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  2. PARIS CONFERENCE

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Express" reports that the Peace Conference advanced the Turkish question an important step, irrevocably deciding upon Allied ...

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  3. U.S.A. AND WAR.

    Rear-Admiral Sims caused a sensation before the Senate Committee which is investigating his complaint agninst the wholesale awards of war decorations to allegedly ...

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  4. SHIPPING STRIKE.

    A further conference between the partie[?] to the shipping dispute will be held to-day in Melbourne. Officials of the Merchant Service Guild ...

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  5. A.I.F. TEAM.

    After losing one wicket for 27 runs on Friday, the A.I.F. team carried their total to 311 to-day. The chief feature of the day was the fine ...

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  6. DAVIS CUP.

    Saturday's incessant rain necessitated the postponement of what had promised to prove one of the spectacular features of the Davis Cup—the Doubles, with N. E. Brookes and G. ...

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  7. STATE ELECTIONS.

    Present indications point to the conclusion that there will be at least six separate and distinct party organisations operating at the forthcoming State general elections. ...

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  8. LATE CABLE NEWS.

    Writing on August 22, 1905, the Kaiser congratulates the Czar on creating a Duma which will bring him and the people in closer touch, and enable him to infuse them with his ideas ...

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  9. "POLAND NEXT."

    The "Morning Post's" correspondent in Moscow states that the Poli[?]h advance against the Bolsheviks on the Dv[?]nsk and Volhynian fronts was halted a week ago. It is believed ...

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  10. HOPES IN QUEENSLAND.

    The members of the Briabane branch of the Institute of Marine Engineers confidently anticipate that a solution of the present deadlock will be found within the next few days. ...

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  11. KAISER'S AMBITION.

    The Kaiser, writing on June 3, 1905, definitely counselled the Czar to throw up the sponge against Japan. He sympathised with him over Admiral Rojestvensky's ill-starred ...

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  12. MATARAM HELD UP.

    The steamer Mataram, belonging to Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co., Ltd., was to have left No. 1 wharf, Circular Quay, for Singapore, via ports, at 11.30 a.m. on Saturday ...

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  13. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    The inaug[?]ral meeting of the League of Nations' Council was held in the cloakroom of the Qu[?]l D'Orsay at 10.30 this morning. The proceedings were of a serious [?]d ...

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  14. DISASTER AT SEA.

    Of the 600 passengers and crow of the liner Afrique, which was wrecked in the Bay of Biscay, there, are 43 survivors. There is practically no hope of other rescues. Several ...

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  15. THE PROGRESSIVES.

    Mr. Ley has supplied the following reply to Captain Carmichael:—In Saturday's issue Mr. Carmichael, alluding to the candidature of General Rosenthal and myself for St. ...

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  16. FILM CENSORSHIP.

    A report has been furnished by the Chief Commonwealth Film Censor, Mr. Archibald Strong, to the Minister for Customs, Mr. Massy-Greene, on the operations of the film ...

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  17. SYNTHETIC NITROGEN.

    The final report of the Nitrogen Products Committee has been issued. The committee's investigations point to the definite conclusion that it is practicable to make the British ...

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  18. WAY TO TROUBLE.

    Speaking at Witbank, General Smuts, in eondemning the Republican propaganda, said: —"If you want a republic you must prepare for big trouble—as big a trouble as we have ...

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  19. GENERAL BIRDWOOD.

    General Birdwood was given an enthusiastic reception on his arrival in Kalgoorlic. The railway station and approaches thereto were crowded with returned soldiers and citizens. ...

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  20. RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY SERVICE.

    The executive of the New South Wales Amalgamated Railway aud Tramway Service Association has passed the following resolution:— "That in the apparently certain return of a ...

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  21. JELLICOE'S TOUR.

    The "New York Times" correspondent at Kingston (Jamaica) states that Lord Jellicoe and Sir Robert Borden visited the West Indies and departed. Their destination was not ...

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  22. FIUME DISPUTE.

    The Anglo-French proposal for the solution of the Flume problem has been abandoned, as it was unpleasant to both Italian and JugoSlav delegations. ...

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  23. BALMAIN.

    It has been announced at the offices of the A.L.P. that the following have been nominated for the Balmain selection:—Messrs. R. F. Burke, J. Diver, J. W. Doyle, M.L.A., M. A. ...

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  24. IRISH BRIGANDS.

    The Secretary of the Sinn Fein executive in Cork has arranged patrols for the purpose of co-operating with the police on night duty, with a view to speedily dispersing the gangs ...

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  25. FIGHTING IN ALBANIA.

    A Berlin message states that the Albanians have revolted against the Servian troops in occupation. There has been heavy fighting against the Servians, and many have been ...

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  26. MELBOURNE TRADES HALL.

    Almost unanimously the Melbourne Trad[?]s Hall Council, at its last meeting, decided to decline with thanks an invitation to be represented at the forthcoming reception to ...

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  27. ANTI-GERMAN MOVE.

    Senator Gardiner, in referring to the reported agitation at Culcairn against German nominations for the shire council election, writes: ...

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  28. A.L.P.

    The executive of the A.L.P. has decided to expel the late secretary (Mr. P. C. Evans) from the party. M. Evans publicly declared recently that the ...

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  29. JAPAN IN SIBERIA.

    A Tokio message announces that a complete agreement has been reached between America and Japan, whereby Japan endeavours to protect the Siberian raliway. Japanese ...

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  30. BLOODSHED IN BERLIN.

