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  2. POLICE STRIKE. TRADES HALL MOVE.

    The most serious development in the Victorian police strike was the decision of the industrial disputes committee to-day. It was decided to recommend to the ...

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  3. LATE CABLE NEWS NAVAL BOARD MEMBER.

    It is announced that Rear-Admiral Percival Hall Thompson has been appointed to succeed Vice-Admiral Sir Allan Everett as First Member of the Australian Naval Board. ...

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  4. MR. BONAR LAW.

    Large crowds at Mr. Bonar Law's funeral testified to the public sympathy. A short service was first held in St. Columba's Church of Scotland, of which Mr. Bonar Law had been ...

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  5. REPARATIONS. FRENCH ATTITUDE

    M. Poincare's reply to the Anglo-American proposal for an inquiry into Germany's capacity to pay reparations has reached the Foreign Office. ...

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  6. THE CUP. FAVOURITE WINS.

    From many thousands of suburban windows this morning anxious eyes looked skyward and found indications of pleasant weather for Cup Day. The mnjority of those most keenly ...

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  7. CENTRAL MINE FIRE. GAS ENTERS SOUTH MINE.

    It was stated to-day that a big fall of ground had occurred in the Central mine on Sunday, and that this was responsible for forcing gas into the South mine. ...

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  8. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The Lancashire Freetraders have invited Mr. Lloyd George to reply to Mr. Baldwin's Manchester speech. Mr. J. R. Clynes, M.P. (Labour), speaking at ...

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  9. STATE POLITICS.

    "No one who knows the position in which my friend Mr. Loughlin (deputy leader of the Labour party) stands in politics to-day, and who respects him personally, as I do, will ...

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  10. ATTACK ON SERBIAN.

    Reuter's correspondent at Belgrade says that Colonel Krastitch (Serbian military attache at Sofia), who, it was reported, was fired on with a pistol, was not wounded by ...

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  11. MR. BRUCE'S MOVEMENTS.

    Mr. Bruce will make a short tour of the provinces this month. He will be at Leicester on the 26th, Manchester on the 27th, and Liverpool on the 28th, returning to ...

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  12. A JOCKEY'S RETAINER.

    According to the "Statesman," S. Donohue, the English jockey, has accepted a retainer of £2500 from an Indian owner, Mr. Galstaun, to ride at Calcutta during the winter.— ...

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  13. LIQUOR CONTROL.

    The electors in the province of Alberta have voted for Government control of liquor sales and the open sale of beer on licensed premises by about 20,000 majority over ...

    Article : 164 words
  14. JAPANESE DISASTER.

    Although two months have elapsed since the earthquake and fire disaster, the insurance problem is still unsettled. The Osaka companies have been holding out ...

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  15. JUNIOR LABOUR.

    A case of importance to employers of junior labour was heard at the Albury District Court, before Judge Bevan, when Frank Vincent Larkin, aged 18, of Hume Weir, claimed ...

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  16. THE CONFERENCE.

    The Imperial Conference met at Downingstreet this morning and began to draft the report of its deliberations. It will resume the task to-morrow. This afternoon was chiefly ...

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  17. AMERICAN POLITICS.

    In Washington, the by-elections scheduled for to-morrow are arousing much interest, although opinion varies concerning their importance. Governors will be elected in ...

    Article : 152 words
  18. NEW ZEALAND.

    Mr. C. J. Parr, Minister for Education and Justice in the New Zealand Parliament, who arrived in Sydney on a health trip yesterday, gave a "Herald" representative some ...

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  19. EMPIRE PRODUCTS.

    The "Empire Produce Campaign" was initiated to-day at a luncheon in the Army and Navy Stores, where the windows were stocked with Empire products, notably dried fruits. ...

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  20. SALE OF PAPYRUS.

    The "Daily Express" understands that Mr. Hornung paid about £35,000 for Papyrus, which will remain in Jarvis' stable to fulfil his racing engagements for 1924, including ...

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  21. COAL DISPUTES.

    Two more mines at which the employees went on strike last week resumed work yesterday. In the north, operations were resumed at Richmond Main, but Duckenfield No. 2 and ...

    Article : 87 words
  22. OPENING THE GATE.

    About 4000 immigrants, including a large proportion of British who were facing deportation because they arrived after the quotas for their respective countries had been filled, ...

