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  2. THE IRISH SITUATION.

    Apart from the dramatic intervention of Mr. Bonar Law, the feature of the day in the House of Commons was Mr. Churchill's speech. Before he rose the ...

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  3. SHIPPING.

    The shipping newspaper "Fairplay," commenting on the sailing of the Commonwealth Government liner Moreton Bay, says: The question arises whether ...

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  4. DISARMAMENT

    Mr. Hughes, the American Secretary of State, and President of the Disarmament Conference, officially announced to-day the completion of an ...

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  5. N.S.W. POLITICS.

    The leader of the Opposition (Sir George Fuller) stated to-night that there is now every prospect of a coalition between the Nationalists and the ...

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  6. STEAMER HELD UP.

    The sailing of the steamer Mataram for Rabaul has been postponed. The vessel is fully loaded, and was scheduled to sail at 11 a.m. to-morrow, but ...

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  7. THE FEELING IN JAPAN.

    In a statement written for the Tokio correspondent of the United Press Association of New York, Baron Takahashi, the Japanese Prime Minister, declared ...

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  8. IRISH TRADES UNION.

    "The Voice of Labour." the organ of Irish Labour, writes:—Whatever befalls let us keep our industrial ranks unbroken. This is not to say that an ...

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  9. THE DAIL EIREANN.

    Opinion inside the Dail Eireann fluctuates hourly, and according to the speeches of members it is impossible to predict the result confidently. ...

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  10. AVIATION.

    It is understood that the British Government is communicating with the Dominion Governments, suggesting action in reference to the initiation of an ...

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  11. SHEFFIELD SHIELD CRICKET.

    Climate conditions could not have been more ideal for cricket than those which prevailed to-day when teams from Adelaide and Sydney starred the first game ...

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  12. PUBLIC SERVICE SALARIES.

    After amendments made by the Legislative Council in the Appropriation Bill had been considered in committee in the House of Assembly last night, and ...

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  13. ANOTHER LINER.

    Mrs. Shepherd, wife of Mr. M. L. Shepherd, Acting-High Commissioner of Australia, will launch the new Commonwealth liner Esperance Bay at Dalmuir ...

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  14. THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.

    The "Evening Standard's" Dublin correspondent, asserts that though de Valera's great point in public is that the plenipotentiaries failed to submit ...

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  15. RUSSIA

    The Foreign Affairs Committee of the United States House of Representatives has reported favourably on a bill appropriating 20,000,000 dollars ...

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  16. THE SITUATION REVIEWED.

    It was reavealed to-day that the negotiations on the naval ratio also concerned the fortifications in the Pacific, the suggestion being that these should ...

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  17. TRAINS OF FROZEN CORPSES.

    The Warsaw correspondent of the "Daily Express" states that trains from Russia carrying frozen corpses, and scores of Polish refugees are arriving ...

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  18. THE POSITION OF ULSTER.

    Sir James Craig, the Premier of Ulster, in a lengthy letter under date the 14th inst., expressed the grave concern with which the Ulster Parliament ...

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  19. SHIPS TO BE SCRAPPED AND BUILT.

    Mr. Hughes says that the following points of agreement have been reached in the course of the negotiations between the United States, Great Britain, ...

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  20. REPARATIONS.

    Germany has advised the Reparations Commission that she will be unable to pay the next two instalments, and requests delay. ...

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  21. BILLIARDS.

    The billiard match between McConachy, the New Zealand champion, and Reece, was continued yesterday, but Reece collapsed, due undoubtedly to the ...

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  22. ABOLITION OF STATE GOVERNORS.

    Twice recently Mr. Fihelly has publicly stated that he intended to introduce a bill for the abolition of the State Governorship. He said to-day that he ...

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  23. STATEMENT BY MR. LLOYD GEORGE.

    Replying to a deputation of unemployed yesterday, on behalf of whom Mr. J. R. Clynes, the Labour member for Platting, pointed out that there was no ...

