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  2. ITALY.

    The Chamber of Deputies was opened to-day. No serious disorder occurred. The King was loudly cheered on entering, while the Socialists withdrew in a body. ...

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  3. WORLD'S PEACE

    A message from Paris says that Marshal Foch has addressed a Note to the Supreme Council drawing attention to the danger against the world's peace from Germany's ...

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  4. LIQUOR BILL.

    After a further eight hours' debate the Legislative Assembly yesterday passed the Liquor Bill, with a number of amendments. Late in the afternoon there was a test ...

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  5. STATE SESSION.

    Sitting again at 10.30 a.m. yesterday, members of the Legislative Assembly devoted another day to the consideration of the details of Liquor Act Amendment Bill. The debate is ...

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  6. AIR RACE

    Captain Ross Smith arrived yesterday afternoon at Singapore. He leaves on Saturday morning, and expects to land at Kalidjati. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. ELECTIONS.

    Addressing a large audience in the Masonic Hall last night, Sir Joseph Cook, Minister for the Navy, pointed to the latest cable news appearing in the "Herald" as showing that ...

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  8. LATE CABLE NEWS.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York Times telegraphs:—It is understood the Republican members of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate have decided ...

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  9. THE RAINS.

    The rain area during the 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday extended to a number of places in the western districts as far as the Darling, and several beneficial falls were ...

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  10. NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE.

    Sir Thomas Mackenzie (High Commissioner for New Zealand), speaking a Stafford, said New Zealand farmers accepted low prices for their produce in order to help British ...

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  11. RUSSIA.

    The "Politiken's" Reval correspondent says that new negotiations will begin at Dorpat on Tuesday, and it is believed an armistice will result. ...

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  12. STERLING EXCHANGE.

    Sterling exchange was this morning 3.941 dollars. Subsequently it reached 3.95 dollars. ...

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  13. O'DONNELL CASE.

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Devlin asked Mr. Forster (Parliamentary Secretary to the War Office) whether he could make a statement in regard to Father ...

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  14. DAMAGE AT GLEN INNES.

    Torrential rains fell here this afternoon, flooding the surrounding country, and causing considerable damage to property, the roads, and the crops. The storms commenced about 2 ...

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  15. POULET.

    Poulet is a veritable Tartarin of the air. He set out for Bangkok at 6.15 o'clock this morning from Rangoon, and was cheered by large crowds. After being nearly two hours ...

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  16. MEXICO.

    Senator King introduced a resolution in the Senate empowering the President to use the army and navy to enforce payment of claims against Mexico for damage sustained ...

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  17. REPATRIATION.

    A largely attended midday meeting in Martin-place was addressed by members of the Soldiers and Citizens' Political Federation. Sergeant G. E. Saunders said the election ...

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  18. COOTAMUNDRA FLOODS.

    The flood waters begun to recede last night about 6.30, after getting within a foot of the disastrous visitation nearly seventeen years ago. Investigations reveal no loss of human ...

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  19. FIUME.

    An agreement between the Allies and Italy has been reached whereby D'Annunzio is to withdraw from Flume. Italian Regulars are occupying Flume and ...

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  20. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

    In the Legislative Council yesterday the Share-farming Bill was defeated by 19 votes to 12 on the second reading motion. "If this bill passes into law," declared Mr. ...

    Article : 212 words
  21. GREEK PLOT.

    Twenty-nine conspirators have been arrested for plotting to kill M. Venizelos (Premier of Greece) and to seize the Ministry of War and Ministry of Marine. They proposed to ...

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  22. PLAIN SPEAKING.

    Speaking at Babinda last night, Mr. Theodore said there was a tendency among certain men to make things impossible for the Labour Government to carry on. There was a ...

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  23. RACING IN ENGLAND.

    The Jockey Club's committee, which was appointed to inquire into the conditions of racing, finds that the proportion of the stakes contributed by owners is considerably higher ...

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  24. DISORDERS IN EGYPT.

    British soldiers are wildly indignant at the frequency of shooting occurrences after dark. Thirteen such incidents have taken place during the past few days. ...

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  25. LIQUOR CONTROL.

    The broad result of the Liquor Control Board's experiment in purchasing and transforming the hotels in Carlisle into comfortable taverns, and directly controlling the ...

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  26. DOMESTIC SERVANTS PROBLEM.

    Hours of work: Not to exceed 66 per week. Minimum wages for adult general workers: £1 per week. Comfortable and hygienic accommodation. ...

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  27. AT RAILHEAD.

