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  2. JAPANESE POLITICAL CRISIS.

    The continued lack of news from Japan, combined with the unexplained absence of official telegrams to the Foreign Office in London, suggests that a serious political ...

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  3. PRINCE'S PROJECTED TOUR.

    The official departure of the Renown for Australasia has been unavoidably postponed owing to an outbreak of influenza on the vessel, which has been strictly ...

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  4. THE BRITISH CABINET.

    In discussing the reconstruction of the Cabinet, following the appointment of the President of the Board of Trade (Sir Auckland Geddes) as British Ambassador ...

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  5. DOMINIONS' GREAT PROMISE.

    Viscount Admiral Jellicoe, in a message to the Dominions appearing in the March issue of the "United Empire," says On my return from the Dominions, and whilst ...

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  6. WAR GRATUITY BILL.

    "The Cabinet has not given final confederation to the details in the final draft of the War Gratuity Bill," said the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce), ...

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  7. MISSING KETCH.

    The ketch Vie, of about 10 tons, has been missing in the far North for nearly a month. She left Thursday Island on January 21 for Burketown, having to go ...

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  8. AUSTRALASIAN WOOL.

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  9. HUNGARIAN POLITICS.

    Admiral Horthing has been elected unopposed as Chief of State by the National Assembly. The new regent is a member of an old Hungarian family, ...

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  10. A SERIOUS COLLISION.

    A collision occurred about 7.30 last evening between a motor car and a cab on Bowen Bridge road, in the vicinity of the General Hospital, resulting in a ...

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  11. THE HOHENZOLLERNS.

    A stormy debate occurred in the Prussian Parliament on the first reading of the Bill giving the ex-Kaiser possession of palaces and theatres during his life, and ...

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  12. PASSCHENDAELE RIDGE.

    General Currie, in addressing the Old Comrades' Association of Princess Patrica's Regiment, revealed the inner story of Passchendaele Ridge. He said that ...

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  13. BRISBANE ARRANGEMENTS.

    We have received from Mr. G. R. Steer (organiser for Queensland) particulars as to the route to be taken by the procession on the arrival of the Prince of ...

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  14. AMERICA'S NAVAL FUTURE.

    The Secretary of State for the Navy (Mr. Daniels) has offered three naval proposals, which are dependent on the action taken by the Senate in regard to ...

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  15. ANOTHER IRISH MURDER.

    Capt. Shawe Taylor, a magistrate at Athenry, Count Galway, Ireland, has been shot dead, after many previous attempts had been made to assassinate ...

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  16. AVIATION.

    Leaving the Larkin-Sopwith aerodrome at Glenhuntly 9.40 this morning, a Sopwith "Gnu" aeroplane piloted by Captain Roy King, D.S.O., D.F.C., and ...

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  17. NORTHERN TERRITORY INQUIRY.

    Mrs. Kate Perreau was cross-examined to-day, before the Royal Commission which is inquiring into the administration and affairs of the Northern ...

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  18. LAW REPORT.

    Before his Honour the Chief Justice (Sir Pope A. Cooper) and a jury. BERGIN v. SACHSE. Mr. H. D. Macrossan, with him Mr. ...

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  19. STEAMER MAINBAR ASHORE.

    The North Coast Company's steamer Mainbar, whilst crossing the Macleay River bar on Saturday, became unmanageable, and ran ashore on the south ...

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  20. TROOPS FOR ASIA MINOR.

    France is despatching strong reinforcements of colonial troops to C[?]cia, in Asia Minor, where the position is critical owing to the strength of Mustapha ...

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  21. CONGESTION IN BRITAIN.

    Giving evidence at the inquiry into the question of the dockers' wages. Lord Devonport referred to the shipping congestion at the Port of London. He said ...

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  22. ST. PATRICK'S DAY PROCESSION.

    The question as to whether a street procession should receive the sanction of the Lord Mayor, or the council as a whole, was discussed at a meeting of the ...

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  23. GERMAN INDUSTRY.

    In order to facilitate the resuscitation of German industry, many of the journals published in the country advocate that the labour of both sexes bo conscripted ...

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  24. WOOL CONTROL.

    Sir,—During the next few days the wool producers of Australia will be asked to record their votes for or against the proposed scheme of wool control which ...

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  25. ATLANTIC POSSESSIONS.

    The former Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. M'Adoo) suggests that the United States should purchase British' possessions on the Atlantic coast, including the ...

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  26. THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.

    Alderman W. Brooks, M.L.C. (New South Wales), President of the Australian Federal Capital League, arrived in Melbourne to-day with the obiect of ...

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  27. THE I.W.W. PRISONERS.

    The threatened expulsion of Mr. Minahan, one of the selected Labour candidates, from the Caucus Party because of his pledge to support the ...

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  28. EXCUSE FOR FRYATT MURDER.

    The report of the commission investigating the violations of the international lew states that the court-martial of Captain Fryatt, of the cross-Channel steamer ...

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  29. SANDGATE WAR MEMORIAL.

    The committee of the proposed Sandgate memorial to fallen heroes has arranged to hold a carnival on the bowling green reserve, Sandgate, on March 12, ...

