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  2. MR. BROOKFIELD KILLED.

    The mid-northern towmship of Riverton, 65 miles from Adelaide, was the scene at 8 o'clock this morning of a shooting episode which for its dramatic ...

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  3. UNION ADVOCATE REBUKED.

    While Mr. R. J. Caroll was urging the application of the basic wage to metal workers in the Railway Department in the Arbitration Court yesterday, before ...

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  4. RAILWAY RETRENCHMENT.

    The Minister for Railways (Mr. Larcombe) is still absent from his post of duty at the Railway Department, and no one interested seems to have anything ...

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  5. COCKATOO ISLAND DOCKYARD.

    On the recommendation and at the special request, of the Naval Board, the Commonwealth Government has appointed a special committee to inquire ...

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  6. ADHERENCE TO GERMANY.

    The latest figures which have been received from Germany in connection with the plebiscite taken in Silesia to decide the future of that provinee give a ...

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  7. BRITISH COAL CRISIS.

    The Yorkshire Miners' Council has decided to recommend its members to temperarily abandon the policy of a national wages board and national pool, and to ...

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  8. DESIGNS ON RUSSIA.

    The Pekin correspondent of the "New York Post" states that a Chinese Government official has informed the foreign legations that an investigation ...

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  9. CLOSED AUSTRALASIAN DOOR.

    Sir John Findlay, who was formerly Attorney-General in New Zealand, in the course of a speech at Leeds, said that the situation regarding "white" Australia and ...

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  10. HUSBAND AND WIFF SHOT.

    While the further was being removed this morning from a cottage in Walker-street, Redfern, at the direction of Mrs. Bridget Agnes ward, her husband, ...

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  11. PACIFIC CABLE SERVICES.

    The Superintendent of Imperial Cables (Mr. Avery), lecturing to the Poscal and Telegraph Saciety, eulogised the Pacific service, which lie said was increasing to ...

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  12. SOVIET TRADE IMPOSSIBLE.

    Mr. Hoover, who was formerly Food Controller, and is now a member of the new Cabinet, has announced that a resumption of trade relations between the ...

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  13. EXACTION OF REPARATIONS.

    The Cabinet is introducing a Bill to sanction the Customs levy in Germany. NEW YORK, March 21. The Paris correspondent of the "New ...

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  14. VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER.

    Phyllis Hume, aged 32 years, a frail looking woman, appeared at the Central Criminal Court to-day on a charge of having murdered William Francis Collins, ...

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  15. TYRE-WORKERS INACTIVE.

    Resenting the dismissal of 800 men in connection with a scheme for reducing staffs, 3000 men at the Michelin tyre works entered the works and remained inactive, ...

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  16. COLONIAL WOOL MERCHANTS.

    The committee of the Colonial Wool Merchants' Association will meet immediately after the Easter holidays to discuss the scheme propounded by the ...

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  17. TREASURES IN LUGGAGE.

    The baggage of the Russian Commercial Mission to Italy, the opening of which was objected to by the members of the mission, was found by the Customs ...

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  18. CLAIM FOR £5000.

    In the High Court to-day, Algernon Reginald Pegus Cross, formerly a major in the Royal Australian Garrison Artillery, was the plaintiff in a claim against ...

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  19. AERIAL COMMERCE.

    The Air Ministry has informed the Australian Press Association that the chief hopes of a revival of civil aviation rest on Lord Londonderry's committee, which is ...

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  20. EX-KAISER'S BOOK.

    The "Manchester Guardian" has obtained exclusive rights of publication of material from a book which the ex-Kaiser has prepared during his exile. Only 12 copies ...

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  21. THE GREEK ARMY.

    The partial mobilisation of the Greek army is officially attributed to the concentrations of Kemalist troops on the Broussa front. It is announced that King ...

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  22. MELBOURNE WOOL SALES.

    The Victorian series of sales was advanced a further stage to-day, when the Australian Mercantile, Land and Finance Co., Ltd., submitted a catalogue of 2984 ...

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  23. "BEATEN HOLLOW."

    Defeated, but not disgraced, the English cricket eleven passed through Fremantle to-day. When interviewed, Colonel J. W. H. T. Douglas (the captain) said that the ...

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  24. FEDERAL COUNTRY PARTY.

    When opening the first conference of the Australian Farmers' Federal Organisation to-day, the president (Mr. Trethowan, M.L.C.) referred to the Farmers' ...

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  25. MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS.

    According to reports which have appeared in the Press a large number of Christians have been massacred by the Kemalists in Cesarea, the massacre ...

