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  2. TRADE POSSIBILITIES.

    The Brisbane Chamber of Commerce met yesterday to consider the report of its council for the period from July 1 to December 31, 1920. There was a large ...

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  3. FARROWS BANK FAILURE.

    Astounding disclosures were made at the Guildhall Police Court to-day in connection with the prosecution of officials of Farrow's Bank. Sir Richard Muir, in ...

    Article : 509 words
  4. DRAWING TO A CLOSE.

    Trades Hall officials said to-day that the stewards' strike was drawing to a close. A meeting of the Sydney branch of the Marine Stewards' Union will be ...

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  5. "ASHES" TO AUSTRALIA

    In extremely hot weather the third test match was continued on the Adelaide Oval to-day. It was the sixth day's play, and since the tests began no match has ...

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  6. ONE BIG UNION.

    A stop-work meeting of miners of the Ipswich and Bundamba districts was held in the National Hall, Booval, this morning. ...

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  7. BRITAIN'S TRADE OUTLOOK.

    The Parliamentary Under Secretary for foreign Affairs (Mr. F. G. Kellaway) has stated that despite the present industrial depression there were grounds for restrained ...

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  8. MINING CENTRE FLOODED.

    Serious loss of life has occurred in the mining centre of Pachuca in consequence of flooding caused by the bursting of two dams. A hundred persons ...

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  9. THE CAPTAINS INTERVIEWED.

    When interviewed at the conclusion o[?] the game, Mr. W. W. Armstrong (the captain of the Australian team) naturally was highly delighted at the result of the ...

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  10. FUTURE OF ARMENIA.

    It is understood that President Wilson is somewhat surprised at the apparent lessened interest which is being taken by the Allies in the Armenian question, ...

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  11. VICTORIAN TOUR REARRANGED.

    Owing to the protracted play in the test match the Board of Control has decided to cut out the games arranged for Stawell and Maryborough, in Victoria. ...

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  12. "NOTHING LESS THAN SCANDALOUS."

    The compulsoer conference under the Industrial Peace Act summoned by the Chairman (Mr. Charles Hibble) to consider the log claims recently presented by ...

    Article : 551 words
  13. MURDERED TROOPS AVENGED.

    In making reprisals for the ambushing of auxiliary troops at Headford, Ireland, military lorries entered the village last night, and burned eight houses, including ...

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  14. N.S.W. V. VICTORIA.

    As Maca[?]tney finds he is not well enough to play for New South Wales against Victoria in the Sheffield Shield match next week, Frank O'Keeffe, of ...

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    His Excellency the Governor (Sir Matthew Nathan) about to enter the Courier Building yesterday morning to attend a meeting of the Brisbane Chamber of Commerce. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. TEAM FOR NEW ZEALAND.

    J. Ellis, the Victorian wicketkeeper, has notified the Board of Control that he will be unable to undertake the trip with the Australian team which is to tour ...

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  17. ARCHBISHOP MANNIX.

    The Edinburgh Town Council has refused to grant the use of Usher Hall for the welcome gathering which has been arranged by the Roman Catholics of the ...

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  18. SEAMEN'S UNION TO MEET TO-DAY.

    In the absence of any further official communications or important local developments in connection with the strike, shipping circles are now "marking time," ...

    Article : 138 words
  19. IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION.

    The creditors of the Bristol Dominions Producers' Association have decided on voluntary liquidation. The report read at the meeting stated that heavy losses ...

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  20. COMMERCIAL DEPRESSION.

    The Scottish linen trade is experiencing a slump, and many firms have not booked an order for two months. Buyers are [?]fusing [?] enter the market. ...

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  21. EARTHQUAKE DEVASTATION.

    It transpires that the devastation wrought by the earthquake in the vicinity of Elbasan, in Albania, which occurred at the beginning of January, is more ...

    Article : 88 words
  22. NORTH-SOUTH RAILWAY.

    Mr. Glynn, K.C., Minister for Home and Territories and Minister for External Affairs in 1914, who prepared the outlines of the policy for the Northern ...

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  23. THE WATERSIDE WORKERS.

