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  2. STATE PARLIAMENT.

    There were many disappointed visitors to Parliament House last night. It was expected that speeches would be delivered on the Address in Reply debate by the Premier and ...

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  3. GAS EMPLOYEES.

    Judgment was given by Mr. Justice Higgins in the Arbitration Court to-day in the cases of the Federated Gas Employees' Industrial Union v the Geelong Gas Company and others ...

    Article : 550 words
  4. THE SEAMEN.

    Industry on the interstate and coastal wharfs at Darling Harbour was exceptionally active yesterday in consequence of the seamen's strike having been settled. ...

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  5. MR. HUGHES.

    By putting into practice at least the first half of the saying "early to bed and early to rise," Mr. Hughes disappointed many residents at the towns this side of Northam last ...

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  6. BE READY.

    Speaking at a luncheon at the Zealand Club, Viscount Jellicoe said he had discovered that New Zealand had one big virtue—unity of purpose in the direction of patriotism. One ...

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  7. HUNGARY.

    Roumania has refused the settlement of the dispute regarding the Banat of Temesvar. The "Echo de Paris" says that owing to Roumania's reported refusal to accept the ...

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  8. LATE CABLE NEWS

    Three of the twelve Canadian aeroplanes which started from Toronto in the International Aerial Derby race to New York have arrived. The remaining nine were unable to ...

    Article : 107 words
  9. SILESIA.

    The Cracow correspondent of the "Morning Post" says several bands of insurgents are still holding out in upper Silesia, but wholesale executions, coupled with artillery, have ...

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  10. ECONOMY.

    The President of the Board of Trade (Sir Auckland Geddes) in a speech at Basingstoke, indignantly denied that the Government was not attempting to reduce expenditure. The ...

    Article : 246 words
  11. AUSTRIAN TREATY.

    The Supreme Council is considering the Austrian Treaty, and its delivery to Austria on Tuesday. Five days will be allowed for its consideration. ...

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  12. TWENTY VESSELS OBTAIN CLEARANCES.

    At the Customs-house yesterday no fewer than 20 interstate and oversea vessels were granted clearances. In addition to the vessels mentioned ...

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  13. ODESSA.

    A Bolshevik wireless message says Admiral Koltchak is evacuating Omsk and preparing an entrenched position outside the town. Insurgents are besieging Vladivostock, which ...

    Article : 125 words
  14. HITCH AT NEWCASTLE.

    A deadlock occurred this morning in the negotiations for a resumption of work between the representatives of the Steamship Owners' and the Seamen's Union, as a result ...

    Article : 116 words
  15. WOOL SHIPMENT.

    The Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Watt) and the chairman of the Central Wool Committee (Sir John Higgins) have definitely announced that there is no intention to prolong control ...

    Article : 305 words
  16. FALL IN EXCHANGE.

    The newspapers continue to devote attention to the adverse rate of exchange between London and New York. Although the market has recovered slightly from the violent shock ...

    Article : 397 words
  17. WHERE ARE THE WHARF-LABOURERS?

    Although the seamen signed on to-day, it was reported that no cargo was worked on the wharfs, as no waterside workers were offering. It was not anticipated that any men ...

    Article : 137 words
  18. EARLY CLOSING.

    A smoke concert, to celebrate the victorious conclusion of the war and the signing of peace, was held by the members of the City and Suburban Shopkeepers' Association at ...

    Article : 414 words
  19. FLYING.

    The International Aerial Derby from New York to Toronto and return has started. There are many entrants, including American army and navy airmen. ...

    Article : 85 words
  20. WAR HEROES.

    Amongst those who arrived in Sydney with returned soldiers yesterday were Brigadier-General Edward Fowell Martin, D.S.O., C.M.G., C.B., and Padre Clune, M.C., both of whom ...

    Article : 470 words
  21. IMMIGRATION.

    Mr. H. Y. Braddon and Mr. W. A. Leitch, constituting the Commonwealth Trade Board, have circularised the Agents-General proposing a conference in reference to the co-operation of ...

    Article : 188 words
  22. DAYS OF CRISIS.

    Bishop Long, Chaplain-General of the A.I.F., delivered an interesting address at the Town Hall yesterday evening on "The Final Phases of the Great War." The Governor (Sir ...

    Article : 427 words
  23. FRENCH JOURNALISTS.

