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THE PEACE TREATY.
Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, in the course of a speech in the House of Commons, said: "We cannot contemplate that the United States would dishonour ...
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COOGEE MYSTERY.
An application that John Meagher, who Was committed for trial by the City Coroner on December 16, on a charge of having murdered his wife, in a fiat at ...
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LORD FRENCH.
Further accounts of the attempted assassination of Viscount French, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, show that he had just arrived from the west of Ireland ...
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SWANSEA BOATING FATALITY.
Although the police and others are maintaining a close search no information was received up to a late hour last sight as to any of the bodies of the seven ...
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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
Mr. Telfer, secretary of the Sydney branch of the Australasian Institute of Marine Engineers, this afternoon stated that the engineers on the steamers ...
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DISTRICT NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Grant, "The Retreat." Awaba, have received advice from the Military Department that their son, Lieutenant J. Grant, of the 36th Battalion, ...
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NEWCASTLE SEAMEN.
Mr. W. Hussack, Newcastle representative of the Federated Seamen's Union, returned from Sydney yesterday. He stated that he had conferred with ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The following are the latest returns of the State by-elections:—Barcoo, Mr. Bullock (Labour), 1632; Mr. Boland (Nationalist), 552; Leichhardt, Mr. Brewer ...
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TERALBA.
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CAPTAIN ROSS SMITH.
Sir George Fuller, who, as Deputy Premier in the absence of Mr. Holman, is taking a keen personal interest in the arrangements for the welcome to ...
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BELGIUM'S ATTITUDE.
The Belgian Government has declined the Allies' proposals to re-establish the neutrality of Belgium on the old lines. Great Britain and France have offered ...
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IN NEWCASTLE
The effect of the dispute has not yet been seriously felt in Newcastle. The steamers Aughinish, Kilbaha, and Omana, which were tied up last week, are the ...
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BUILDING TRADE AWARD.
The award of the Industrial Court in regard to the Newcastle and northern district branch of the Meat Workers' Union, of New South Wales, has been gazetted. ...
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AMATEUR ADMINISTRATION.
"During the war," writes Sir George Buchanan in the "National Review," "the spenders of public money got into lamentably slack ways, and the reports of the ...
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D'ANNUNZIO NOT WANTED.
The Agram correspondent of the "Morning Post" states that the Municipal Council of Flume has carried a resolution protesting against D'Annunzio's ...
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TIGHE'S HILL.
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Fox left 44 Elizabeth-street yesterday, for the Methodist Cemetery, Sandgate, where the Rev. T. K. Taylor officiated. The Women's ...
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BRITISH ALIEN BILL.
The House of Commons has agreed to he House of Lords' amendment to the Aliens' Bill. Instead of the wholesale deportation of ...
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IN MELBOURNE
The marine engineers in Melbourne have not returned to work. The departure or the steamers Loongana, Rotomahana, and Wainui, for Tasmania, has been postponed ...
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SHOP ASSISTANTS' AWARD.
The variation of the Shop Assistants Newcastle Award will take effect from January 3, the rates being fixed as follows: Grocers, at 21 years of age, 71s ...
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INTERSTATE CRICKET.
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THE PENSIONS BILL.
In spite of some protests which wore made against the dangerous precedent, the House of Commons, without a division, accepted Mr. Bonar Law's ...
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BOOLAROO.
A picnic tendered to the patriotic workers of the district by the Boolaroo Returned Sailors and Soldiers' League was held at Speers' Point Park on ...
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BREWERY STRIKE.
The strike of the Castlemaine Brewery employees enters upon its fourth week to-day. A meeting of the men was held at the ...
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INDUSTRIAL COURT CASES
His Honor Judge Curlewis will sit at the Newcastle Court-house to-day. The following matters are set down for hearing:—Re Government Railways ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Statistical Conference at which Mr. G. H. Knibbs is representing the Commonwealth, opens on January 20. It is reported from Winnipeg that A. ...
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JAPAN AND CHINA.
A Tokio message states that it is intimated that the Cabinet has decided to send a strong protest to the Chinese Government, requesting the authorities to ...
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Copenhagen reports state that the negotiations between Mr. O'Grady, M.P., and M. Litvinoff, the Bolshevik Commissioner, regarding the exchange of British ...
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LAKE MACQUARIE SHIRE.
The Lake Macquarie Shire Council met at Speers' Point yesterday. Present: Councillors Beath (President), Johnston, M'Donald, Hely, Desreaux, and Frith. ...
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SURVIVORS' STATEMENT.
Thomas Plummer, in the course of a statement to a "Newcastle Morning Herald" representative, yesterday afternoon, stated that the party went to Cockle Creek ...
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EQUIPMENT ON THE BOONAH.
There were 800 packages of Australian military equipment aboard the steamer Boonah, which was discovered to be on fire. ...
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
"No effort will be spared to ensure the smooth running of the electoral machinery at the next State elections," said Sir George Fuller, the Minister ...
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MINERS' MEETING.
A combined meeting of the miners' lodges will be held at Greta to-night. Matters pertaining to the federation will form the subject of an address by Mr. ...
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WALLSEND AND PLATTSBURG.
No cases were listed for the Wallsend Police Court yesterday. As a result of the recent sale of work and Christmas tree, the Presbyterian ...
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THE WOOL SALES.
The wool sales closed slightly below the best prices lately realised, and competition was rather less keen. Good combing greasy merinoes were ...
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THE ESCAPED PRISONER.
Although Inspector Cook, the officer in charge of the police at Newcastle, was not in a position to give any definite information last night, there can he little ...
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MINERS AND THE HOLIDAYS.
The majority of the mines in the Newcastle and Maitland fields will cease operations for ten days after the completion of the shift to-morrow. The usual ...
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KILLINGWORTH.
The West Wallsend Male Voice Party gave an enjoyable concert on Friday evening, in the Killingworth Literary Institute, under the leadership of Mr. A. ...
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BROKEN HILL MINERS.
The variation by the Industrial Court of the award of the Broken Hill miners' award provides that the minimum wage for 48 hours per Week shall be 13s per ...
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THE MEAT PACKERS.
A New York message states that the packers were given two years in which to complete the dissolution of their monopolies. These consist of five controlled ...
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VICTORIA.
Mr. Hughes, the Prime Minister, has received a cable message from the British Seamen's Union, congratulating him on the National victory. ...
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METALLIFEROUS MINERS.
In No. 3 Industrial Court to-day, Judge Curlewis, on the application of the A.W.U., made an award for employees engaged in metalliferous mines. The ...
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THORNTON.
Prior to the dispersal for the holidays the children and their parents assembled at the Thornton Public School for the distribution of school prizes, which were ...
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YACHTING DISASTER.
A yacht, containing five people, capsized off Carrum on Sunday afternoon, in a gale. A passing yacht rescued three men, but Frank Kaaden, aged 35, an ...
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STEAMER WRECKED.
Lloyd's reports that the British steamer Lion Shing, 1659 tons, while bound from Hongkong to Saigon, was wrecked on the Paraoels (a group of reefs and islets in ...
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"NEWCASTLE MORNING HERALD."
Terms of Subscription.—Singly copy at the Various Agencies, one penny; per week, delivered, sevenpence. Posted to any part of the Commonwealth 9s per ...
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