    Article : 98 words
  23. POWER SCHEME.

    Tenders are being called in Sydney for the headworks and power-house plant of the Arapunl Gorge electric-power scheme, 140 miles from Auckland, estimated to cost ...

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  24. GERMAN TROUBLES.

    In consequence of the dangerous possibilities of the Bavarian national preparations on the Bavaria-Thuringian frontier, the Berlin Government is despatching regiments of the ...

    Article : 348 words
  25. CHILD WELFARE.

    Dr. Truby King, the noted child welfare authority, who arrived from New Zealand yesterday by the Marama, strongly advocated intensive education for mothers, as carried out ...

    Article : 297 words
  26. MURDER OF VOROWSKI.

    The trial commenced at Lausanne of Polinnine and Conradi for the assassination on May 11 of Vorowski, a representative of the Moscow Soviet. ...

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  27. A BIG FAILURE.

    Compulsory liquidation of the Fenton Textile Association, of Batley, discloses deficiencies to shareholders amounting to £1,434,000, apart from liabilities £1,248,000, against which ...

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  28. THE RACING.

    The A.J.C. commences its Spring Meeting with the First Hurdle Race, but the V.R.C. withholds this class of race until its second day for its Cup Hurdle Race, the added money ...

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  29. MR. LLOYD GEORGE.

    Mr. Lloyd George has contracted to write thirty or more articles, the first three dealing with impressions of America, for a New York syndicate. The price to be given Mr. Lloyd ...

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  30. ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL CO.

    It was definitely stated in the City on Monday that the Royal Dutch oil combine had been negotiating for the purchase of the British Government's holding in the Anglo-Persian ...

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  31. BOILERMAKERS' LOCKOUT.

    Miss Bondfield's first duty after her election to the chair of the Trade Union Congress was to tackle the boilermakers' lockout, which has lasted twenty-eight weeks. Her attempts at ...

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  32. HOUSING SCHEMES.

    The works committee yesterday approved of a minute by the Lord Mayor authorising instructions to the City Building Surveyor to proceed with the preparation of working plans ...

    Article : 134 words
  33. COTTON PRODUCTION.

    The executors of W. Prescott, cotton broker, of Liverpool, are empowered to spend £20,000 on founding a chair of agriculture at Liverpool "University, with special reference to ...

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  34. THE MINERS.

    Members of the Miners' Federation throughout the Commonwealth will be called upon to-day to vote in the ballot to be taken for the election of the general president and general ...

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  35. PRISONERS' HUNGER-STRIKE.

    Advice from Dublin says that although the Republicans declare that several prominent leaders are in a serious condition through hunger-striking in prison, the movement has ...

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  36. SERVIA AND BULGARIA.

    Reuter's correspondent at Belgrade says that in consequence of an attack on Colonel Krastitch, Serbian military attache in Sofia, who was fired on with a pistol, but not injured, ...

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  37. COMMUNISTS.

    In the course of an address at the Communist Hall on Sunday evening, Mr. C. W. Baker stated that the Soviet Government of Russia was, according to authentic reports, prepared ...

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  38. CHILD MIGRATION.

    Lord Novar, Mr. L. C. Amery (First Lord of the Admiralty), and Sir Arthur Lawley (formerly Governor of Western Australia), on behalf of the Child Emigration Society, have ...

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  39. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. Bruce has decided temporarily to withhold the name of the successor of Vice-Admiral Sir A. F. Everett (First Member of the Australian Navy Board). ...

    Article : 142 words
  40. LABOUR VIEW.

    "The trouble in Melbourne has been brewing for quite a long time," said Mr. O'Halloran (secretary to the Parliamentary Labour party) last night. "I am deliberately of the opinion ...

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  41. MAN SHOT.

    Suffering from a severe bullet wound in the chest, Henry Walter Long, 30 years of age, of Church-street, Newtown, staggered out of a fruit shop near the Watson's Bay ...

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  42. DISTURBED GREECE.

    The move to make Greece a republic has [?]d a severe setback (says a telegram from libens), owing to the Liberal party, including [?]he Venizelists, declaring themselves opposed ...

    Article : 59 words
  43. CHILLED MEAT PRICES.

    Smithfield is discussing the imminence of a considerable increase in the prices of chilled meat, if buyers fall to settle their differences with the Argentine Government. The ...

    Article : 55 words
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