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  2. GENERAL BIRDWOOD'S TOUR.

    General Sir william Birdwood concluded his visit to Toowoomba this morning. In company with Brigadier-General J. C. Robertbon, he visited the heights of the ...

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  3. FEBERAL PARLIAMENT.

    In the Senate ta-day Scnator Millen moved the second reading of the [?] and Old Age Pensions Apprepriation Bill. ...

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  4. DAIRY FARMERS' PLIGHT.

    In conformity with a motion carried at a recent meeting of the shareholders of the Darling Downs Co-operative Bacon Company, a conference of delegates from ...

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  5. SITUATION IN IRELAND.

    During a debate in the House ol Lords regarding the situation in Ireland the Lord Chancellor (Lord Birkenhead) expressed the opinion that it would be ...

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  6. UNIVERSITY COMMEMORATION.

    Youth must have its fling. The st[?] of the University ot Queensland had th[?] fling yesterday morning, when they marcheed through the streets of Brisbane ...

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  7. "ALWAYS A COMRADE."

    In his speech in replying to his official reception at Wellington, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales expressed the hope that the returned ...

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  8. LAND COURT.

    The sittings of the Land Court were resumed yesterday in the Executive Buildings before Mr. P. W. Shannon. The trustees of the Brisbane Trades Hali ...

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  9. THE SHIPPING CONGESTION.

    Considerable congestion continues in regard to the booking of passages to Australia, although there are not the same waiting lists as prevailed a few ...

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  10. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

    In the House of Representatives, Mr. Hill (C.P.) moved the adjournment of the House to discuss the position of the wheat pool. He said his party's ...

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  11. SOLDIERS AND DEPENDENTS.

    A party of 11 members of the A.I.F., 14 wives of soldiers, 25 children, 14 exmembers of the A.I.F., and 2 Imperial service men, who returned to Australia ...

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  12. WORLD'S FOOD SUPPLIES.

    The Minister for Food (Mr. C.C. M'Curdy) speaking in the House of Commons, said that it ought to be realised that last year's expectations of a fall in ...

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  13. THE POLISH ADVANCE.

    Mr Bonar Law, speaking in the House of Commons to-day in answer to a question by Mr.B.C. Spoor, agreed that the territory now occupied by Poland ...

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  14. N.S.W. AGENT-GENERAL.

    Sir Timothy Coghlan has assumed his I duties as Agent General for New South I Wales. ...

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  15. PRISONERS' SENTENCES.

    The Home Secretary was asked yesterday whether it was likely that the Cabinet would grant any remissions of sentences of prisoners to mark the visit of ...

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  16. THE WAR AND TAXATION.

    In the House of Commons Mr. Lyle asked for a return showing the per capita percentage of direct taxation in April, 1914, and April, 1920, respectively in ...

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  17. PROCEEDINGS AT HUGHENDEN.

    In the course of proceedings before the Land Court to-day, Mr. H. F. Hardacre presiding, the Crown advocate (Mr. Payne) produced a telegram from the ...

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  18. FRENCH RAILWAY STRIKE.

    The railway strike has practically endced and the bulk of the men will resume work to-day. The strike of dockers and seanen continues, and is seriously ...

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  19. BRITISH "TRIPLE ALLIANCE."

    The Labour "Triple Alliance" has declined to broaden its constitution, and to include engineers, postal workers, and others, as it considers it can act more ...

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  20. PERSONAL NOTES.

    Lieut. Irwin Moore, R.N., is expected in Brisbane to-night. He is the elder son of Dr. Moore (Commissioner of Public Health) and joined the Royal Navy ...

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  21. BRITISH EXCESS PROFITS TAX.

    At a meeting of the Federation of British Industries the chairman (Mr. Rylands) reported the outcome of a joint deputation with the Chambers of ...

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  22. NEW LEGISLATION IN FIJI.

    The Legislative Council of Fiji is now sitting, and there are many new fiscal Bills. Trading licenses have been doubled, the stamp duties increased, the export tax on. ...

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  23. UNION INQUISITION,

    What seemingly is the application of another form of union tyranny, or of an inquisition at the instance of unions, has Leeome manifest in the Railway ...

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  24. AMERICAN DEPORTATION.

    As a result of the ruling by the Secretary for Labour, that membership of the Communist Party is insufficient to cause deportation from the United States, the ...

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  25. TRIAL OF WAR CRIMINALS.

    In the House of Commons to-day, in reply to a question by Viscount Curzon with regard to the trial of war criminals, Mr. Bonar Law said that the matter had ...

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  26. COMMISSION FOR RUSSIA.

