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  2. MR. HUGHES.

    A meeting of the grand council of the National party of New South Wales was held last night, to consider the following notice of motion by Mr. R. Clive Teece (Rose Bay ...

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  3. SNOWY'S JOB.

    "H[?] there, Snowy! Wake up! Come on, shake a leg[?] You're wanted!" These exhortations were accompanied by a vigorous shaking which killed even the desire ...

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  4. COAL AGREEMENT.

    The extraordinary conflict of statement between the New South Wales and Victorian Cabinets as to an agreement by Victoria to purchase the output of two northern mines ...

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  5. WAR NOTES.

    It is not surprising that different German newspapers should take up contradictory attitudes regarding the sinking of the hospital ship Rewa. After the agreement entered ...

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  6. LATE WAR NEWS.

    Mr. Doseh[?]fleurot, the New York "World's" Petrograd correspondent, says President Wilson's messu[?]e is likely to form the basis of Russia's demand at Br[?]st Litovsk. Trotsky ...

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  7. BEFORE THE STORM

    Mr. Philip Gibbs telegraphs: Since the counter-attack at Cambrai the lines have been quiet and under heavy snow. The resting battalions have enjoyed a spell of ...

    Article : 243 words
  8. RUSSIA AND PEACE.

    It is reported from Zurich that the RussoGerman delegates at Brest-Litov[?]k have formed [?]a special commission to negotiate territorial questions, and a future commercial ...

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  9. ITALIAN FRONT.

    An Italian official message on Sunday stated: Artillery is active on the As[?]ago Plateau east of Piavevecchia. British batter[?]es obtained many direct ...

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  10. THE ARABS.

    Official confirmation has been obtained regarding the success of the Arab operations against the Hedjaz railway, north of Maan. During three days of the first week in ...

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  11. CLYDE WORKERS.

    A conference of the Clyde committees of the Engineering and Shipbuilding Federation met at Glasgow and considered the new manpower proposals. It was resolved to instruct ...

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  12. IRISH PROBLEM.

    The London "Daily Chronicle" publishes a long article from Dublin emphasising that these are critical days for the Irish Convention, and urging the necessity for settlement ...

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  13. AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA.

    The Paris correspondent of the New York "Times" has interviewed M. Maklakos, the Russian Ambassador in Paris, who declares that the Allies should not despair of Russia. ...

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  14. ADMIRATION OF MR. HUGHES.

    The Bendigo branch of the National Federation has unanimously agreed to a motion expressing admiration for Mr. W. M. Hughes's "untiring and unselfish labours in the ...

    Article : 63 words
  15. ROUMANIA'S KING AND GOVERNMENT

    The Stockholm message referring to the possibility of a revolt against the Roumanian King and Government may not have emanate[?] from a very reliable source, but this does not ...

    Article : 528 words
  16. RUSSIA'S PART IN WAR FINISHED.

    The Stockholm correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" interviewed Sir George Buchanan, late British Ambassador to Russia, who said: "The Bolsheviks attained such a position that ...

    Article : 190 words
  17. MR. WEBSTER'S COMMENT.

    Referring yesterday to his comment on the report that the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) intends visiting England, the PostmasterGeneral (Mr. Webster) said: "The only ...

    Article : 41 words
  18. GERMANY'S EFFORT.

    A Paris message says a well-known neutral just from Berlin states that a great offensive has been decided on directly the weather conditions will allow it. The main blow will ...

    Article : 233 words
  19. THE WEATHER

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 207 words
  20. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—The contract proposed to be entered into with the Victorian Government was for a million tons of coal per year from two collieries belonging to one proprietary in New ...

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  21. MINE DISASTER.

    Fruitless rescue work was continued all day and night at Halmer End. Twenty-five dead bodies were recovered. The roads leading to the workings, where the remainder ...

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  22. THE REFERENDUM.

    The announcement of the final figures of the Australian referendum on conscription has re-opened editorial comment in the Canadian Press. Regret is again expressed at ...

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  23. FINLAND.

    Telegrams from Fi[?]land received in Copenhagen describe the situation as dangerous. The Red Guards refuse to obey the Senate, There is every indication that a revolution ...

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  24. AMERICAN BOYCOTT MOOTED.

    A Washington report says that the United States Chamber of Commerce has sent out referendum papers asking 500,000 business men to vote whether they are prepared to inform ...

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  25. QUEENSLAND FLOODS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 154 words
  26. STARVING VIENNESE.

    A Washington message says a despatch from Switzerland reports a gigantic food riot in Vienna on Janaury 1, when 20,000 of the starving populace who were unable to buy ...

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  27. PEACE TERMS.

    It is reported from Zurich that "Vorwaerts" announces that 2000 electors in Bielefeld passed a resolution urging the Government to reply favourably to the Pope's recent Note, ...

    Article : 299 words
  28. BRAVE AUSTRALIANS.

    Tuesday's papers will announce the following awards:- Bars to Military Medals.—Australians: Sergeant A. V. Ferguson, Corporals F. ...

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  29. ENGLAND'S WHEAT LANDS.

    Never within living memory has so much wheat been sown in England as during last autumn. The Food Department expects that 3,000,000 additional acres have been placed ...

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  30. HOSPITAL SHIPS.

