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  2. IRELAND.

    In moving in the House of Lords this afternoon the second reading of the Irish Peace Treaty Bill Lord Peel the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ...

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  3. THE LABOUR REVOLUTION

    An official summary of the course of events since the outbreak of the revolution on the Rand on Friday states: It has been brought to an end bh the ...

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  4. LAUNCESTON WOOL SALES.

    Allegations that the wool buyers at the sale in Launceston last week combined to keep down prieos and after-wards pooled their purchases were made ...

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  5. THE MELBOURNE MURDER.

    The hearing of the application of Colin Campbell Ross to appeal against the conviction and sentence of death passed upon him last month on a charge of the ...

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  6. INDIA.

    Mr. T. P. O'Connor, the Nationalist member for the Scotland division of Liverpool in moving the adjournment of the House of Commons this ...

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  7. DISARMAMENT.

    In the United States Senate to-day Senator Shields offered a reservation to the Pacific Treaty, stating that the United States had become a party to ...

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  8. THE SUGAR AGREEMENT.

    The Premier (Mr. Theodore) said to-day:—It is significant that motions tabled for the annual meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce at ...

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  9. A BOLSHEVIK PLOT.

    The Johannesburg correspondent of the "Cape Times" states:—I am informed to-day that the police have secured voluminous evidence of the ...

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  10. SHOCKING MURDERS IN BELFAST.

    Yesterday a five-year-old child in Belfast was shot dead whilst playing with a doll in a house in the Falls-road, and a man was shot dead at the ...

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  11. CUSTOMS CONFERENCE.

    The first session of the conference between Mr. Downey Stewart (Minister of Customs, New Zealand) and Mr. A. S. Rodgers (Commonwealth Minister of ...

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  12. JAPAN AND EMIGRATION.

    According to reports receivcd in New York from Tokio, Viscount Shibusawa declared that the Washington Conference was satisfactory from an ...

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  13. THE DERRY MURDERS.

    Sir James Craig, the Premier of Ulster, stated in the Northern Parliament to-day that the reprieve of the murderers of special police in Derry ...

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  14. THE BATTLE OF FORDSBURG

    The battle at Fordsburg was still in progress yesterday, when the preliminary operations for clearing up the town of Jeppes commenced. The latter ...

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  15. ALLIED DEBTS TO AMERICA.

    Mr. Otto Kahn, the well-known American, banker, speaking at New York to-day, said he would utilise the monetary claims of the United States ...

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  16. THE LAW MUST BE ENFORCED.

    An important official report was issued to-day in connection with a deputation of railwaymen to the Minister of Railways Mines, and Industries, ...

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  17. TROUBLE IN THE NATIVE STATES.

    Tribesmen infected with the non-co-operative movement in the Rajputana native States bordering on the Bombay Presidency have been causing ...

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  18. MIGRATION.

    Newspaper cables received from Melbourne report the criticism made by Mr. W. M. Hughes, the Prime Minister of Australia, of the statement made ...

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  19. RUSSIA

    The American and Canadian immigration officials at Vancouver are detaining Peter Semenoff, who was the so-called Russian Bolshevik ...

    Article : 95 words
  20. BOY IMMIGRATION.

    Following upon the remarks of Mr. Barwell on immigration, the Prime Minister (Mr Hughes) issued the following statement to-night:—"As far as ...

    Article : 361 words
  21. REPARATIONS.

    The "Petit Parisien" states that the British, Italian, French, and Belgian Finance Ministers, replying to the American memorandum demanding ...

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  22. SPEECH BY MR. STEWART.

    In the course of a speech at a luncheon to-day, the New Zealand Minister of Customs (Mr. Stewart), who is in Melbourne with the object of discussing ...

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  23. BRUTAL MURDER OF OFFICIALS.

    The Johannesburg "Star" has obtained from a wounded official named Cock at the Brakpan mine the story of the murder of other officials after the ...

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  24. TRAGEDY IN LONDON.

    Lady White (widow of Sir Edward White, late chairman of the London County Council), who was found with a fractured skull in a West of London ...

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  25. FIRE IN CHICAGO.

    A fire which broke out in Chicago to-day resulted in the destruction of an entire block in the business centre ot the city. The damage is estimated ...

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  26. ROWING.

    The Oxford University crew has now reached Putney, where it is undergoing complete training. The Cambridge crew will arrive to-morrow. ...

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  27. FOOTBALL.

    In the Association football matches to-day Everton drew with Tottenham, each side failing to score. Birmingham beat Astonville by one to nil, and ...

