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  2. DR. MAWSON.

    The first official welcome home to Dr. Maw[?] son was given at the University this after[?] upon, when a special congregation was / arranged in honour of the great occasion. The ...

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  3. ISLAND TRAGEDIES.

    News was received in Sydney yesterday by the French mail steamer 'Ville de la C[?]otat, which arrived from Noumea, of a shocking tragedy that occurred on the island of ...

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  4. THE STRIKE.

    The meat strike may be settled to-day[?] but it is rather unlikely. Ministers, yesterday evening, regarded the position as being "more hopeful." ...

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  5. DEFENCE.

    Mr. A. Birrell, Chief Secretary for Ireland, in the course of his speech in Bristol, said they could not answer for themselves that they would never in a [?]t of indignation ...

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  6. AFRICAN STRIKERS.

    A demonstration was held in Hyde Park this afternoon to protest against the deportation of the South African strike leaders. The weather was fine and bright, and ...

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  7. THE AEGEANS.

    The Constantinople correspondent of [?] "Daily Chronicle" says that Enver Bey has ordered a test mobilisation of three army corps in Asia Minor, and that he intends, ...

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  8. GREECE SUPPORTS THE POWERS.

    The Government has informed Turkey that is unable to depart from the decision of the Powers in regard to the islands of Chios and Mytilene, and that Greece in no ...

    Article : 51 words
  9. SPLIT VOTES.

    Mr. Arthur Henderson, M.P. (Labour), speaking at Bishop-Auckland, in reference to the recent by-elections, said that while he regretted three-cornered contests, the ...

    Article : 100 words
  10. MEXICO.

    The proposed examination of the body of the late Mr. William Benton, who was executed General Villa, the Mexican rebel, will not take place, ponding the outcome of ...

    Article : 126 words
  11. THE UNIONISTS.

    There was some disappointment in the ranks of the unionists yesterday when it was learned that the employers had refused the week-end proposals of the Government. ...

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  12. LOOPING THE LOOP.

    Mr. Hamel, flying at Worcester with Lady Dudley'as a passenger, looped the loop five times, the feat being watched by 8000 spectators. ...

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  13. COMPULSORY SERVICE.

    Lord Roberts, in a letter to a correspond [?]nt, argues that Mr. Asquith, in his reply to the National Service deputation, was inconsistent in welcoming the physical ...

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  14. TWO TURKS KILLED.

    Fethy Bey and Sadlk Bey, while flying from Damascus to Jerusalem, fell on the south shore of the sea of Galileo and were killed. Fethy Bey proved himself an intrepid ...

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  15. AT THE ABATTOIRS AND DEPOTS

    Slaughtering was continued yesterday at the Glebe Island Abattoirs by the master butchers only. A number of union slaughtermen turned up at the island, but there was no ...

    Article : 260 words
  16. AUTONOMY IN EPIRUS.

    The Premier, M. Venezelos, is taking strin[?] en[?] action to suppress the growing autonomous movement in Epirus. He has cashiered a[?] officer heading the movement, although ...

    Article : 95 words
  17. GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS

    The stock, meat, and allied industries committee met yesterday morning, and subsequently waited on the Government. The deputation handed the following letter to the ...

    Article : 704 words
  18. GERMANS MURDERED.

    A planter named Treviranus and his manager, Herr Schutt, were murdered on Monday morning, February 9. On Sunday evening as the police officials, ...

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  19. HOME RULE.

    Colonel Seely, Secretary[?] of State for War, [?]peaking at Ilkeston, said it was in the best Interests of Great Britain and the Empire to establish an Irish Parliament. ...

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  20. CANTERBURY'S SUPPLY.

    Since the meat strike started the residents of Canterbury have not fared as badly as those of other suburbs. Five minutes' walk from the railway station is situated one of ...

    Article : 118 words
  21. PRESS WARNINGS.

    The "Daily Express" pays a warm tribute to the orderly and impressive proceedings in Hyde Park, as an example of the right method of expressing legitimate opinion. It sharply ...

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  22. CARDINAL RAMPOLLA'S WILL.

    Sworn evidence has been submitted to the magistrates to the effect that Caretti, the late Cardinal Rampolla's valet, who is under arrest, entrusted the stolen will to two ...

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  23. ANTARCTICA.

    [?] Koenig, the leader of the proposed [?]n Antarctic expedition, referring to [?] claim to priority of plan over Sir Ernest Shackleton, says he considers that the latter ...

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  24. IN THE ST. GEORGE DISTRICT.

    In the St. George district on Saturday, despite the drizzling rain, big crowds assembled early. Although Rockdale was supplied with 18 bodies of beef and 140 sheep, supplies cut ...

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  25. "UNION" SHOPS.

    There are indications that additional union shops will be opened to-day. Mr. T. W. Furse stated yesterday that Mr. Matzen, who had opened his shop at Marble Arch, ...

