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  2. WAR CHEST.

    The War Chest appeal to-day is launched under most favourable circumstances, as there is already over £28,000 in hand. The opening ceremony will be performed by ...

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  3. INFLUENZA. TWO MORE DEATHS.

    The names of two Italian reservists—Nirino Minervini and Bachisio Macioni—have been added to the death-roll at the quarantine station, and two fresh cases have supplemented ...

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  4. LATE CABLE NEWS. PRESIDENT WILSON.

    The New York "Tribune's" Washington correspondent says: The State Department officials positively declare that President Wilson will not accept the invitation to visit ...

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  5. SCRAP TIN.

    In the Senate, on a motion for the adjournment, Senator Pratten (N.S.W.) made a series of allegations concerning the participation of a high Commonwealth official in outside ...

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  6. PRESIDENT WILSON

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" states that President Wilson will sail for Europe on December 3 on the transport George Washington, formerly a ...

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  7. WAR NOTES. GERMAN COMPLAINTS OF WEAKNESS.

    Mr. Doschfleurot's interview with Herr Erzeberger reveals the enemy still appealing to the Allies for a modification of the terms of the armistice. There is something ...

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  8. HAD TO SIGN. GERMANY AND THE ARMISTICE.

    Mr. Doschfleurot cables to the "New York Times" from Berlin, via Copenhagen, an interview with Herr Erzeberger (German Secretary of State), who said:— ...

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  9. ARAWA HELD UP.

    At the Central Police Court yesterday Herbert Clayden, master of the Arawa, proceeded against M. Dobson, E. Hickey, P. Casey, J. W. Spark, P. Madden. J. Gaffney, D. Nielson, ...

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  10. LONDON SHARE MARKET.

    Closing quotations on Change to-day were:—British, b 49/3, s 50/3; Broken Hill North, b 63/6, s 64/6; Peninsular and O.S.N. Co.. £424; Melbourne Gas, b £87, s £98; ...

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  11. ARGENTINE BUTTER.

    It is understood the Government is purchasing Argentina's output of butter for two seasons at 170s f.o.b. ...

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  12. FEDERAL SESSION.

    In the House of Representatives, in moving the second reading of the bill to provide for the payment of a bounty on the manufacture of black steel and galvanised iron in the ...

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  13. UNITED STATES CABINET.

    It is reported from Washington that President Wilson has offered Mr. Bernard Baruch, Chairman of the War Industries Board, the Secretaryship of the Treasury. Mr. Baruch ...

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  14. VALUE OF ROLLING STOCK IN WAR.

    One of Herr Erzoberger's main causes of complaint is the tax which the Allies' demands will place upon the supply of railroad cars and locomotives in Germany. These demands, ...

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  15. THE STEAMER MEDIC.

    Adverting to reports of statements in Parliament, Dr. Elkington stated yesterday that it was entirely incorrect to say that those who were suffering from pneumonic influenza ...

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  16. AIR DEFENCES.

    The United States Navy Department is preparing plans for 21 coastal defence aerial stations, to cost £17,000,000. Squadrons of fighting aircraft will be ...

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  17. RAPIDLY DECLINING.

    The New Zealand Minister for Health telegraphed to-day stating that the influenza epidemic was rapidly on the decline. ...

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  18. ANZACS TO BE RELEASED.

    The Anzacs whose names were included in list "J" will be released from Quarantine on Sunday night, and will proceed to Sydney by steamer. ...

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  19. SHIPPING DEAL.

    It is understood in New York that the United States Government's offer to purchase 720,000 tons gross of British shipping from the International Mercantile Marine Company, has ...

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  20. "TRAINING CAMPS TO BE DISBANDED.

    All citizen force training camps in Australia are to be immediately disbanded until the danger of an outbreak of pneumonic influenza has passed. ...

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  21. BOLSHEVIK INFLUENCES WANING.

    Advices from Copenhagen state that Bolshevik influence is declining in the North German coast towns. A meeting of the North-western German Workers' and Soldiers' ...

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  22. DISEASE CARRIERS.

    Mr. W. A. Oakley, of Bondi, points out in a letter the danger of the conveyance of influenza and other disease germs by house files and rats. In many municipalities, he ...

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  23. GREAT MAJORITY IMPROVING.

    "All the reports which I have had so far," remarked Dr. Elkington yesterday, "show a continuation of the previous day's improvement. We have released a ...

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  24. RUSSIA.

    A stockholm report says the Russian Bolsheviks have invaded Esthonia on a wide front. It is also reported from Stockholm that ...

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  25. QUARANTINE STATION.

    A public meeting will be held in the Town Hall on Tuesday next, December 3, at 4 p.m., for the purpose of urging the Federal Government to remove the Quarantine Station from ...

