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  2. STATE LOANS.

    The South Australian and Tasmanian loans for £2,000,000 and £1,150,000 respectively, at 5 per cent., were largely over-subscribed by public subscriptions. ...

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  3. THE BRITISH GENERAL ELECTION.

    The free trade newspapers are making great play with the letter Messrs. I. and R. Morley, wholesale hosiers, have addressed to their customers ...

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  4. THE IMPERISHABLE STORY

    I was greatly disturbed, and now found it very hard indeed to leave the Admiralty. In the midst or general condemnation, violent newspaper censures, ...

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  5. THE GERMAN CRISIS

    Herr Albert has abandoned his effort to form a Cabinet, owing to all parties of the Reichstag being opposed to a non-party Ministry. Meanwhile, at ...

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  6. THE RUSSIAN SOVIET.

    The Russian correspondent of the "Morning Past" states that the Soviet Government is considering a vast naval reconstruction programme. The ...

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  7. COLLAPSE OF TUBE.

    A remarkable accident occurred in South London last night. While a tube train was passing under Newington Causeway, earth and stones began ...

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  8. THE TOMOKA SEIZURE.

    The situation following on the seizure of the Tomoka, a British schooner arrested for smuggling liquor, is rapidly becoming critical. The authorities ...

    Article : 299 words
  9. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN.

    Commenting to-day on the news that the subscription lists for the South Australian loan of £2,000,000 had closed in London, the Treasurer (Mr. ...

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  10. MACQUARIE ISLAND.

    It was definitely stated by the Surveyor-General ((Mr. E. A. Counsel) yesterday that Captain Larsen, of the Sir James Clark Ross, the mother ship of ...

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  11. A THREATENED FAMINE.

    The United Press Association's Washington correspondent learns that Germany is preparing to nppcal to the United States for a high credit with ...

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  12. (Reuter.)

    Dealings have commenced in the South Australian Government loan stock at par, and Tasmanian Government loan at a premium of ...

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  13. COLONIAL WINES.

    The judges at the colonial wine competition, which was held recently at the Brewers' Exhibition at the Agricultural-hall in London, report that ...

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  14. LOSSES OF SHEEP.

    Wholesale destruction of recentlyshorn sheep has occurred in all parts of the Midlands as the result of the sudden change in the weather, and the ...

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  15. DISASTER NARROWLY AVERTED.

    When the South London tube collapsed a grave disaster was narrowlyaverted by the driver of the train rushing his train through just before ...

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  16. MAINLAND PASSENGER SERVICE.

    The president of the Hobart Chamber of Commerce yesterday despatched the following cable message to the Acting Prime Minister (Dr. Earle Page): ...

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  17. VISCOUNT GREY ON PROTECTION.

    Viscount Grey, speaking in support of the Liberal candidate at Sa[?]sbury, said: If the Government wanted the country's opinion they ought to have ...

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  18. THE ALDERSHOT MURDER.

    The trial was completed to-day of Lance-Corporal Dearnley, 1st Battalion Leicester Regiment, for the murder of Drummer Ellis, who was missed on ...

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  19. THE RUHR.

    A new and delicate situation is arising in the Ruhr occupation, owing to France and Belgium having entered into an agreement with the Ruhr ...

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  20. FASCINATING LECTURE.

    Dr. W. J. Perry, lecturing at University College, London, detailed the list of anthropological problems which were recently discussed at the ...

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  21. MELBOURNE TO HOBART.

    It was recently announced in "The Mercury" that the Union Company's steamer Moeraki would leave Melbourne on December 4 for Hobart in order to ...

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  22. THE NOMINATIONS.

    Two Conservatives and one Liberal have been nominated for Oxford University and two Liberals and one "Christian Pacifist" for the University ...

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  23. LANCASHIRE COTTON TRADE.

    The improvement in the cotton trade of Lancashire is indicated by the result of two ballots of members of the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners ...

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  24. DEMONSTRATIONS IN BERLIN.

    Communists demonstrations were held throughout Berlin to-day, and led to frequent collisions with the police, a considerable number of civilians and ...

