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FEDERAL ELECTIONS
Thursday next is nomination day for candidates for both Houses of the Federal Parliament. The polling for the election of senators and members of the House of ...
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GERMAN SPY SYSTEM
The extent to which attempts were made before the war to increase German influence in Australia, and to obtain knowledge of Australian conditions which might at a future ...
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CAMBERRA REPORT.
The second report of Mr. W. Blacket, K.C., sitting as a Federal Royal Commission to inquire into Federal capital affairs, has been presented to the Governor-General. ...
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Family Notices
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Advertising
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PAYING FOR THE WAR.
The burden of war finance must from the very nature of things become heavier and heavier the longer the war lasts. During the first year of hostilities the ...
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TASMANIA.
A cablegram has been received from Colonel Cameron, stating that it is his intention to become a candidate for a Tasmanian seat in the Senate. ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The Home Secretary (Mr. Huxham) stated that the Home Department was getting everything ready to submit the matter of the proposed abolition of the Legislative Council ...
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VICTORIAN ENDORSEMENTS.
At a meeting of the executive of the Winthe-War National Campaign Council, held last night, the candidatures of the following returning members for their respective ...
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GERALDTON.
For the by-election for Geraldton, caused by the late Labour member's (Mr. Heitmann) resignation to contest the Kalgoorlie Federal seat as a Nationalist against Mr. Mahon, Mr. ...
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THE PRIME MINISTER.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) returned yesterday from Adelaide after an absence of five days from Melbourne, during which time he delivered 13 speeches to the ...
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MR. GRIFFITH TO CONTEST NEWCASTLE.
About 70 representatives of the various industrial and political bodies in and around Newcastle met at the Newcastle Trades Hall on Saturday night, and presented to Mr. ...
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The Syndey Morning Herald.
Many things must happen before the Allies can accept the latest debate in the Reichstag as a proof of any change of ideas on the part of the German people, or of ...
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RELEASING MEN.
In order to release men for military service, and also to relieve the whole of the staff of the strain that they have been subjected to since the beginning of the war, a ...
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PERSONAL.
Mr. H. R. Litchfield and Captain Daniel Fearon, master of the steam tug Racer, were each presented on Tuesday with souvenirs upon the completion of fifty years' service ...
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AUSTRALIAN AIRMAN'S DEATH.
The following details of the death in France of Flight-Lieutenant Hay, eldest son of Mrs. William Hay, of Gunningbar station, near Warren, are contained in a letter from Major ...
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LABOUR AND THE WAR.
Speaking at Geelong yesterday, the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) said it had been stated that the split in the Labour party was a recent occurrence. It was nothing of the ...
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STATE REVENUE.
The revenue for New South Wales for the month ended March 31 amounted to £1,758,588, being an increase compared with the corresponding period last year of £92,138. ...
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INSPECTION OF TROOPS.
His Excellency the Governor-General, Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson, inspected a large body of troops at Moorebank Parade Ground, Liverpool, on Saturday morning. His ...
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AN ANZAC'S HOME.
Private Carthew's snug little cottage in Waverley, built by voluntary workers, was handed over on Saturday afternoon by Mr. J. C. Kershaw. The visitors included Mr. W. ...
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THE MAILS.
Letters and packets for expeditionary forces abroad will be received at the General Post Office up to 11 o'clock this morning. Mails for the United Kingdom and Europe ...
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GEYSER ACTIVE.
A telegraphic message from Rotorua reports that a severe eruption has occurred at the Walmangu geyser, which has been quiescent for a long period. The caretaker and his wife ...
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