lieutenant-Colonel Amery (Under-Secretary for the Colonies), explaining in the House of Commons a supplementary Colonial Office vote of £45,000, said that £30,000 was ...

    Article : 122 words
  41. BEAUREPAIRE.

    The mile swimming championship of Victoria at the "Abbotsford baths on Saturday proved to be one of the most notable swimming events of the year. In covering the ...

    Article : 206 words
  42. INVERELL TRAGEDY.

    The adjourned inquest into the cause of the death ot Arthur Farrington was concluded yesterday. Thomas Smith Deane, who was in custody, gave evidence that ...

    Article : 151 words
  43. KING AT HOCKEY MATCH.

    The King attended the England v Ireland hockey match at Beekenham to-day. The King, despite the heavy ra[?], walked bare[?]eaded to the centre of the[?]field and shook ...

    Article : 40 words
  44. MISSING NOTES.

    Lewis Lauder, of Surry Hills, Sydney, reported to the police at Albury on Saturday that on the 2nd division of the Sydney express from Melbourne on Friday night he had been ...

    Article : 97 words
  45. IRON INDUSTRY.

    Scottish Iron and steel manufacturers report that this week's business is the worst on record. Continental quotations are much below home quotations, and there is no ...

    Article : 54 words
  46. BRITISH ARMY ESTIMATES.

    The Army Estimates for 192[?]-22 show a net amount of £106[?]315,000, compared with £154,750,000 for the previous year. The sum of £ 2[?],500 is required for M[?]sopotamia and ...

    Article : 64 words
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