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  26. DEPUTATION TO SIR JOSEPH COOK.

    For nearly an hour the Federal Treasurer (Sir Joseph Cook) to-day discussed with members of the Vigilance Committee representing the employees at the Cockatoo ...

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  27. PEACE AMONG THE NATIONS.

    Two hundred prominent Japanese, including the Minister for Foreign Affairs (Count Uchida), Viscount Admiral Kato, and Viscount Shubusawa, have organised ...

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  28. INDIAN ASPIRATIONS.

    The giving notice in theh Legislative Assembly of his intention to introduce an Emigration Bill, Sir George Barnes (a member of the Council of the Viceroy) ...

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  29. THE IRISH CENSUS.

    The Dail Eireann (Irish "Parliament") has announced that it refuses to permit the taking of a census in Ireland, on the ground that it would regard such ...

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  30. PACIFIC TERRITORIES.

    The mandates for Samoa, New Guinea, and Nauru have been laid on the table of the House of Commons. ...

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  31. HOUSE OF LORDS.

    The House of Lords has accepted a motion by Lord Selborne urging the Government to introduce a measure for reforming the House of Lords at the ...

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  32. WATER AND SEWERAGE BOARD.

    The Treasury has granted a further loan of £9000 to the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board, repayable in 50 years by half-yearly instalments, at the rate of ...

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  33. TRIBUTE TO MR. HUGHES.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) was to-day waited upon at his rooms at the Commonwealth Bank by representatives of the centre for soldiers' wives and ...

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  34. INCREASE OF WAGES REFUSED.

    The Minister of Works (Mr. J. B. Hayes, C.M.G.), who has been attending the compulsory conference which was summoned in Melbourne last week ...

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  35. "PROFOUNDLY UNSATISFACTORY."

    In the House of Assembly this afternoon the Minister for Railways (Mr. Jagger) said that the position of the railways, was profoundly unsatisfactory. ...

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  36. ATTACKS ON SHRINES.

    It is officially stated that 10 shrines were recently attacked in the 'Labore district, and considerable apprehension has been caused in various parts of the ...

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  37. BRITISH UNIONIST PARTY.

    Speaking in the House of Commons, Sir Donald Maclean (Liberal) congratulated the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Austen Chamberlain) on his ...

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  38. MARKETING FARM PRODUCE.

    The Acting Premier (Mr. Dooley) said to-day that the Cabinet had agreed upon a new scheme for the marketing of general products of farm labour, ...

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  39. THE COLONIAL INSTITUTE.

    The annual dinner of the Colonial Institute has been postponed till June 30, to enable Dominion Ministers to be present. His Royal Highness the Duke of ...

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  40. M. CLEMENCEAU.

    M. Clemenceau, the formen, Prime Miniser, has arrived at Toulon, on board the [?]rient liner Ormonde, on his return from his Indian tour, and is in the best ...

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  41. DAME MILBA TO VISIT AUSTRALIA.

    In consequence of her recent illness, Dame Nellie Meba, the famous prime donna, has been ordered to take a sea voyage, and will leave England for ...

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  42. REMARKABLE WILL SUIT.

    A will suit which recalls features of the celebrated fictitious case of Jarndyee versus Jarndyce is being heard in the Chancery Court with respect to the ...

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  43. WAR SERVICE HOMES COMMISSIONER.

    Referring on Saturday to the action of the Federal Executive Council in declaring his appointment as War Service Homes Commissioner null and void, on ...

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  44. UNITED STATES TARIFF.

    President Harding has informed the Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representatives that he is in favour of the ...

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  45. CHINESE EDUCATIONAL STRIKE.

    The Minister for Education (Yuan Li-en) has tendered his resignation, as the result of a strike of teachers and administrative officials in all of the ...

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  46. MR. CHURCHILL IN EGYPT.

    The Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. Winston churchill), during the British political [?]sis, was engaged in a camel expedition [?]to the pyramids and ...

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  47. TOOWOOMBA AND DISTRICT.

    Douglas S. Kahler and another boy were riding a horse to school this morning, when the animal shied and threw the boys, and Kahler had his left forearm ...

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  48. THE PRINCE AS HORSEMAN.

    His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, riding his own horse, Rifle Grenade, gave a fine exhibition of horsemanship, and finished second in the Earl ...

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  49. RIVERINA SEVERANCE LEAGUE.

    A public meeting was held here to-day to consider the question of endeavouring to secure a severance for Riverina from New South Wales and incorporation in ...

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