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  2. BUSH WEEK.

    Bush Week was ushered in yesterday. It is the beginning of a pcimauent movement in the cuuutiy districts which alms, broadly, at increasing production by assisting ...

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  3. END OF NEWNES.

    Speaking this morning with reference to the Newnes matter, Mr. John Fell stated that through the imbecility of the unions concerned, the oil industiy in that centre had collapsed, if ...

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  4. THE STRIKE.

    A large number of the masters and officers of the steamers which have been held up in consequence of the marine engineers' action have been paid off. ...

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  5. ELECTIONS.

    In the course of a reply to a statement of the leader of the Opposition, the Premier yesterday challenged Mr. John Storey to say openly what he thinks about the general wheat ...

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  6. TRADE WITH RUSSIA

    The abandonment of the scheme for trade with Russian co-operative societies is probable, owing to the Soviet's action in combining them under Government control. ...

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  7. GERMAN CRISIS.

    A Berlin message says Herr Schiffer (Minister for Justice) states that the Cabinet unanimously declines to surrender the persons on the Allied black list. ...

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  8. LATE CABLE NEWS.

    A Tokio message reports that the Bolsheviks have risen against the Japunese on the Island of Sakhalin. Important mining and petroleum properties are being attacked. A rescue party ...

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  9. CAUCASIA.

    A Moscow wireless message states that Tiflis and Kutals (Caucasia) are now in the Bolsheviks' power. ...

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  10. AMERICAN LABOUR.

    Charging that Congress has failed to do its duty, the American Federation of Labour has issued a proclamation calling upon its membership to organise a great movement to ...

    Article : 133 words
  11. PEACE TREATY.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" learns that there may be a movement among Democratic senators to break away from President Wilson's leadership ...

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  12. THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION.

    Mr. Asquith, speaking at Paisley, said the international situation was dark and alarming. The new frontiers in Central and Eastern Europe must necessarily be purely provisional. ...

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  13. SIR JOHN MONASH.

    The "Manchester Guardian," in a leader on General Sir John Monash's book, pays a warm tribute to his resource and brilliant leadership. The paper mildly ...

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  14. BURNT BY TAR.

    Whilst conveying a tin of boiling tar from the kitchen at her residence, 28 Washingtonstreet, Cascades, Hobart, on Saturday, Mrs. Amelia Smith, married woman, aged 51, fell, ...

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  15. A. D. FELTON.

    Mr. Q. L. Deloltte, president of the New South Wales Rowing Association, occupied the chair yesterday at a reception givon to A. D. Felton, champion souller, at the King's ...

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  16. PEACE TERMS.

    The Premier, M. Millerand, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies, said Germany's nondelivery of the quota of coal for January constituted a flagrant failure to carry out the ...

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  17. BRITISH DOCKERS.

    Mr. Ernest Bevin, the Dockers' organiser, who is known as "The Dockers' K.C.," was applauded at the conclusion of a three-days' speech before the Court appointed to ...

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  18. BRITISH TENNIS TEAM.

    About 800 people assembled on the Geelong Lawn Tennis Club's grounds this afternoon to see the British lawn tennis team play an exhibition match against the Victorian team. ...

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  19. BURNS, PHILP'S FLEET.

    It was announced yesterday by Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co., Ltd., that up to the present no offer has been received from the Institute of Engineers for the purchase of the ...

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  20. GERMAN CRIMINALS.

    Herr Eraborger states that he is in agreement with the Cabinet as to the impossibility of delivering a single German to the hateful revenge of their adversaries. ...

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  21. CZECHS' REDUCED FORCES.

    A Moscow wireless message states that the Czech corps, which two years ago was a formidable force of 50,000, constituting the main pillar of the counter revolutionary army, ...

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  22. GALLIPOLI STAR.

    Considerable dissatlstaction exists among soldiers regarding the terms under which the 1914-15 star has been awarded. Originally it was understood—at any late by the general ...

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  23. BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

    The Prince of Wales will accompany the King and Queen to the opening of Parliament on February 10. The King's speech will emphasise the importance of the financial ...

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  24. GERMAN PILOTS.

    A curious instance of the effect ot the depreciation of the German currency in international competition occurred in the Channel pilot service. A German cutter appeared ...

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  25. SOLDIERS' PARTY.

    Lieutenant F. P. J. Killeen, president of the Limbless Soldiers Association, stated yesterday:- "My name was included in the list of ...

    Article : 279 words
  26. RESCUED IN MID-OCEAN.

    The Oxonian sends a wireless message, stating that she has picked up 23 members of the crow of the Bradboyne, which is believed to have foundered in mid-Atlantic. The ...

