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  2. THE REFERENDUM.

    An interesting table was published a short time ago showing the paltry amount of time allowed to the House of Commons to deal with measures of Government policy, and ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN CRUISER THE MELBOURNE ARRIVES.

    H.M.A.S. Melbourne, the first Australian cruiser to be launched, arrived in Sydney Harbour at 11 o'clock yesterday morning. The four-funnelled boat presented a fine ...

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  4. COAL STRIKE. THE END IN SIGHT.

    The delegate meeting, which was set down for Monday, has been postponed until tomorrow, and it seems to be a general understanding that a resolution will be carried ...

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  5. TEAM FOR AMERICA.

    Ten of the players who had received invitations to tour America as members of Mr. Edgar R. Mayne's cricket team definitely accepted last night. ...

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  6. UNITED STATES AND JAPAN. CALIFORNIAN LEGISLATION.

    The State Governor, Mr. Hiram Johnson, in an official statement, says that if the Aliens Land Bill offended Japan, the fault lay with the Federal Government, because it was the ...

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  7. GRAVE POSITION. BALKAN CRISIS.

    The Powers hove not yet answered Austria's demand that vigorous measures should be taken to compel the evacuation of Skutari by the Montenegrins. ...

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  8. A STRONG SHIP.

    H.M.A.S. Melbourne was designed by Sir Phillip Watts, chief constructor of the navy. She is 456ft 10in overall, and 430ft between perpendiculars, 49ft 10in broad, ...

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  9. A SERVIAN HOPE.

    The "Samou Prava" expresses the hope that the Powers will change their attitude towards Montenegro, and revoke their previous decision in regard to the ultimate fate of ...

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  10. AN OMINOUS REPORT.

    The arms factories in Solingen are unusually busy with large Russian and Roumanian orders for swords. Russia has stipulated the most speedy ...

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  11. JAPANESE ATTITUDE.

    The President, Dr. Woodrow Wilson, informed the press interviewers yesterday that the attitude of the Japanese Government was perfectly friendly, and its remonstrances were ...

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  12. SLAV DEMONSTRATIONS.

    There have been many Slav demonstrations in favour of Montenegro in Austria, and numerous arrests have been made in consequence. ...

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  13. MARCONI CONTRACT.

    Further evidence was heard to-day by the Parliamentary Committee inquiring into the contract between the Post Office and the Marconi Company for the erection of wireless ...

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  14. "SKUTARI IS MONTENEGRIN."

    King Nicholas, in addressing the rejoicing crowd yesterday, declared: "Skutarl in Montenegrin henceforth." Conversing with a Russian military ...

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  15. ESSAD PASHA'S REPORT.

    Essad Pasha has officially informed the Porte that he evacuated Skuturi owing to the exhaustion of provisions. ...

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  16. THE HELENSBURGH MINERS.

    At a meeting of miners held in the Centennial Hall, Mr. C. Josland in the chair, a resolution carried at a previous meeting, "that we go to work on the Minister's term," ...

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  17. DEFENCE.

    General Sir John French, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, in a speech at the London Chamber of Commerce dinner last night, stated that the invasion of England should not ...

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  18. ATTITUDE OF OTHER POWERS.

    Certain newspapers Infer that, as a British Admiral commands the international blockading squadron, Britain cannot remain aloof it further, action is necessary to induce ...

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  19. COKE FAMINE AT LITHGOW.

    The ironworks are suffering from a coke famine owing to the trouble on the South Coast. The blast furnace is being run at half-speed. ...

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  20. LEAPING POSTAL REVENUE.

    In the House of Commons last night Mr. H. L. Samuel, Postmaster-General, in submitting the Post Office ostimates, stated that the revenue in his department had shown ...

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  21. THE OFFICERS.

    The following is a list of the officers of the H.M.A.S. Melbourne:—Captain, Mortimer L'E Silver; lieutenants, Charles B. Elwell, Myles A. Blomfield, Ernest R. Gloag (G.), Leslie C. ...

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  22. "MORE HOPEFUL."

    The Minister for Labour regards the situation in the Illawarra coal district, as more hopeful. Yesterday Mr. Carmichael was interviewed ...

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  23. TREATIES OF PEACE.

    The scheme of Mr. W. J. Bryan, Secretary of State, for a series of treaties of peace was placed before a conference of Ambassadors and Ministers yesterday. ...

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  24. OUR NAVY'S STATUS.

    In regard to the statement made by the "Manchester Guardian" cabled from London respecting the status of Australian warships outside the three-mile limit, the Minister for ...

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  25. POSITION IN THE NORTH.

    The week has been full of developments in the mining position. Last Saturday the situation was critical. To-day there is every indication that a settlement will be effected ...

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  26. NO WINE.

    Sharp press attacks have been levelled against Mr. W. J. Bryan, Secretary of State, because he omitted to provide wines when entertaining a group of diplomats yesterday. ...

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  27. H.M.S. NEW-ZEALAND.