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  25. MR. ASQUITH'S CANDIDATURE.

    A body of men, with a bannor in scribed, "Hail, Bolshevik Russia," continuously interrupted Mr. Asquith [?]t Paisley last night, finally taking ...

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  26. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Judicial Committee of the House of Lords has reserved judgment in the appeal from the High Court of Australia in the case of Elijah Welden ...

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  27. CHOCOLATE FACTORY

    Late last night a fire at McDonald's chocolate factory at Paddington caused alarm at the Royal Hospital for Women. The hospital was separated from ...

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  28. MR. BRUCE'S TOUR.

    Mr. Bruce, Prime Minister of Australia, visited Manchester to-day, accompanied by the Earl of Derby, with whom he had stayed overnight at ...

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  29. AUSTRALIA NOT PAYING HER WAY.

    The president of the New South Wales Chamber of Manufactures (Mr. F. G. Kerr), in his presidential address at the annual meeting of the Chamber, argued ...

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  30. MR. CHURCHILL'S PREDICTION.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, the Liberal candidate for Leicester, speaking there to-day, said that whether the Liberals would get Mr. Baldwin off the front ...

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  31. JUGO-SLAVIA AND BULGARIA.

    The Sofia correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" states that a complete agreement has been reached, and conventions signed by the Commission ...

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  32. HUMAN OSTRICH.

    Private Hatch, 20 years of age, a soldier in the Scots Guards, who a fortnight ago was taken to the Alexandra Hospital, having swallowed a dinner ...

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  33. RUGBY FOOTBALL.

    For the second season Lawton, the Australian, is the most discussed Rugoy player in England. Since the season began there has been ...

    Article : 171 words
  34. NATIONAL INSURANCE.

    Giving0 evidence before the Royal Commission on National Insurance to-day, the grand secretary of the M.U. I.O.O.F., Mr. J. P. Taylor, discussing the ...

    Article : 228 words
  35. OFFENCES AGAINST CHILDREN.

    Salutary sentences were meted out by the Chief Justice (Sir Wm. Irvine) to-day to men found guilty of offences against girls of tender years. Among ...

    Article : 360 words
  36. LABOUR AND THE EMPIRE.

    Mr. J. H. Thomas, who was Labour member for Deroy until the dissolution, speaking at Barrow to-day, said that those people who call the Labour ...

    Article : 188 words
  37. PAPAL CONSISTORY.

    The Rome correspondent of the "Morning Post" states that the Italian newspaper "Osservatore Romano" announces that a papal consistery will ...

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  38. BRITISH SQUADRON'S CRUISE.

    The British special service squadron left Devonport the morning on its cruise of the world. Before its departure Vice-Admiral Sir Frederick Field, ...

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  39. EDUCATED DOMESTICS.

    The first party of 13 educated women intending to devote themselves to domestic work in Australia, and who have been organised by the Society for ...

    Article : 165 words
  40. PORT AUGUSTA-HAY LINE.

    The Premier of South Australia (Mr. Barwell), referring to-day to a telegram in the press intimating that it was probable that the Commonwealth ...

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  41. THE PRIME MINISTER'S SON.

    Mr. Oliver Baldwin, son of Mr. Stanley Baldwin, the Prime Minister, speaking at a Labour meeting at Buckingham yesterday, criticised the ...

    Article : 115 words
  42. LABOUR MOVEMENT.

    A conference between the New South Wales and Federal Parliamentary Labour parties and the executive of the Labour party in New South Wales, ...

    Article : 116 words
  43. AN ARISTOCRAT'S BANKRUPTCY.

    The Hon. Cyril Ward, brother of [?]e Ea[?] of Dudley, underwent his public examination in hankruptcy to-day. His liabilities are £3,367 and his assets [?]57. ...

    Article : 89 words
  44. PHILIPPINE PROGRESS.

    President Coolidge stated to-day that the F[?]pinos are making encouraging Progress towards their eventual independence, which the united States ...

    Article : 46 words
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