    Lenoir (a former proprietor of "Le Journal"), who is a waiting execution for communicating with the enemy, has made statements reflecting on Judet (formerly editor of the ...

    Article : 123 words
  24. MEXICAN BANDIT SHOT.

    The leader of the bandits who captured the American airmen is reported to have been killed by a shot from an aeroplane. ...

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  25. RAILWAY COLLISION.

    An express train bound for Paris was derailed near Pau, and collided with a goods train. The passengers included 33 officers and 24 men of the Royal Irish Regiment, ...

    Article : 79 words
  26. SPORT ABROAD.

    The English Bowling Association has accepted the suggestion of the Australian association to send a team in 1920. DAVIS CUP. ...

    Article : 59 words
  27. DIVIDEND SHARING.

    During the course of his judgment in the gas employees' case, Mr. Justice Higgins said there was a claim in the case by the members of the claimant organisation to be paid ...

    Article : 351 words
  28. FERRIES INQUIRY.

    Mr. R. W. Nelson, public accountant, and auditor of the Sydney Ferries, Limited, at the twenty-third sitting of the Royal Commission, yesterday, said that up to 1914 the ...

    Article : 430 words
  29. CONSCRIPTION.

    Senator Jones has introduced a bill into the Senate to withdraw the United States, within two years, from the League of Nations, unless the Powers agree ...

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  30. PRICE OF GAS.

    The Necessary Commodities Control Commission decided yesterday not to intervene in connection with the price of gas where companies were already covered by Federal ...

    Article : 303 words
  31. FRANCO-AMERICAN TREATY.

    The Senate Committee, which was appointed to report on the validity of the Franco-American Defence Treaty, holds that the ratification of the treaty is constitutional. ...

    Article : 129 words
  32. FALL OF 150 FEET.

    A sensational tragedy occurred at Usher's Hotel, in Castlereagh-street, city, yesterday afternoon, when Mr. Kunll Ohkubo, a Japanese merchant, fell from the roof of the ...

    Article : 261 words
  33. JAPAN AND CHINA.

    A despatch from Tokio says it is reported that the Imperial Cabinet has decided to insist upon the exclusion of Manchuria and Mongolia from the consortium whereby the ...

    Article : 105 words
  34. COPPER INDUSTRY.

    The Minister for Mines commented yesterday on a deputation of the mining and financial community of Western Australia which had waited on the Acting Prime Minister on ...

    Article : 186 words
  35. LABOUR-SAVING MACHINERY.

    The Watt centenary celebrations resulted in the establishment of a school of engineering research at Birmingham University at a cost of £200,000. The aim is to restore Britain to ...

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  36. LATE BISHOP DUNNE.

    The funeral of the late Dr. Dunne, Roman Catholic Bishop of Bathurst, took place to-day and attracted wide public notice. Archbishop Kelly and Bishops Gallagher (Goulburn) and ...

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  37. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A message from Washington says the United States has agreed to pay Britain £16 7s for each American soldier transportad across the Atlantic to the war theatre. Britain has ...

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  38. NURSE CAVELL'S BETRAYAL.

    The depositions in the case against Georges Quien, a Frenchman, who is charged with betraying Nurse Cavell after she had befriended him, state that he was an intelligent ...

    Article : 153 words
  39. POSTAL CONFERENCE.

    Among the resolutions passed at to-day's conference of the P. and T. Association were the following:—"That, in the opinion of conference, the present telegraph transmission ...

    Article : 114 words
  40. NAMING OF SHIPS.

    The embargo imposed during the war period on the changing or transferring of names and vessels upon the Australian registry, has been removed. ...

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  41. LIFE-SAVING SOCIETY.

    The annual meeting of the Royal Life-saving Society was held at the Education Department last night, Mr. W. H. Cooke presiding. ...

    Article : 107 words
  42. ANTI-ITALIAN RIOTS.

    In connection with the recent anti-Italian riots at Kalgoorlie, the Premier, in the Assembly, in reply to a question by the Opposition leader, said the police had not requested ...

    Article : 77 words
  43. TROUBLE ON TROOPSHIP.

    The transport Bahia Castello, which sailed on Friday for Fremantle with 800 passengers, chie[?] troops and munition workers, returned yesterday. It is reported that owing to ...

    Article : 41 words
  44. WHITE CITY SITE.

    The Minister for Housing has been asked to receive a deputation which will urge the importance of using White City site and the adjoining vacant land as playing fields for ...

    Article : 44 words
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