    In reply to Mr. John Guest in the House of Commons, Mr. Bonar Law stated that the International Labour Officers' Commission to Russia would consist of five ...

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  27. CARVING UP TURKEY.

    The Turkish peace delegates have arrived at Versailles. It is expected that Tewfik Pasha, who is head of the delegation, will make a strong protest against ...

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  28. UNITED STATES RAILWAYS.

    The railroad executives have informed the United States Government that Government loans totalling £500,000,000, plus a revolving fund of £300,000,000, and an ...

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  29. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    In the House of Commons, in reply to Lord Robert Cecil, Mr. Ronar Law said he had no information that it was intended to continue to work the Supreme ...

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  30. AMERICAN NAVAL REVELATIONS

    In giving evidence before the Senate Investigation Committee, Rear-Admiral Benson did not deny the statement recently made by Admiral Sims that ...

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  31. ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY.

    The "Daily Express" understands that there are to be considerable modifications in the renewed Anglo-Japanese treaty, both countries considering these necessary ...

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  32. SOUTH AFRICAN LADY M.P.

    The first lady member elected in South Africa, in the person of Mrs. Jollie, has been returned for Umtali as a Responsible Government candidate. ...

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  33. POSITION IN EGYPT.

    In the House of Commons in replynig to Lieutenant Commander J. M. Kenworthy, the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs (Mr Cecil Harmsworth) said that ...

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  34. DANISH TERRITORY RESTORED.

    Danish troops have occupied the first zone of Schleswig, restored by the recent vote, the population enthusiastically welcoming them. They also said farewell to ...

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  35. AMERICANS TRADING WITH GERMANY.

    The Washington correspondent of the "Times" telegraphs that a Bill bas been introduced in the Senate authorising loans amounting to 250,000,000 dollars ...

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  36. WAR GRATUITY APPLICATIONS,

    In connection with the war gratuity application forms which are now being issued at post offices a large number of forms received in the district accounts' ...

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  37. WARWICK AND DISTRICT.

    At a meeting in the Town Hall last night, under the auspices of the Repatriation Committee, Mr. H. Miller, representing the department in Brisbane, ...

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  38. REBELLION IN MEXICO.

    The President (General [?]) declares that his duty is to crush the rebels, and he will not [?] his efforts till this purpose has been achieved The ...

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  39. JAPANESE IN SIBERIA.

    In reply to Dr. D.Murray, in the House of Commons, Mr. Bouar Law said that the Government was of opinion that the action of the Japanese in Siberia was ...

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  40. RHODESIAN ELECTIONS.

    The result of the Rhodesian elections was the return of 12 candidates who favour Responsible Government and one independent. The result demonstrates a ...

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  41. AMERICAN SCHOONER WRECKED

    An American schooner, believed to be the Defender, has been wrecked on a reef between Ogea and the Fulaga Lau Group, Fiji. The crew of 15 left the ...

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  42. ESCAPE FROM A CELL.

    Jack Panitz, who created a sensation by escaping from the police at Mount Lofty Railway Station recently, although [?]red at as he dashed into the scrub, ...

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  43. DEPRESSION IN JAPAN.

    The dry goods houses here and at Kyoto are reducing their pries 50 per cent. in order to liquidate their stocks. Many reports from the weaving centres announce ...

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  44. CHINA'S LABOUR DEMONSTRATION.

    For the first time in the history of China there waa a May Day Labour demonstration. ...

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  45. INNISFAIL WHARF DISPUTE,

    A dispute took place over some work on the wharf being done as "waiting time," and in consequence the men did not start to unload the cargo steamer ...

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  46. PROPOSED DEMOLITION OF CHURCHES.

    An agitation has been opened to oppose the report of the Bishop of London's committee which recommends the demolition of 19 city churches and the sale of the ...

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  47. AUSTRALIAN ARTIST'S PICTURES.

    Mrs. Ida Rentoul Outhvyaite has a successful show of fairy drawings at the Fine Art Society's exhibition in Bond-street. The newspaper notices are very ...

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  48. LATE COMMERCIAL.

    LONDON, May 6,—Apparently owing to the cases being inferior, a large quantity of loose apples were among the Themistocles' consignment, many of the ...

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  49. STRIKE AVERTED AMONG COTTON WORKERS.

    Protracted negotiations have averted a strike among the cotton workers, who are to receive a further 28½ per cent. increase in wages. ...

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  50. SYDNEY PROPERTY SALE.

    The sale of portion of Vickery's Chambers, having a frontage of 70ft. to Pittstreet, is reported, the purchase price being £76,000. ...

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