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  28. THE GENERAL STRIKE.

    The general strike in South Africa has been called off, and this has been received with the greatest satisfaction. In their statement the Industrial ...

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  29. THE REBELLION BROKEN.

    Military operations on a large scale are now probably over, but what the Government and the community now have to face is the work of ...

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  30. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Valentia, one of three giant flying boats just completed for the British Air Ministry, was wrecked, off Hastings to-day, it nose-diving into the sea. ...

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  31. COMMONWEALTH BAY STEAMERS.

    Members of the original crew of the Commonwealth Government lien [?] ers, Moreton Bay and Largs Bay, who were deprived of employment here by ...

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  32. BRITISH ARMY ESTIMATES.

    A feature of the debate in the House or Commons this afternoon on the Army estimates was the maiden speech of Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson. ...

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  33. OIL SUPPLIES.

    The Peisian Government received on Monday £200,000 advance from Washington against future oil royalties, indicating that the Standard and ...

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  34. BITTEN BY A SNAKE.

    Mr. George Towns a farmer, residing about 14 miles from Scottsdale on the Waterhouse-road, was admitted to the hospital at six o'clock this ...

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  35. A SORDID TRAGEDY.

    The City Coroner (Mr. Walter) to-day resumed the inquest on the body of the married woman Catherine Elder, who was severely burned at her home ...

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  36. AMERICAN RELIEF FOR AUSTRIA.

    The united States Senate to-day adopted a resolution submitted by Senator Lodge extending for 25 years a 50,000,000 dollar loan to Austria for ...

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  37. THE GREEK MINISTRY.

    M. Stratos having failed to form a Ministry in Greece, M. Gounaris again becomes Prime Minister after a reshuffling of his Cabinet. ...

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  38. SIR FRANCIS NEWDEGATE.

    The Mayor of Perth (Sir William Lathlain) and Lady Lathlain this afternoon tendered a civic farewell to the Governor (Sir Francis Newdegate) and ...

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  39. CHESS.

    M. Tlehkin, who recently won the international chess tournaments at Freiburg, Buda Pesth, and The Hague, has sent a challenge to Capablanca, the ...

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  40. THE GENERAL ELECTION.

    At a meeting of the Moonah branch of the Australian Labour Party held on Wednesday night. Mr. R. Tonks in the chair who is himself a candidate ...

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  41. LABOUR TROUBLES.

    The National Joint Council of the Amalgamated Engineers Union has decided to ask Mr. Auston Chamberlain, Lord Privy Seal, and Mr. T. J. ...

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  42. NORMAL CONDITIONS RETURNING.

    An indication of the approaching resumption of normal conditions is afforded by the announcement that the restrictions on the railway traffic to ...

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  43. THE GENOA CONFERENCE.

    The "Petit parisien" states that M. Poincare, the Prime Minister of France, after making sure that his action will not be misunderstood in Italy, has ...

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  44. SAD DROWNING CASE

    A drowning fatality occurred at the mouth of Tallebudgera Creek, Burleigh Heads, this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest West., of Toowong, who are ...

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  45. GERMAN DEFENCES.

    The German Foreign Office has received a Note from the Entente Powers protesting against the organisation of the defence police, which is regarded as ...

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  46. MINES RESTARTING.

    A very significant fact is that the trunes are now re-starting as the legal conditions permit. At the East Rand Proprietary Mine 250 men have ...

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  47. ANARCHY IN PORTUGAL.

    Anarchy continues in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. It is reported that troops which had surrounded the city have now entered it. ...

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  48. BOER OPINION.

    "De Burger," the South African Nationalist organ, states to-day that there are rumours of discontent among the country population, and even talk ...

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  49. IMPERIAL POLITICS.

    The Central News Agency states that a belief exists in the lobby of the House of Commons that Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, will resign ...

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  50. "FATTY" ARBUCKLE.

    The jury who are to try "Fatty" Arbuckle, who is charged with the manslaughter of Miss Virginia Rappe, has been chosen. It consists of three women ...

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  51. BILLIARDS.

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  52. THE SITUATION IN PRETORIA.

    The situation at Pretoria remains quiet. The local town council's resolution condemning lawlessness and supporting the Government is much ...

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  53. WOMEN'S NON-PAPTY POLITICAL LEAGUE.

    A meeting was held on Wednesday afternoon to decide on a candidate to contest Denison at the forthcoming election. Mrs. J. G. Edwards presided, ...

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