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FROM FRANCE.
Yesterday over 300 soldiers who went into active service from New South Wales returned to Sydney. With them were about 120 Queenslanders. While they were not greeted as ...
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AUSTRALIAN WAR WORK IN LONDON.
The A.I.F. and War Chest Club for Australian soldiers in London is chiefly the creation of the War Chest section of the Comforts Funds, which established it financially with a ...
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THE DECISION.
After a discussion lasting 5[?] hours the Federal Nationalist party to-night carried the following motion by 63 votes to 2:- "That the Federal Nationalist party ...
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LABOUR PARTY'S MEETING.
The Federal Labour party also met this afternoon, and the result of the referendum formed the basis of the discussion. The leader (Mr. Tudor) presided, and there was a ...
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PERSONAL.
At a meeting of the Executive Council, held yesterday, his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor approved of the appointment of Mr. Justice Street as Chief Judge in Equity, ...
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LABOUR AND WAR.
"The statements in yesterday's Press by Major Shillington, late secretary of the State Recruiting Committee, on the subject of voluntary recruiting and the Labour party, call ...
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CO-OPERATION AMONG ALLIES.
Unity of aim and unity of action among allies is ever an ideal difficult of attainment, especially where the allies are wholly independent. In the case of the ...
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WAR AND SPORT.
It was learned yesterday afternoon that Judge Backhouse, who had been appointed chairman of the Anniversary Regatta committee, had decided to take no part in ...
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NO-CONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE'S REPORT.
At last night's meeting of the New South Wales Trades and Labour Council Mr. Judd (Municipal Employees), on behalf of the no-conscription council campaign committee, ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
The Governor-General will have neither constitutional theory nor precedent io guide him in determining the question which has now been left to him by the ...
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DEFENCE DEPARTMENT.
Requests are frequently being received by the Defence Department from private individuals for moneys said to be due to them by soldiers. The Minister for Defence ...
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SHIPBUILDING.
It was stated in union circles yesterday that a conference of union representatives would meet in Melbourne at an early date, with the object of settling the details ...
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"JOYOUS DAY FOR GERMANY."
Speaking at the Glenelg commemoration celebrations last Friday, the Governor, Sir Henry Galway, said, referring to the referendum result, that it was not fitting for ...
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COAL FOR VICTORIA.
Mr. Downward, Minister for Mines in Victoria, who is on a visit to Sydney, left for Newcastle yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Mr. Humble (Chief Inspector in ...
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INVALID SOLDIERS.
A further batch of soldiers will arrive this morning by four special trains from Melbourne, and friends and rotations who have received tickets marked "X" from the Staff ...
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DEMAND FOR PEACE.
At last night's meeting of the New South Wales Trades and Labour Council the following motion was unanimously carried:- "That this council endorses the preamble of ...
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PRICE OF BUTTER IN PERTH.
In the progress report issued to-day the Cost of Living Commission states that the price of butter could be reduced 1Id per lb by the establishment of a floor, as in the ...
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