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  24. TRADES UNION CONGRESS.

    The Council of Action, which was appointed by the All-Australian Trades' Union Congress in Melbourne, met in Sydney yesterday. There were thirteen ...

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  25. FRENCH DELEGATES.

    Marshal Foch and M. Viviani, two of the French delegates to the Disarmament Conference at Washington, sailed from New York to-day for ...

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  27. GENERAL CABLES.

    The plebiscite in Odenburg, Western Hungary, has been taken without any outstanding incident. It is understood that the majority of the people are in ...

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  28. THE 44 HOURS WEEK.

    The following notice, signed by Mr. R. Sticht, the general manager, was posted to-day at the Mount Lyell Co.'s mines and works in connection with the ...

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  29. THE FRENGH BUDGET.

    After an all-night sitting of the French Chamber of Deputies last night the Budget for the whole of 1922 was passed, and if the Senate ratifies the ...

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  30. DUTCH DEFENCES.

    The Second Chamber of the Dutch Parliament, by 50 to 48 votes, has adopted a new Army Bill, fixing the new strength of the army at 310,000 officers ...

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  31. OFFICIAL EXTRAVAGANCE INQUIRY IN ITALY.

    A committee that is inquiring into allegations of Government extravagance has ordered the administrators of the Ansaldo shipyards to pay a fine of ...

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  32. THE BRITISH PROBLEM.

    The difficulty of the naval problem is [?]ccentuated by the fact that Great Britain's geographical position necessitates that her capital ships shall be ...

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  33. SOUTH AFRICAN MINING DISASTER.

    The disaster at the Ferreira Deep Mine, on tho Band, where five miners were entombed, has aroused the deepest feeling throughout the country. The ...

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  34. COMMONWEALTH TELEGRAPH SERVICE.

    Messrs. Golding and Witt, of the Commonwealth Telegraph Department, have completed their inquiries respecting telegraphs, telephones, and ...

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  35. THE ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY.

    The members of the Royal Constabulary have sent a circular to members of Parliament emphatically protesting against being handed over to the Irish ...

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  36. SALES OF STEAMERS.

    Details of the sales of steamers for the quarter ended September reveal the fac[?] that while the Commonwealth Government is building steamers in Australia ...

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  37. IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

    Speaking on the Irish situation in the House of Lords this afternoon, Lord Londonderry declared that the policy of union had never been shown to have ...

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  38. SENATOR PEARCE'S COMMENT.

    Senator Pearce thinks that the settlement would have been more satisfactory it the Mutsu had been scrapped, so obviating any further building and making ...

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  39. BRITISH ECONOMY CAMPAIGN.

    The Commission under the presidency of Sir Eric Geddes, the Minister of Transport, has unanimously agreed to recommend economies in British ...

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  40. THE FERMANAGH COUNCIL.

    The Fermanagh County Council (in Ulster), by a majority of three, has decided to recognise the Dail Eireann, and have no further communication ...

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  41. NEW ZEALAND POLITICS.

    Several members of Parliament it have expressed their intention of moving amendments in the Gaming Amendment Bill that the publication of [?]talisator ...

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  42. ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

    Lord Derby, interviewed to-day by a representative of the Paris newspaper "Le Journal," said he was optimistic that Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime ...

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  43. BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    The guarantees for the British Empire Exhibition to be held in 1823 have already reached £869,000. ...

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  44. CHINA AND JAPAN.

    The Chinese [?]roblems today on the [?] advanced satisfactorily. It is believed that Japan is inclined to accept the Chinese offer to buy out Japan ...

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  45. BOXING.

    Jog Beckett, the English heavyweight boxer, says he wants to meet the winner of the Cook-Carpentier match, and offers to meet the Frenchman for £1,000 aside. ...

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  46. ANOTHER SINN FEIN CRIME.

    Sergeant Enright, when leaving a hotel at Kilmallock, in County Limerick to-day, was shot dead by five men, who also wounded a constable seriously. ...

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