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  2. "THE BE SPEAKER."

    Mr. J. H. Cann, M.L.A., ex-Speaker, in the course of a speech to his constituents last night, referred to Mr. Willis' occupancy of the Speaker's chair. ...

    Article : 171 words
  3. 70 POUNDS OF GOLD.

    The Long Tunnel mine still continues to yield phenomenally rich ore. This afternoon 50lb. of ore gave 156oz., and for the past eight days since yesterday week ...

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  4. THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.

    The red-flag victory at Potsdam is all the more notable because Herr Liebknecht was recently in prison for 18 months for circulating anti-militarist propaganda. ...

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  5. LABOR CONFERENCE.

    The annual Labor Conference under the auspices of the Political Labor League was continued yesterday at the Trades Hall, Mr. H. Lamond, president, being in the chair. About ...

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  6. TWO MURDERS.

    Pierre Pierri, a sweep, surrendered himself to the police and confessed to having murdered a girl in her bedroom at the Montmartre Hotel. ...

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  7. STRANGE CURRENT.

    Steamers frequenting the northern waters of the North American continent report an extraordinary change in the Japan current. One vessel was carried twenty miles out of ...

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  8. BRITISH LABOR.

    The British Labor Conference sitting at Birmingham passed a resolution demanding an amendment of the National Insurance Bill on the ground that the contributions are unjustly ...

    Article : 166 words
  9. POLISH VOTERS RUN RIOT.

    Polish voters, enraged at the defeat of a compatriot, wrecked the windows of the German tradesmen in the town of Schewtz. Two German students were severely wounded. ...

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  10. CHINESE REVOLUTION.

    Twenty thousand rifles and 5,000,000 rounds of ammunition from Germany traversed Russia en route for Peking. SHANGHAI, Friday Afternoon. ...

    Article : 61 words
  11. FEDERAL CAPITAL AND OTHER WORKS.

    Additional workmen are being engaged for the building and construction at Acton, in the Federal Capital territory. The water supply works will commence immediately, and the ...

    Article : 163 words
  12. FRANCO-ITALIAN INCIDENT SETTLED.

    It is officially announced that the Franco-Italian incident has been settled. The Carthage will convey the doctors, arrested with the Manouba, to Marseilles. ...

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  13. MR. SPEAKER v. MR. ROBINSON.

    The report of the Royal Commission (Judge Backhouse) appointed to inquire into matters leading up to the suspension of Mr. Robinson, chief of Hansard Staff, by Mr. Speaker, was ...

    Article : 102 words
  14. WHAT THE RESULTS WILL MEAN TO GERMANY'S FUTURE POLICY.

    What will be the effect of the German elections? This question was put to a member of the German Consulate yesterday morning by a ...

    Article : 860 words
  15. "STARVATION CURE" CASE.

    The judge trying the case in which Mrs. Hazzard, the "starvation cure" doctor, who has a sanatorium in Washington State, is charged with the murder of Claire Williamson, an ...

    Article : 131 words
  16. QUESTIONS FOR THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL.

    France undertakes to establish the identity of the Manouba's passengers. Matters of principle involved in the seizures are to be submitted to the Hague International ...

    Article : 34 words
  17. "FOR THE GOOD OF THE WORLD."

    The Duke of Connaught spent forty minutes at the White House in formally chatting with President Taft. His Royal Highness afterwards received a ...

    Article : 113 words
  18. "BOBBIE BURNS."

    About 500 enthusiasts congregated about the statue of Bobbie Burns, in the Domain, yesterday, to celebrate the 153rd anniversary of the birth of the illustrious Scotch poet. His natal ...

    Article : 531 words
  19. GERMAN EMPEROR'S BIRTHDAY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 362 words
  20. ANOTHER FRENCH STEAMER SEIZED.

    The Italians have seized the French steamer Tavignano off the coast of Tunis. It has been taken to Tripoli. [The incident was reported in last issue of ...

    Article : 72 words
  21. RHODES SCHOLARS.

    The annual report of the Rhodes scholarship trustees was issued to-day. There were 176 scholars last year, and all put in sound, but not brilliant work. ...

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  22. WILL RUIN THE COUNTRY.

    Speaking at the Albert Hall, Mr. A. Bonar Law, the Unionist leader, said the Government could not keep going at its present pace. The result would be either the destruction ...

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  23. DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY.

    A large quantity of dynamite lodged in 1909 has been found in a storage house following on the search by detectives in connection with the nation-wide dynamite conspiracy. ...

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  24. LYNCHED.

    Petro Montero, the rebel general, until recently a popular hero, was captured on the 22nd and lynched by an angry crowd. He was dragged through the streets before ...

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  25. ENGLISH MINING TROUBLE.

    A sub-committee of the mine owners and workers sat at London for three days endeavoring to find a basis of settlement for a minimum wage. ...

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  26. CHURCHILL'S HOME RULE SPEECH.

    Lord Londonderry, replying to Mr. Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, said that the main objection of the Ulster Unionists had been removed, and, therefore, he would ...

    Article : 77 words
  27. IRRIGATED BLOCKS.

    It is now over two years since a start was made on the Murrumbidgee irrigation scheme, and recently it was intimated that early in the previous year the Government would make ...

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  28. GENERAL CABLES.

    LONDON, Friday Night.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's liner Beltana has been launched on the Clyde. ...

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  29. NE TEMERE DECREE.

    It is understood that strong representations have been made by the Roman Catholic authorities in Canada, requesting the Vatican not to apply the Ne Temere decree in the Dominion. ...

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  30. BRITISH POLITICIANS IN RUSSIA.