    When the representatives of the Waterside Workers' Federation waited upon the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) to-day and asked that he should appoint a special ...

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  24. CIVIC REFORM ASSOCIATION.

    The Civic Reform Association was formed at a meeting attended by about 70 ratepayers at the Sydney Town Hall to-day. One of the principal objects of ...

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  25. INDUSTRIAL DILEMMA.

    The conference of the workers' section of the industrial councils for the Government departments has decided to withdraw their representatives from all the Whitley ...

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  26. AUSTRALIAN WHEAT FREIGHTS

    Freights are dull, and steamers have been fixed for Australian wheat for February at 82/6. Sailing vessels have been fixed at 60/. ...

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  27. OVERSEAS FRUIT.

    The Agents-General of the Commonwealth States have visited the Minister for Food (Mr. C. A. M'Cardy), and the Minister for Shipping (Sir Joseph Maclay), ...

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  28. EMPIRE COMMUNICATIONS.

    The Postmaster-General (Mr. A. H. Illingworth), in the course of a statement in reply to a deputation representative of the newspaper interests of Britain and the ...

    Article : 191 words
  29. WOMAN AND MAN SHOT.

    Aloysius O'Toole (aged 30 years) went into Reid's wine saloon in George-street shortly before 6 o'clock this evening. He talked for a while with Mary Marshall ...

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  30. THE TROUBLE REVIEWED.

    Ref[?]rring to the mass meeting held yesterday, a correspondent writes: "The object of the meeting was the desire of the executive of the union to explain to ...

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  31. TRANSACTIONS IN COAL.

    The "Morning Post" says that the revolt on the part of buyers against the high [?]rice of English coal has been completely [?]uccessful. Thanks to the Spa agreement ...

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  32. CHARGE OF BIGAMY.

    In the Central Police Court yesterday afternoon, before Mr. H. L. Archdall, C.P.M., Jack Richard Neville, a young man, appeared on a charge of having on ...

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  33. UNREQUITED LOVE.

    A story of an unrequited love, followed by a tragedy, was related at the City Coroner's inquiry to-day into the circumstances of the death of Harold Rowland ...

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  34. SYDNEY UNEMPLOYED.

    About 200 men stampeded to-day into the Sydney Town Hall. They told the astonished officials that they we[?]e unemployed, and that the Chief Secretary ...

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  35. LENIN'S NARROW ESCAPE.

    A message which has been received from Russia states that a bomb was thrown at the motor car in which M. Lenin, the Bolshe[?]k leader, was proceeding to a ...

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  36. D'ANNUNZIO LEAVES FIUME.

    Scenes of extraordinary emotion were witnessed on the occasion of Signor D'Annunzio's departure from Fi[?]me. The people kneeled in homage along the ...

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  37. SOUTH AFRICAN TERRITORY.

    The Royal Commission has issued an award in connection with the claim put forward by the British South Africa Co. to £7,866,600, under the decision of the Privy ...

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  38. SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

    The Commonwealth Government intends to appoint a Director of the Commonwealth Institute of Science and Industry. The institute, which is constituted under ...

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  39. INDIAN TIGER SHOOT.

    H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught left Madras last night for the Central provinces, where a tiger shoot has been arranged. When reviewing a parade of ...

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  40. FOR THE BOY SCOUTS.

    The appeal by the Prince of Wales on behalf of the Boy Scouts has resulted in £20,276 being subscribed to date. ...

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  41. SWIMMING.

    The heats of the 220 Yards Swimming Championship of New South Wales were decided to-night at the Domain Baths. The Hawaiian swimmers, Ludy Langer and ...

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  42. TAXATION ANOMALIES.

    A discussion took place at the Chamber of Commerce meeting this afternoon regarding the sittings of the Federal Taxation Commission in Brisbane, and a ...

    Article : 80 words
  43. DETAILED ON THE MAKURA.

    Mr. O. T. G. Es[?]nonde, who has been refused admittance into Australia, is still on board the steamer Makura, which is lying in Sydney Harbour. He has asked ...

    Article : 79 words
  44. ENGLISH FOOTBALL.

    The English Northern Union football team has defeated a team representing Wales by 35 points to 9. ...

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