    "What won the Melbourne Cup and the Sydney Derby" was one of the first questions to a member of the Royal Commission party after his arrival at the railhead at Emungalan, just ...

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  28. PRIVY COUNCIL APPEALS.

    The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, in the matter of Addar Khan versus Mullins (Queensland), dismissed the appeal with costs. ...

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  29. LABOUR CANDIDATE IN SOUTH SYDNEY.

    Mr. Edward Riley, the selected Labour candidate for South Sydney, addressed open-air meetings in various centres in the South Sydney electorate last night. ...

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  30. THE ANTARCTIC.

    The Blackburn Company is constructing a Blackburn single-engined biplane, entirely different from the "Kangaroo," to accompany Dr. Cope's expedition to the Antarctic, to make ...

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  31. BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    Georges Carpentier knocked out Joe Beckett to-night in 70 seconds. Beckett, at 6 to 4, was the favourite. There was every indication of a thrilling fight, both ...

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  32. AGENCY-GENERAL.

    A report from Sir Charles Wade, New South Wales Agent-General in London, on the subject of the amalgamation of the work of the various Agencies-General and the High ...

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  33. DOUBLE INCOME TAX.

    The conference upon the double income tax has concluded. The findings will be submitted to the Royal Commission on income Tax. It is expected the decision will shortly be ...

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  34. NO FREEHOLDS.

    A deputation from the Queensland executive of the Returned Soldiers' League and members of the employment section of the league, who waited on the Minister for Repatriation ...

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  35. LONG CAPTIVITY.

    During a search in Leipzig the French Commission discovered seven French soldier prisoners whom the Germans had not repatriated, and who did not know peace had ...

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  36. THE DARLING.

    Mr. Perkins, Nationallst candidate for the Darling, addressed a good meeting. He met with some interjections, but created a most favourable impression. Many think that, ...

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  37. PASSAGES FOR EX-SERVICE MEN.

    The Government has decided to grant free passages to ex-service men from India or other extra-European stations to the Dominions under the Oversea Settlement Scheme, ...

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  38. JAPAN AND CHINA.

    Advices from Peking received in Tokio state that Japanese marines have been landed in Foochow. They parnded in the Japanese concession and endeavoured, but unsuccessfully, ...

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  39. LIEUT. LEE AT NEWCASTLE.

    Lieut. R. J. Lee, the selected National candidate for the Hunter electorate, passed through Newcastle this morning in continuation of a tour of the northern district. Lieut. ...

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  40. NON-INTOXICANTS.

    Mr. Rogers moved an amendment to the Amending Licensing Bill in the Legislative Assembly, the effect of which would be to allow hotelkeepers to supply tea, coffee, ...

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  41. GOVERNMENT DOCTORS.

    A new clause has been added to the Health Bill, empowering the employment of medical practitioners as Government or municipal medical officers. Their duties would embrace ...

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  42. CRIME IN IRELAND.

    The Viceroy of Ireland has offered a reward of £5000 for evidence leading to the conviction of persons guilty of any recent murders of policemen and detectives in Ireland. ...

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  43. SIR NEVILLE HOWSE, V.

    Among the passenger by the R.M.S. Orvieto, which arrived at Fremantle to-day from England, was Major-General Sir Neville Howse. V.C, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., Director of Medical ...

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  44. SPANISH CABINET CRISIS.

    The Cabinet resigned after, a discussion upon the military situation. ...

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  45. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Prince Albert has been initiated in the rites of Freemasonry. At Rockford (Illinois) Sam Langford knocked out Dave McBride, of California, ...

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  46. LADY ASTOR'S WELCOME.

    The House of Commons was crowded to welcome Lady Astor. Many notable people were in the galleries. Lady As[?]r, who was dressed in a simple black and white frock. ...

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  47. GERMAN DYE TRUST.

    A report from Berlin states that a German dye trust, consisting of seven principal dye-making firms' have decided to double their capital, which is now 1,002,000,000 marks, with ...

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  48. SIXTY ARRESTED.

    Last night the police from Marrickville and Kogarah raided premises in Rockdale where it is alleged, gambling was in progress. Amid scenes of excitement the police arrested 60 ...

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  49. MRS. FELTON DEAD.

    The death occurred yesterday at her residence at Ashley-street, Chatswood, of Mrs. F. Felton, mother of Alf. Felton, who recently won the world's sculling championship. ...

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  50. STATE STEAMERS.

    The Government is asking Parliament to authorise the purchase or construction of six steamers at a cost not to exceed £[?]00,000. ...

    Article : 26 words
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