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  26. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Mr. Charles Ramsay Devlin, a member of the Quebec Provincial Parliament, and ex-member of the British House of Commons for Galway City, ...

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  27. PEACE PRESERVATION BILL.

    Mr. Matthews, secretary of the Miners' Association, declares that it the Union Parliament passes the Peace Preservation Bill, the trades-unions will appeal to the Imperial ...

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  28. THE WHITE WOLVES.

    A thousand of the White Wolf bandit organisation cluded the military cordon which had been drawn round them, and are now marching westward, pillaging as they go. ...

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  29. TROUBLE IN SAN SALVADOR.

    Portuguese despatches state that the natives in San Salvador (Banza Congo) have revolted against the existing system of [?]axation, and have entrenched themselves in the mission ...

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  30. OFFER OF ORGAN[?]SERS.

    Mr. George Lansbury states that the rank and file of the Labour party cabled to the Transvaal Federation of Labour offering the services of Mr. Tom Mann as organiser, and ...

    Article : 59 words
  31. INDEX.

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  32. TROUBLE AT LITHGOW.

    It is possible that the strike of butchers may extend to Lithgow. The secretary of the local Butchers' Union states that he is expecting a telegram at any hour that the ...

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  33. AN UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR

    It was expected that the council of the South Australian branch of the Royal Geographical Society would have tendered Dr. Mawson a reception at noon to-day. ...

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  34. BASUTOS SECRETING ARMS.

    The police in Jagerfontein have been reinforced owing to the Basutos working in the mines being suspected of collecting and secreting weapons, a quantity of which have ...

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  35. REV. J. S. BOWSKILL'S "ARREST."

    It is explained that the alleged arrest of the Rev. J. S Bowskill, an English Baptist minister, at San Salvador, in connection with the recruiting of native labour, was mereby ...

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  36. AT HOMEBUSH.

    The Homebush market was animated yesterday, and in marked contrast to the desultory sales on Thursday last. The cause was not far to seek. It was known that a ...

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  37. SWIMMER'S DEATH.

    Richard Cavill died from exhaustion soon after being taken from the water at the conclusion of an attempt to swim Seattle Harbour yesterday. ...

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  38. AUSTRALIAN SUBMARINES.

    The two Commonwealth submarines left on their voyage to Australia this morning. ...

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  39. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    It was reported on Saturday that, while postal officials were delivering registered packages to a financial institution in a main thoroughfare, packages containing £40,000 ...

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  40. BATTLE PRACTICE.

    It is known that the authorities are very well pleased with the result, of the battle practice of the battle-cruiser Australia, the flagship of the Australian fleet. This test ...

    Article : 371 words
  41. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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  42. INVITATION TO THE PREMIER.

    The Premier received an invitation from the Lieutenant-Governor of South Australia, to attend a welcome to Dr. Mawson at Adelaide. Owing to the State Parliament ...

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  43. HANDLING OF HIDES.

    "According to press reports," said Mr. M. J. Connington, secretary of the Trolley, Dray men and Carters' Union, yesterday, "it is alleged that the fact of trolleymen carting ...

    Article : 280 words
  44. PARLIAMENT.

    The State Parliament will be opened to-day[?] at noon, by the Governor (Sir Gerald Strickland). His Excellency's speech will hot be long. It ...

    Article : 134 words
  45. "MORE HOPEFUL."

    The Premier was in touch with both parties in regard to the meat deadlock yesterday. Matters are still in suspense. Mr. Holman last night was not in a position to, make a ...

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  46. SUFFRAGIST VANDALS.

    Half an hour after Evensong last night a bomb exploded in the gallery of St. John' Church, Westminster, of which the Ven, Archdeacon Wilberforce is the rector. ...

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  47. THE EXPORT TRADE.

    Mr. Arthur Kidman, referring to a paragraph appearing in the "Herald" with reference to the export trade, said:—"I [?] hoped you would have gone a little more ex[?]ensive ...

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  48. TO-DAY.

    Concordia Hall: The Misses Chisholm's Concert, 8. [?] James's Hall: Miss Beatrice Ray's Concert, 8. Her Majesty's Theatre: "Come Over Here," 7.50. Theatre Royal: Diplomacy," 8. ...

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  49. PREMIER'S THREAT.

    It transpired last night that when the deputation from the employers waited on the members of the Government yesterday morning, Mr. Holman threatened the master ...

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  50. PILLAR BOX OUTRAGES.

    Suffragists in Glasgow damaged the correspondence in the pillar-boxes in the business centre of the city by pouring a black fluid [?] them. ...

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  51. MARRIED THREE TIMES.

    Benjamin John Benton died at Windsor on Friday, at the age of 94. He ha[?] been 61 years in the State. He was married three times, and had 120 descendants living at the time ...

    Article : 51 words
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