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SUBPLUS WHEAT.
It was learned on relibale authority to-day that over 45.000 tons of wheat, representing more than half a million bags, will soon be shipped from Fremantle by a fleet of steamers, ...
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AUSTRIA'S SURRENDER. CITY REJOICINGS.
With the ringing of two bells from the destroyer in Moore-street-the sailor's way of proclaiming the time of the day as 1 p.m.— the Town Hall and other city bells yesterday ...
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MONARO CONTEST. NATIONALIST CAMPAIGN.
Mr. Holman, Premier, addressed an enthusiastic meeting at Queanbeyan to-night in favour of the candidature of Mr. P. Sullivan, the selected National candidate for the Monaro ...
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COUNTRY REJOICINGS.
MUSWELLBROOK, Tuesday.—The town is beflagged in celebration of the armistice with Austria. Church bells were rung and whistles blown for several minutes, commencing at 1 ...
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NEW ZEALAND CELEBRATIONS.
WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Tuesday.—The announcement of the Austrian armistice was received with the greatest enthusiasm not only in Wellington but in all parts of the Dominion. ...
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WAR CHEST DAY.
The appeal to be made to the public on November 29 for the Citizens' War Chest (the organisers state) has this particular significance: It is to "carry on" the work of a ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
In the course of a few days we shall known whether the war is to be prolonged some weeks or months longer, or whether it is to cease immediately. The Germans ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency and Lady Davidson, attended by Captain D'Aplce, were present at a concert given by M. Verbrugghen in the Conservatorium last evening. ...
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THE LABOUR CAMPAIGN.
The campaign on behalf of the Labour candidate will be opened at Cooma, on Thursday night by Mr. John Storey, loader of the Opposition. The candidate, Mr. Bailey, will also ...
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FUTURE PROBLEMS.
Addressing a large gathering at Queanbeyan to-night, Mr. Holman, the Premier, a[?]ed to the latest war news. He said we were now, thanks to the vulour of our armies and ...
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CITY COUNCIL.
At last night's meeting of the City Council a report by the city solicitor with reference to the recent War Precautions regulation, restricting the construction or erection of ...
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THE "SYDNEY MAIL."
The "Mail" this week naturally gives prominence the good news from the war fronts and there are pictures of Trieste and Constantinople, and recent portraits of the ...
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LABOUR AND LOYALTY.
It must be plain to all who have watched the course of political events during the last two years that a complete defeat of Germany and her allies was long ...
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STATE PARLIAMENT.
As soon as members of the Legislative Assembly were called to order by the Speaker yesterday afternoon, the Attorney-General, Mr. Hall, who was in charge of the House in ...
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RED CROSS MEETING.
This afternoon Miss Miner Stephen will speak of War Chest work and War Chest Day during the general committee meeting of the Red Cross Society, at 255A ...
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