    An Amsterdam report says tht though some German papers suggest that the hospital ship Rewa struck a mine, others have commenced a fresh campaign against hospital ships, ...

    Article : 193 words
  31. ENGLAND AND JAPAN.

    Tokio newspapers, commenting on King George's conferring the rank of Field Marshal on the Emperor, declare: "It is a unique episode in Anglo-Japanese relations. It marks ...

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  32. HEAVY DAMAGE.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 153 words
  33. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    The New York "Tribune's" London correspondent, interviewed Sir Edward Carson, who said:—"I am not opposed to a League of Nations if it brings permanent peace, but the ...

    Article : 56 words
  34. RUSSIA'S PART IN THE WAR.

    The view of Sir George Buchanan regarding Russia cannot be disregarded, and his announcement that Russia has finished her role as an active Power in this war must be ...

    Article : 402 words
  35. SHIPPING CO-ORDINATION.

    A Washington reports says that Mr. Hurley (Chairman of the United States Shipping Board) announced that definite steps are being taken by America and the Allies to ...

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  36. AN AUSTRIAN PROMISE.

    The London correspondent of the New York "World" learns that Austria has promised the Pope not to bomb or shell Venice, fearing that the Allies would retailiate by ...

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  37. THE WHEAT HARVEST.

    On Monday next the farmers of Australia will receive from the Commonwealth Government a sum of about £15,750,000. That amount represents the guaranteed advance of ...

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  38. THE LORD MAYOR.

    At the meeting of the City Council last night the town clerk (Mr. Nesbitt) read the following letter which he said he had received that day from Alderman J. Joynton Smith, ...

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  39. THE DREADED WEST FRONT.

    A German officer who has deserted from his command states that 250 German rebels were recently shot for refusing to go to the We[?]tern front. ...

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  40. GENERAL CABLES.

    Many military honours have been awarded native West Africans who are fighting in France. A bill will be introduced in the United States ...

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  41. WOUNDED AUSTRALIANS

    An Amsterdam report says a party of Australian wounded soldiers, who were taken prisoner in the Somme battle, have arrived at Rotterdam via Roosendaal, Their welcome ...

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  42. GENERAL CABLES.

    Colonel Goodwin, who succeeds SurgeonGeneral Sir Alfred Keogh as Director General, A.M.S., is 47 years of age. He is popular, and possessed of a resolute, quiet personality. ...

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  43. POSTAL FACILITIES.

    "In view of the tendency to complain of the unrestricted postal service rendered to Australia, and the fact that the financial position has shown marked improvement during the ...

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  44. LAUNCH DRIVERS FOR MESOPOTAMIA.

    The Australian Red Cross Society, having received a very large number of applications from persons qualified to undertake posts as motor launch drivers under the British Red ...

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  45. WHATEVER THE COST.

    Sir F. E. Smith (British Attorney-General) in the course of his speech before the United States Bar Association, said he supposed there would be a league of nations after the war. ...

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  46. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LAND DEALS.

    Although following upon the sensational findings of Commissioner Webb regarding the land deals of the Vaughan Government the resignation of Mr. E. B. Jones, Government ...

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  47. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Hubert Augustus Strong who was formerly Professor of classics in the University of Melbourne, and since 1[?]4, Professor of Latin in the University of ...

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  48. STRIKE AT NEW GRETA.

    The New Greta colliery was idle to-day, owing to a dispute between the manager and miners. The manager wanted to place the miners in one part of the top seam on tonnage ...

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  49. FEDERAL LIGHT DUES.

    The new Commonwealth light dues on overseas shipping have been received with great concern by the Hobart Marine Board, as it is considered that they will greatly interfere ...

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  50. TROOPS GIVE THANKS.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) has received from General Sir H. G. Chauvel, commanding the Australian mounted forces in Egypt and Palestine, the following message: ...

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  51. RECRUITING.

    The following recruiting meetings will be held to-morrow:- Martin-place, 1 p.m.: Sergt. Cross, D.C.M., Serft.-Major Coleman, Sergt. Saunders, Q.M.S. ...

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  52. BAN ON COMMERCIALISED PATRIOTISM.

    In connection with entertainments and other means of raising moneys which are avowedly intended for patriotic purposes, the Minister for Defence proposes to invite the State War ...

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  53. FIGHT WITH U-BOAT.

    A Washington report states that the Naval Committee publishes information describing a four-hours' battle which the crew of the J. Luckenbach had with a U-boat. ...

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  54. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.

    The House of Representatives will meet to-morrow afternoon, when the debat[?] on the noconfidence motion will be continued. An effort will be made to adjourn at the end of ...

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  55. PROFITS OF RACE MEETINGS.

    The Queensland Turf Club committee has refused to grant permission to the Albion Park Jockey Club to race on the extra dates granted to the club by the military authorities, and ...

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  56. FIRE IN NORTH SYDNEY.

    A fire was discovered at 5.28 p.m. yesterday in a five-roomed cottage in Chuter-street, North Sydney, on the premises of Sayers, A[?]port, and Co., Ltd. The fire severely ...

    Article : 62 words
  57. AMERICAN RAILWAYS.

    A New York messags says seventy presidents, representing 177 railroads, met and decided to ask Congress how long the Government will keep the railroads, which are being ...

    Article : 38 words
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