    The Czar gave audience to the British deputation of Parliamentarians at the Palace to-day. Afterwards the dignitaries of the Court lunched with them. ...

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  31. ANOTHER BATTLESHIP LAID DOWN.

    LONDON, Friday Night.—The battleship Malborough has been laid down at the Devonport yards. ...

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  32. FOUR CHILDREN MISSING.

    The suburban police are busy ascertaining the whereabouts of four children, two of whom have been missing for the past week, whilst of the remaining two one has not been heard ...

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  33. GLENBROOK DEVIATION WORKS.

    Mr. Kendall, Supervising Engineer of the Railways, in reply to questions by a "Sunday Times" representative yesterday, stated that the Glenbrook deviation works were ...

    Article : 204 words
  34. GRAY-STEVENSON MATCH.

    LONDON, Friday Night.—Messrs. Burroughes and Watts, the promoters of the annual billiard tournament in London, have offered £200 to the winner of the third match, of 18,000 up between ...

    Article : 39 words
  35. STOLEN JEWELS RECOVERED.

    Ten thousand pounds worth of gems stolen with the effigy of the Virgin at Czenstochowa in 1910, have been discovered in a jeweller's shop in Dublin. ...

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  36. LINDRUM LEADING REECE.

    LONDON, Saturday Morning.—In his match with Reece F. Lindrum has scored 6667 and his opponent 4583. ...

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  37. BANK HELD UP

    Armed men held up the manager and several clerks of a suburban branch of the Royal Bank. They herded all the bank officials into a vault, with the exception of one, who, on ...

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  38. ALEXANDRIA RESUMPTIONS.

    Mr. E. Riley, M.H.R. for South Sydney, yesterday spoke out regarding the resumptions by the Government for railway purposes of a big block of land in Alexandria, accommodating ...

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  39. TARIFF REVISION FIGHT IN CONGRESS.

    WASHINGTON, Friday Night.—The tariff revision fight has opened in Congress with the consideration of the Metal Tariff Bill, which is first, on the list. ...

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  40. DUKE OF FIFE.

    The Duke and Duchess of Fife were absent from the ceremony of consecrating the Gordon memorial cathedral owing to the Duke having contracted a severe chill at Wady Halfa. ...

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  41. AVIATOR FALLS 300 FEET.

    LOS ANGELES, Friday Night.—Owing to his motor stopping whilst engaged in a night flight at Dominquez, Howard Gill fell 300 feet, and escaped with broken ribs. ...

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  42. IN MEMORY OF GORDON.

    Rt. Rev. Winnington Ingram, Bishop of London, consecrated the cathedral at Khartoum on the twenty-seventh anniversary of General Gordon's death. ...

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  43. CAUGHT IN A BELT.

    Alexander Burtenshaw (37), residing at Lawson-street, Pyrmont, employed as a belt-mender at the railway workshops, Eveleigh, got caught in a belt yesterday morning, and was whirled ...

    Article : 125 words
  44. INCOME TAX.

    Particular attention is invited to the notice by the Commissioners of Taxation (published in another column of this issue) calling for returns for 1912 income tax. ...

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  45. LATE SHIPPING

    LONDON, Saturday Morning.—Arrivals: Dunkirk—Port Hunter, Norseman; San Francisco—River Forth, Clatecolos, Bedford. Departures: For Sydney, Port Caroline; for Newcastle, Falls ...

    Article : 37 words
  46. AUSTRALIA IN LONDON.

    Sir George Reid, High Commissioner, has completed the purchase of a site in the Strand for Commonwealth offices at a cost of £379,756. ...

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  47. LABOR'S DAILY PAPER.

    The project for the establishment of a Labor daily paper in Sydney is gathering strength and the prospects are bright for its publication well ahead of the next Federal elections, ...

    Article : 107 words
  48. WEST WYALONG MINING DISASTER RELIEF

    The Executive of the N.S. Wales Public Disaster Relief Fund acknowledge the receipt of the following contributions towards alleviating the distress occasioned by the recent ...

    Article : 153 words
  49. LONDON MARKETS.

    LONDON, Friday Night.—Wool: There is good competition at full rates for fine merinos. American buyers are keen on best cross-breds, but faulties are irregular. ...

    Article : 137 words
  50. EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

    Earthquake shocks were felt in Perthshire and Monmouth Valley last night. Hundreds of residents of the latter place left their homes and remained in the streets till ...

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  51. FINED FOR THEIR MATES' SAKE.

    At the City Police Court to-day two firemen were sentenced to a month's imprisonment for absenting themselves from the ship Carpentaria without leave, while three other firemen who ...

    Article : 61 words
  52. MINE FATALITY.

    At the Horseshoe Mine, Kalgoorlie, this morning Harry Redman and Frank Dockring were working at the 1400ft. level when the lights went out owing to a hose coupling blowing ...

    Article : 85 words
  53. METHODICAL STREET WATERING.

    The question of street watering is to be taken up by the City Council at its next meeting, when Alderman Walker will move:— "That it be referred to the Works Committee ...

    Article : 78 words
  54. DRANK CARBOLIC ACID.

    Mrs. Catherine Montgomery yesterday afternoon drank carbolic acid, and when her husband returned to his home at Cowper-street, Waterloo, he found her writhing in pain on ...

    Article : 69 words
  55. Advertising

    {No abstract available}

    Advertising : 61 words
  56. ENGLISH MAILS.

    The English mail per R.M.S. Orsova, which left London on December 29, is expected to reach Sydney in time for the delivery of the mails from the G.P.O. to-morrow. ...

    Article : 32 words
  57. Advertising

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    Advertising : 31 words
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