    A message from Berlin says that demonstrators mo[?]ested the deputies on their way to the Re[?]chstag. Traffic was held up in the principal streets. Over 20 of the ...

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  31. A.I.F. CRICKETERS AT DINNER.

    The president of the Victorian Cricket Association (Mr. Mackinnon, M.L A.), entertained the members of the A.I.F. team at dinner at Scott's Hotel on Saturday evening, and ...

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  32. MEXICO AND JAPAN.

    The representative of the United Press in Mexico City says that General Barragan, Mexican Chief-of-Staff, has denied the reports cabled that the Japanese cruiser Yakumo ...

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  33. THE TERRITORY.

    Taking advantage of the stay of the steamer Montoro at Thursday Island, the Royal Commission held a sitting in the Courthouse to take the evidence of Mr. J. T. Beckett, ...

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  34. DUE AT MELBOURNE TO-MORROW.

    General Sir William Birdwood will arrive in Melbourne on Tuesday. He will be entertained at a dinner party at Federal Government House on Tuesday evening. The Returned ...

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  35. COMMENTS BY MR. EVANS.

    Sir,—My expulsion from what is masquerading as the Australian Labour party seems to be on somewhat complex grounds:—"I practically expelled myself by fraternising with ...

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  36. MEAT AND COAL.

    Replying to a deputation from the frozen meat companies Mr. Massey said that a feeling had grown in England that the Government control of meat during the past few ...

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  37. M. PAUL DESCHANEL.

    M. Paul Doschanel has been elected President of France, in succession to M. Poincare. M. Clemenceau withdrew his candidature ...

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  38. A.I.F. IN ENGLAND.

    The steamer Friedrichsruhe will sail from Devonport on the 21st, and carries 160 officers and wives, 100 discharged men, 100 medical cases, 34 men's wives, 179 naval ratings, 661 ...

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  39. MAIMED SOLDIERS.

    Dr. Richard Arthur, M.L.A., has placed before the Maimed and Limbless Soldiers' Association a scheme, the object of which is to afford employment, and help the public to ...

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  40. BRITISH TRADE.

    The Board of Trade Journal estimates, that the invisible exports from the United Kingdom in 1919 amounted to £520,000,000 sterling, including £80,000,000 from oversea, investments ...

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  41. RAINFALLS.

    Light to moderately healy rain, associated with thunderstorms, was recorded on Saturday morning over the southern half of the State The ga[?]gings included many useful ...

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  42. FEDERAL STORES.

    A deputation, comprising a number of business men, was introduced to the Chief Secretary, by the President of the Chamber of Commerce, to protest against the competition ...

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  43. COMPOSER'S DEATH.

    A Chicago message announces the death of Reginald de Koven, operatic composer. [Reginald de Koven, one of America's bestknown composers, wrote a great number of ...

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  44. LORD JELLICOE.

    A message from Rio de Janeiro st[?]tes that Lord Jellicoe has been recalled suddenly to England, and has abandoned his South American tour. Sir Robert Borden is en route for ...

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  45. NEED FOR SAVING.

    The National Savings Assembly held its first meeting yesterday to arrange county conferences, etc. The meeting was attended by 90 delegates from all parts of the ...

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  46. CO-OPERATION.

    The railway and tramway employees, at a meeting held last week, representing all branches of the services, decided to reduce the present ever-increasing cost of living by ...

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  47. ATTACKED BY BANDITS.

    Bandits attacked Port au Prince, Hayti. United States marines end Haytian gendarmes defeated the assailants. There were losses on both sides. ...

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  48. NATURALISATION CASE.

    In the appeal case of Heinrich Markwald, the Cou[?]t held that the Commonwealth Naturalisation Act of 1903 was only applicable in Australia. If it was intended to apply to ...

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  49. LOYAL GOOD TEMPLARS.

    A welcome home social was tendered to the members of the Pride of Redfern (Good Templar) Lodge on Saturday night. Mr. James Marion stated that every eligible in ...

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  50. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The State of Jodhpur has presented the Government with eight lakhs of rupoes towards the expenses of the war. A message from Rome states that a postal, ...

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  51. ALLEGED ROBBERY AT PERTHVILLE.

    The two young men who were detained at Eskbank station yesterday afternoon, on suspicion of being connectod in the Perthville alleged hold-up were brought before the Court ...

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  52. RETURNED SOLDIER SHOT.

    Honry K[?]mpton, 25, a returned soldier, was shot by an unknown person while standing outside the People's Pnlace in Pitt-street, city, on Saturday evening. ...

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  53. SOLDIERS' CLUB.

    The honorary secretary of the Soldiers' Club (Dr. Mary Booth) is appealing for gifts of flowers and pastry, which will be greatly appreciated by the returned men. They should ...

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  54. BUTTER PRICES.

    The price of buttor in New South Wales has been fixed as follows:—561b boxes, 177/4, retail 1/9½; second-grade, wholesale 172/8, retail 1/9; third-grade, wholesale 168/, retail 1/8[?]. ...

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  55. MILITARY BAND CONTESTS.

    The Commonwealth Government has granted £250 to the South-street Society, Ballarat, to [?]nable a substantial prize to be offered this year in a military band contest. ...

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  56. MUNITIONS EXPLOSION.

    Nine people were working in the fuse shop in the National Filling Factory, Morecambe (Lancashire), when a terrific explosion killed [?] all. ...

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  57. PLAGUE IN BESSARABIA.

    Bubonic plague is ravaging Northern Bessarabia. There have been several hundreds of victi[?] ...

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