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  27. AUSTRALIAN MEAT.

    The congestion of meat ships in the Thames is unprecedented. Cold storage, which accommodates 1,600,000 carcases, is now crammed with an additional 50,000. Eleven ships, ...

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  28. U.S. PRESIDENCY.

    Mr. Hoover staled: "I have not sought and am not seeking the Presidency. I am not a candidate. No one is authorised to speak for me politically." ...

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  29. CAPT. MATTHEWS.

    The following message has been received from Captain Matthews, en route for Australia:- BUNDER ABBAS, Feb. 8. ...

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  30. OUR POST OFFICE.

    Sir,—I should, like to make public the fact that I received this morning, Monday, the 9th, from the postman, a letter posted in Sy[?]ney on the 3rd, as appears by ...

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  31. N.S.W. CONVERSION LOAN.

    The New South Wales conversion loan of £2,000,000 is repayable 1925-35. The final instalment is payable on March 1. Four months' interest is payable on July 1. The ...

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  32. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—I notice in the morning daily paper Mr. Webster's very plausible statomont of his administration of the post-office and telephone service, and attempts to show how the revenue ...

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  33. CABINET.

    Meetings of the Federal Cabinet have been held lately, several times a week, in anticipation of the early assembling of the new Parliament. ...

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  34. POULET SAILS EAST.

    Poulet, whose recent/attempt to fly to Australia was checked in Burma, has sailed for Rangoon, accompanied by his mechanic, Bonoist. ...

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  35. CONTROL OF BOXING.

    The first meeting of the International Boxing Union has been held, Great Britain, France, Belgium, Holland, and Brazil being represented. It was decided to fix headquarters in ...

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  36. MR. W. C. GRAHAME.

    At a meeting of the Nationalist party, held here to-night, Mr. W. C. Grahame, late Minister for Agriculture, definitely announced his breakaway from the Nationalists. Mr. ...

    Article : 267 words
  37. ROME-TOKIO' FLIGHT.

    A report from Rome states that five more aeroplanos have left for Tokio. ...

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  38. RHINE PROVINCES.

    The newspapers state that the Allies' covering letter warns Germany that it the war eriminals are not surrendered the Allies may detach the Rhine provinces from Germany as ...

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  39. RAILWAY DISASTER.

    An express train travelling at 63 miles an hour collided with a stationary goods train near Dijon. Eighteen were killed and 60 injured, some ...

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  40. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Lady Newdegate, wife of the Governor-designate of Western Australia, will sail for Perth by the Orontes. Police and military raided Sinn Fein houses ...

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  41. BRITISH POLITICS.

    Replying to Lord Haldane's opinion that the Liberal party is passing and the future iles with Labour, Mr. Asquith is reported to have replied: "What nonsense! The Liberal ...

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  42. NORTH QUEENSLAND.

    An important development occurred yesterday, as a result of which it is likely that several steamers will be manned during the next few days by outside engineers, in order to ...

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  43. BOLSHEVISM.

    Sir,—It is difficult to comprehend how any decent Australian could be so misled as the one referred to by G. F. Davis, in his letter under the above heading in your issue of ...

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  44. ATTEMPT ON NOSKE.

    The "Petit Journal's" Berlin correspondent says it is rumoured that an attempt has been made to assassinate Herr Noske (Minister for War.) ...

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  45. DANISH COAL FAMINE.

    A message from Copenhagen says that owing to the stoppage of coal supplies from Britain, industrial firms only possess six weeks' supplies. Drastic rationing for domestic fuel ...

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  46. NATIONALIST SELECTIONS.

    At a well-attended meeting of the council of the National Association of N.S.W. at the National rooms, In Sydney, last night, the Premier (Mr. W. A. Holman) presiding, ...

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  47. PACIFIC CABLE BOARD.

    The Pacific Cable Board's report for the year ended March, 1919, shows net traffic receipts of £564,511. The balance of £9580 is applied to the reduction of the outstanding balance ...

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  48. WHEAT AND FLOUR, RETURNS.

    By a proclamation issued yesterday under the Necessary Commodities Control Act, all persons in New South Wales being the owner or part owner of more that 100 bushels of ...

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  49. HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR NEW ZEALAND.

    It is generally understood that Sir James Allen, Minister for Defence, will later in the year succeed Sir Thomas Mackonzie as High Commissioner in London. ...

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  50. HULL WOOL SALES.

    At the Hull wool sales Adelaide crossbreds were neglected, and there many withdrawala Scoureds were irregular. ...

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