    The warship New Zealand was warmly welcomed upon arrival at Napier to-day, and was later inspected by large crowds of people. The officers and crew were given various ...

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  28. RUSSIAN PRESS COMMENT.

    Newspapers of all shades of opinion declare that a new factor has arisen reguiring the revision of the decision of the Powers. The newspapers predict of European ...

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  29. MR. HOLMAN IN LONDON.

    Mr. W. A. Holman, New South Wales Attorney-General, declined an invitation to discuss, at present, the question of the approaching referendum in Australia. ...

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  30. SCULLING.

    Pearce and Barry have signed articles to row a match on July 21 for the sculling championship of the world, the English and Welsh championships, and the new "Sportsman's" ...

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  31. INDEX.

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  32. COERCION ACT.

    Mr. Briner, M.L.A., in addressing a meeting at Ulmarra, said that the Coercion Act should never have been repealed, as it did not interfere with the workers, or prevent ...

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  33. MR. ASQUITH.

    The Premier, Mr. Asquith, when speaking at the Foreign Press Association's banquet last night, hinted at his retirement. This is the third such hint that has been ...

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  34. WORLD'S EX-CHAMPION.

    Richard Arnst, the world's ex-champion souller, has definitely decided to retire. Arnst has repeatedly stated that when he retired from rowing he would " go on the land." ...

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  35. A FAILURE.

    In the House of Commons last night, Colonel J. E. B. Seely, Secretary of State for War, admitted that the Clement-Bayard airship, which had been purchased by the War Office ...

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  36. CAUSE OF THE UNREST.

    Mr. A. Lewis, the miners' treasurer, was at the office of the federation to-day, after beng absent in Sydney for three days, in reply to the statement made by Mr. A. R. ...

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  38. COOK'S LANDING.

    This afternoon the anniversary of the landing of Captain Cook at Botany Bay will be celebrated at Kurnell. The State Governor, the Admiral, the Minister for Public ...

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  39. EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE.

    An explosion of dynamite occurred in a quarry of the Riverside Cement Company, 12 men being killed. The remains of the victims, who were ...

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  40. CANADIAN NAVAL BILL.

    The Conservative press hall the passage of the Closure Bill as the greatest of Mr. R. L. Borden's personal triumphs. It is predicted that the Naval Bill is now ...

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  41. COMMONWEALTH OFFICES.

    The Minister for External Affairs (Mr. Thomas) announced yesterday that his Majesty the King had consented to lay the foundation stone of the new Commonwealth ...

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  42. THE SUFFRAGISTS. MRS. DESPARD'S CASE.

    Mrs. Despard and three other women's suffragists, who were arrested tor conducting a meeting in Trafalgar-square, were brought before the police court to-day. ...

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  43. TO-DAY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 216 words
  44. THE FRENCH BUDGET.

    M. Almond, reporter to the Chamber of Deputies on the General Budget, estimates that the expenditure for 1913-14 will be over £200,000,000, and the deficit £8,000,000, while ...

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  45. AMERICAN BEEF TRUST.

    Speaking here on Thursday night, Mr. Tref[?]e, Minister for Agriculture, stated that some time ago he had been waited upon by the leading agent of the American Beef Trust and ...

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  46. ANOTHER BOMB.

    Women's suffragists exploded a bomb in the County Hall at Newcastle last [?]ight. Only a small amount of damage was done, but the caretaker had a narrow escape. ...

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  47. MR. FISHER'S TOUR. THE LAND TAX QUESTION.

    At a meeting to-night in the Town Hall, the Prime Minister, Mr. Fisher, briefly touched on the land tax, and announced that his Government, if returned to power, would ...

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  48. THE BELGIAN STRIKE.

    The members of the Socialist Congress, by a majority of three-fourths, have favoured an immediate resumption of work, in view of the fact that the Government has promised a ...

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  49. "HUNGER STRIKE" BILL.

    The "Hunger Strike" Bill, which was introduced in the House of Commons by Mr. R. M'Kenna, Secretary of State for Home Affairs, on March 25, was read the third time in the ...

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  50. AUSTRALIAN MEAT IN AMERICA.

    The local meat dealers have arranged with Mayor Rolph to admit Australian meat, which will have the effect of [?]owering the price to the consumer 1d per lb. Two thousand tons ...

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  51. FINLEYVILLE MINING DISASTER.

    In regard to the disastrous explosion in the Monongahela coal mine at Finleyville, it is stated that 8O miners are still missing. The debris and the deadly after-damp are ...

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  52. THE GOULBURN VISIT.

    On the, casting vote of the Mayor the Municipal Council decided last night not to comply with the request of the local Labour League to give Mr. Fisher a civic welcome ...

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  53. ARCHBISHOP CLARKE IMPROVING

    Dr. Lowther Clarke, Archbishop of Melbourne, who is suffering from pheumonia and bronchitis, is, according to the latest bulletin, showing a decided improvement. ...

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