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PADDINGTON
The Paddington by-election brought about by the untimely death of Mr. L. J. O'Hara, took place yesterday and resulted in a hollo win for Mr. J. E. ...
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AUSTRIA
The new clause in the Austrian Peace Treaty establishes a new Austrian frontier, bordering Czecho-Slovakia and Hungary, with a view to ...
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Seamens' Strike
The Federal Council of the Seamen's Union has agreed to recommend that the seamen resume work forthwith. ...
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Late Cr. Godfrey
Bathurst, during the past 12 months, has lost a number of sterling and widely-known citizens, who have passed west, and consequently a number ...
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Correspondence
Whilst allowing reasonable space for the publication of views of public [?] is must be distinctly underwood that we do not in any way identify ourselves with the views expressed by correspondents. ...
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Profiteering
Prices of all commodities are soaring to such an extent that they are absolutely unprocurable by a large majority of the working class, and ...
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RETURNED SOLDIER AND MR. R. G. EDGELL.
Sir.—I am a returned soldier with over Four years' service and am at the present out of employment at a minute's notice through the following ...
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GENERAL NEWS
BILLIARDS.—In the Bathurst School of Arts Billiard Tournament. M. Eviston ([?]) defeated S. Burke (90) by 200 to 197. ...
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STRIKES
A demonstration strike against the Treaty is proceeding quietly. Many unions, including the railwaymen and telegraphists, refused to join. ...
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THE CONDITIONS.
The conditions of settlement of the seamen's strike are as follows:—(1) if the seamen go back to work and Admiral Clarkson reports to the ...
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The Week End
Seven deaths from influenza occurred in the metropolitan area during the week end and fresh cases numbered 36. ...
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WHY THE STRIKE FAILED
The chief causes of the virtual failure of the Demonstration strike on July 22 was the Government's precautions and the hostility of a large ...
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GRECO-BULGARIAN FRONTIER.
The Allies are discussing the Greco-Bulgarian fronties and have not yet agreed whether the whole of the whole of the whole of the Thrace-Enos-Midea line ...
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Soldier Settlements
The Premier recently caused enquiries to be made by the Public Service Board into the allegations of delay in connection with obtaining land for the ...
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MINING INDUSTRY IN GERMANY PARALYSED.
Reuter's Berlin correspondent states that the strikes have paralysed the S[?]esian mines, whilst partial strikes have dislocated industry in Berlin. ...
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LEADERS PLEASED.
Shipping managers and trades' union leaders are pleased at the prospect of the settlement of the Seamen's Strike. ...
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Late Sporting
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MR. EDGELL'S CASE.
Sir.—Marry Arthur Watts came here for general work on the evening of June 25 last. Next day we found that he was suffering from influenza ...
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THE CAUSES.
The stoppage of the mines is attributed to various causes in different districts. Yorkshire wants, chiefly, an increase of 14 per cent on the Peace ...
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SUMMONS AGAINST UNION.
Senator Millen stated today that the summons against the Seamen's Union under the Arbitration Act is returnable for Monday, but the ...
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'Lost Enough Already'
An important application, and one of great interest to the mining industry, was heard by the warden (Mr. C. H. Gale), at the East Maitland War ...
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CANTERBURY PARK CUP MEETING.
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Hours of labor
The Times Labor correspondent states that the vigorous movement for the reduction of working hours will reach its climax at the Washington ...
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Small Arms Factory
The members of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers employed at the Small Arms Factory recently handed notice to the manager (Mr. F. R. ...
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Ferry Steamers
A collision took place in Sydney Harbor this morning between the Sydney Ferries steamer Kummulla and the Watson's Bay Ferry Co's steamer ...
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RUGBY FOOTBALL.
The Rugby Union match between the A.I.F., and Australia was played this afternoon in fine weather in the presence of 8,000 spectators. The ...
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Ireland
The "Star's" Cork correspondent says that the Sinn Feiners attacked pedestrians and soldiers carrying loyal emblems. Some of the ...
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Motor and Tram
Five people were injured one of them seriously as the result of a motor accident in Forbes-street. Newtown last night. ...
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PRINCE OF WALES' PICTURESQUE TOUR.
A picturesque tour has been arranged for the Prince of Wales, which commences on August 5. He will visit Newtfoundland. New Brunswick ...
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RUMANIANS RETREATING.
The retreating Rumanians have abandoned many guns and stores. They are now ra[?]ying The Hungarians are fiercely attacking. ...
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PEACE CELEBRATION RIOTS.
The mob at the Peace celebration at Coventry, resenting police control, got out of hand. Armed with bricks and stones they smashed scores of shop ...
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Boxing
The fly-weight championship of Australia was contested at the stadium last night when George Mendies, 7.12 defeated George Eddy [?] if the 18th ...
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RED FLAG PRISONERS RELEASED
Three red flag prisoners were released to-day and another is to be released on Thursday. R. J. Carroll, secretary of the Amalgamated Society of ...
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POSTAL RELATIONS WITH GERMANY.
The Government has announced the resumption of postal relations with Germany. ...
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SPANISH POLITICS.
Senor Date failed to form a Cabinet Senor San[?] Toca[?] formed a Liberal-Conservation Cabinet. The Marquise Lema is Foreign Minister. ...
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A WATTLE FLAT COMPLAINT.
Sir.—In your journal of Wednesday July 22, an article appears giving an account of the Rev. Canon Wil[?]on's ...
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