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  26. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Should this menace to the Sydney population emerge from the Quarantine area, and most of our medical men appear to be of the opinion that it certainly will, what will it ...

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  27. INDIA REJOICES.

    To-day was proclaimed a public holiday. Enthusiastic victory celebrations are being held in India, which will continue in certain localities until November 30. The festivities ...

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  28. BRITAIN'S FUTURE POLICY.

    By her desire to keep on adding to her navy, to build up a great merchant fleet, and to establish aerial stations for coastal defence, the United States of America has ...

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  29. VACCINE AND IMMUNITY.

    The point is emphasised that vaccination in the case of Spanish influenza is not nearly so severe as in the case of smallpox, as organisms in the vaccine used in the latter case ...

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  30. "A TISSUE OF FALSEHOODS."

    On the motion for the adjournment of the House of Representatives to-night, the Acting Prime Minister, Mr. Watt, read a cablegram which he had received to-night from London, ...

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  31. THANKSGIVING DAY.

    President Wilson, of the United States, appointed Thursday, November 28, as a day of thanksgiving for the end of the war, and in pursuance of his proclamation a special ...

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  32. INOCULATING DEPOTS.

    Roughly, 290 people yesterday underwent inoculation at the depots at the Water Police Court, the Hyde Park Recruiting Depot, and at the Newtown Town Hall. The busiest of ...

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  33. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    According to a Rome report the Austrian prisoners in Italy number over 700,000. Mr. Hughes, when interviewed, declined to reply to the criticisms of Australian ...

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  34. GUILT OF WAR.

    "Vorwaerts," commenting on the Bavarian revelations, states: "Wilhelm declared that the enemy attacked us in peace. This is unfounded. It is a barefaced, infamous, and ...

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  35. A HUGE FORTUNE.

    Mr. Duncan Mackinnon, an Indian merchant, and former chairman of the British-India Steam Navigation Company, left an estate valued at £11,781,000. The duty paid amounts ...

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  36. A CHEMIST'S ADVICE.

    S. W. Eggins, chemist, of Gosford, offers the following advice:—To the public to assist in the prevention of pneumonic influenza:—"Take every other morning, for an ...

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  37. A BUSH TRAGEDY.

    Mary Agnes Denney, of middle age, was placed on trial at the Darlinghurst Criminal Sessions yesterday, before Mr. Justice Ferguson and a jury, on a charge of having ...

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  38. VOTING SYSTEM.

    Wednesday night's proceedings in the Legislative Assembly, w[?]n the system of proportional representation was adopted as the basis of the new electoral law, formed the ...

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  39. FAMOUS AIR SQUADRON.

    Interesting information is now available concerning the part which the New Zealanders have played in the air fighting against the enemy on the western front. The ...

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  40. RED CROSS EXECUTIVE.

    The executive committee of the New South Wales division of the Red Cross met at 4 Bridge-street on Thursday, Mr. James Ashton presiding. Lady Cullen, vice-president, was ...

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  41. PREPARING FOR OUTBREAK.

    A meeting of the Administration Committee was held at the office of the Minister for Public Health yesterday. Those present were Dr. Paton (Director-General of Public Health), ...

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  42. BRUTAL GERMAN SURGEON.

    Private E. Kennedy, of Prahran, a returned prisoner of war, relates details of brutal treatment inflicted by a German surgeonmajor at Cambrai, who probed wounds with ...

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  43. DEATH OF LIEUT. COHEN.

    Mr. Ernest R. Cohen, solicitor, of this city, yesterday received a cable message announcing the death of Lieut. Cecil Hope Cohen, a member of the New South Wales ...

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  44. LATE PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legislative Assembly last night the Mining Amendment Bill was reported with amendments: The Attorney-General (Mr. Hall) ...

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  45. EXCESSIVE FREIGHTS.

    The firm of Harries Bros and Co., the principal shipowners of Swansea, was fined £2400 for exacting excessive freights on coal for France, and also ordered to refund £13,000. ...

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  46. BANK NOTE PLATES.

    Arising out of a raid by detectives on a house at Black Rock yesterday, Max Selling, William Burke, George Dowling, and Maud Dowling, were charged with having had in ...

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  47. AN INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE.

    Mr. Justice Higgins, in the High Court, disposed of the application by the Federated Liquor Trade Union versus the Carlton and United Breweries, Ltd., and ...

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  48. STATE EMPLOYEES' WAGES.

    The Government has notified the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Gunn) that it cannot alter its previous decision to pay to married employees and single adults with relations ...

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  49. BRITISH POLITICS.

    Eighty Liberal Coalition candidates have already been selected. Lord Robert Cecil (who resigned from the Foreign Under-Secretaryship), in an election ...

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