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  2. THE ECONOMIC CONFERENCE

    At the Economic Conference to-day, Mr. Neville Chamberlain initiated the discussion on preference in pu[?] co[?] tracts. He said the Government ...

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  3. FOUNDER OF GEORGIA.

    It was recently announced that the Chancellor of the Chelmsford diocese had delivered judgment granting permission for excavations to be ...

    Article : 313 words
  4. REPARATIONS.

    The diplomatic correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph," referring to the group of German industrialists making demands upon the French for ...

    Article : 264 words
  5. THE LATE LORD FORREST

    The memorial to Lord Forrest, in the form of a Prelate's throne carved in oak, incorporating a number of carvings, after the style of the famous ...

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  6. AUSTRALIAN ART.

    The australian Art Exhibition opened to-day at Burlington House. The work was very well shown and beautifully hung. The leading art critics generally ...

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  7. DISARMAMENT.

    The Uninted States Navy Department has received a number of inquiries from abroad regarding tho sale of warships that are being scrapped under the ...

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  8. THE MINES DEPARTMENT.

    MINES DEPARMTENT. Continued from Page 7. Renison Bell, with very satisfactory results. The ore when roasted under ...

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  9. TURKISH AND,GREEK REFUGEES.

    The Athens correspondent of the "Daily Express" states that thousands of men, women, and children, all Turkish subjects, throng the quays at Mytilene, ...

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  10. COST OF LIVING IN GERMANY.

    F[?] prices in Germany have doubled within the last four days, nnd the present costs are as follow:—A loaf of bread, 76,000,000 marks; a pound of ...

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  11. AVIATION TESTS.

    In driving rain and squalls at Lympne to-day, the Australian aviator Hinckler flew 100 miles in the competition of 648 miles, and is leading in the reliability ...

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  12. AMERICAN LABOUR.

    The American Labour Convention now meeting at Portland adopted a resolution to-day for a modification of the Volstead prohibition law without a ...

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  13. APPLES FROM INDIA.

    The first consignment of 25 boxes of apples from the North-West Provinces of India arrived in England yesterday. It is stated that a very large shipment ...

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  14. CRITICISM BY TUE "MORNING POST."

    The "Morning Post" says there is little or no trace of a new spirit in Austrillan art comparable with young Austialia's heroic initiative at Gallipoli or ...

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  15. AMERICA'S LATEST DIRIGIBLE.

    In naming the dirigible ZR1 yesterday at Lake Hurst, in the State of New Jersay, Mr. E. Denby, the Secretary of the American Navy, said: Any enemy of the ...

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  16. HOW THE PROPOSALS ARE REGARDED.

    Mr. Bruce, the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth, interviewed by the London representative of the Australian Press Association, said he was sure ...

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  17. PREFERENCE IN EMPIRE CONTRACTS.

    the Duchy of Lancaster, who is attending the Imperial Conference on behalf of the Publicity Department, addressing journalists after the meeting of the ...

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  18. REDDING DISASTER.

    Divers from the Rosyth naval base made another fruitless attempt yesterday to penetrate the Redding workings. They were brought up exhausted after ...

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  19. REVIVAL OF THE FISCAL CONTROVERSY.

    The announcements made at the Economic Conference yesterday by Sir Philip Lloyd-Greame, the President of the Board of Trade, of additional ...

    Article : 158 words
  20. BRITISH UNEMPLOYMENT.

    Sir Montagu Barlow, the Minister of Labour, speaking to-day at Stoke Bardolph, in Nottinghamshire, and referring to the unemployment question, ...

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  21. STATE EDUCATION.

    At the monthly meeting of the Launceston Chamber of Manufactuies this evening the subject of State education, as carried out on present lines, came up ...

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  22. AMERICA AND GERMANY.

    The State Department at Washington announces that it has begun negotiations for a treaty of amity and commerce with Geimany, this being one of a ...

    Article : 109 words
  23. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR.

    Mr. C. F. Ainsworth, who is accom panying Mr. Bruce, the Prime Minister of Australia, to England, has been appointed the Government representative ...

    Article : 96 words
  24. Statement by Mr. Ashbolt.

    Mr. A. H. Ashbolt, the Agent-General for Tasmania, interviewed to-day b[?] the London representative of the Australian Press Association, stated ...

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  25. FRENCH COMMENT.

    French opinion is considerably interested in the Imperial Conference the "Temps," commenting on tho preference proposals, says that they will ...

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  26. KIPLING ON INDEPENDENCE.

    Amid familiar scents with undergraduates stripping boots and socks from each other during the installation, and throwing them in the air, and ...

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  27. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    Owing to many difficulties in the way of assessing effectively the merits of the different exhibits at tho British Empire Exhibition, the authorities propose ...

    Article : 107 words
  28. AMERICAN LABOUR.

    The American Federation of Labour decided to-day against the formation of a political party, and the Convention upheld a resolution of the committee ...

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  29. THE STATUS OF INDIANS.

    Although he intervened but brielly in the foreign affairs debate at the imperial Conference yesterday, it is understood that Dr. Tej Sapru, the legal ...

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  30. SOLDIER CHARGED WITH MURDER.

    Last month a youthful [?]nce-corporal named Dearnly, of the lst Bitt. [?]cester Regiment, was arrested at Aldershot for the murder of Drummer Ellis, ...

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  31. LOCUST INVASION.

    Reports from an over the country mdicate the probaility of a locust invasion on an unprecedented scale next summer. The swarms in some cases ...

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  32. THE AUSTRALIAN SITE.

    Senator Wilson presided for the first time at the Australian Exhibition Advisory Council to-day, and expressed great satisfaction at the Australian site, ...

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  33. UNCOVERED MINE SHAFTS.

    The Zeehan Municipal Council recently applied to the Inspector of Mines (Mr Williams) to have an uncovered shaft at the rear of the council ...

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  34. London Merchants Interviewed.

    The London representative of the Australian Press Association says that inquiries which he has made among dried fruit traders show that they are ...

    Article : 200 words
  35. CHINESE POLITICS.

    Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen, the constitutionalist leader of Southern China, has issued a manifesto, which he first submitted to the foreign diplomats, in which he ...

    Article : 123 words
  36. DISTRESS IN GREAT BRITAIN

    Mr. Bruce, the Prime Minister of Australia, in a newspaper interview yesterday, said he was filled with indignation at the spectacle of distress ...

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  37. MR. BRUCE'S SPEECH.

    The "Morning Post," in a leader headed "The Walls of Jericho," says: A great part of the British press maintains what might almost be called a ...

    Article : 433 words
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