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  30. PEACE TREATY RESERVATIONS.

    The Washington correspondent of the United Press Association says it is understood that President Wilson has again informed the Democratic Senators that he ...

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  31. THE STUDY OF GREEK.

    The convocation of Oxford University, by 434 votes to 449, has finally abolished the study of Greek as a compulsory subject. ...

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  32. BRITISH TRANSPORT DISPUTE.

    The transport workers who threatened to go on strike have opened negotiations with the Ministry of Labour. ...

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  33. MR. THEODORE AND MR. ADAMSON.

    Sir,—During the last few days the Premier, Mr. Theodore, has been uttering some admirable sentiments. I trust he is sincere in his desire to hand down ...

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  34. SOVIET OFFER TO JAPAN.

    It is reported that the peace offer made by the Russian Soviet, Government to Japan promises recognition of Japan's special position in the Far East, and the ...

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  35. TIMBER MILL BURNED.

    The Eber mill, belonging to Millars, Ltd., at Marinup, employing 130 men, was destroyed by fire on Friday night, together with a considerable stock of ...

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  36. DESTROYING THE COINAGE.

    Over half a ton of gold and silver bars, alleged to have been made from British coinage, has been seized in a jeweller's shop at Whitechapel. Two ...

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  37. SWEDEN AND THE LEAGUE.

    The Parliamentary Committee, by 15 votes to 11, has recommended that Sweden shall join the League of Nations. ...

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  38. A TRIBUTE TO KOLTCHAK.

    Colonel Ward, M.P., who recently returned from Russia, speaking in the city, said that the late General Koltchak was a clean-souled Russian patriot. The ...

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  39. A WEIGHT-LIFTING FEAT.

    What is claimed to be a world's record for feats of its kind was accomplished to-night by John A. Rice, who carried six men, weighing 750lb., a distance of ...

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  40. BRITAIN'S LOANS TO ALLIES.

    The Chancellor (Mr. Austen Chamberlain) has announced in the House of Commons that the cash advances made by Britain to the Allies since the ...

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  41. PRESIDENT WILSON'S RECOVERY.

    President Wilson has taken his first motor drive since his illness. ...

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  42. SOUTHERN SCRATCHINGS.

    The following scratchings have been notified:—A.J.C. Autumn Meeting.— Doncaster Handicap: Betrayer, Private King, Tickeroo, King's Word, Fleurant, ...

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  43. RIOTS IN FIJI.

    In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. T. J. Bennett, who inquired with reference to the recent riots in Fiji, in which New Zealand troops were stated ...

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  44. CANADIAN TRADE SUGGESTION.

    When the Deputy Leader of the Opposition (Mr. M'Kenzie) advocated in the House of Commons the cessation of trade with the United States until the Canadian ...

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  45. ARBITRATION COURT.

    Before the President (his Honour Mr. Justice M'Cawley) and his Honour Mr. Justice Macnaughton. In the matter of an appeal by the ...

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  46. THE ADRIATIC PROBLEM.

    The text of the last note sent by President Wilson to the Allies, on the Adriatic question, has now been published. In the note the President states ...

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  47. TERMINATION OF THE WAR.

    A proclamation under the Termination of the Present War (Defining) Act, 1919. has been issued under the hand of the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) declaring ...

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  48. THE GERMAN "WANTED" LIST.

    All persons whose names appear on the extradition lists received from the Allies are called upon in an official "Gazette" to notify their addresses to the ...

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  49. LEAVE TO APPEAL.

    In the West Australian case of the Powell Wood Process Co. v. the Crown, the Privy Council has granted special leave to appeal from the decision of the ...

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  50. AUSTRALIAN OFFICER'S ARREST.

    Considerable interest has been aroused by the arrest in Paris of an Australian officer in connection with an alleged disorder there. Interest in the occurrence is ...

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  51. LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

    At the fortnightly meeting of the Ithaca Town Council last night, the Mayor (Alderman F. E. Hampson) in the chair, it was decided that the valuations ...

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  52. ROWING.

    The selectors (Messrs. E. Colclough, F. W. de Little, and A. Watson) at a meeting of the Queensland Rowing Association last night, Mr. E. Colclough in the ...

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  53. FRENCH LABOUR DEMAND.

    As a sequel to the railway strike, the General Confederation of Labour has begun an agitation for the nationalisaton of the railways, and has issued a ...

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  54. THE PROFFERED DIRIGIBLES.

    In view of the fact that the Commonwealth Government is understood to have no intention of accepting the six drigible airships offered to Australia by the ...

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  55. IN CHAMBERS.

    Before his Honour Mr. Justice Macnaughton. In regard to an award made between the Queensland Colliery Proprietors' ...

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  56. HEAVY ATLANTIC WEATHER.

    Heavy floods and snowstorms have occurred on the Atlantic coast, causing damage amounting to more than 2,000,000 dollars (£400,000). ...

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  57. FILM ARTIST DIVORCED.

    The famous cinema actress, Mary Pickford, has obtained a divorce from her husband, Owen Moore, a film actor. ...

    Article : 32 words
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