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  2. YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE. Foreign Ambassadors Meet Cadets.

    The cadets of the Young Australia league were present to-day at an interesting and most effective ceremony in the library of Australia House, ...

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  3. WHEAT PRICES. Collapse in America.

    Wheat prices have suddenly collapsed, quotations for May delivery having dropped as low as 1 dollar 85 cents per bushel, which is almost 21 cents under ...

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  4. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

    Norman Thorne, who is charged with having murdered his finance. Elsie Cameron, whose remains were found baried on his poultry farm at Crowborough, ...

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  5. EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS. Government Unfriendly to Britain.

    The special political correspondent of the "Daily Express" says that Great Britain should not build up new hopes because Zaghlul was not returned as ...

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  6. MOTORING FATALITY.

    Mr. J. W. H. T. Douglas, vice-captain of the visiting English cricketers, narrowly escaped serious injury in a fatal motoring accident in New-street, ...

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  7. AORANGI DAMAGED.

    The motor ship Aorangi (17,500 tons), the largebt motor ship in the world, belonging to the Union Steamship Company, while on her first trip ...

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  8. THE MARITIME DISPUTE. Charges Against Walsh.

    Heated exchanges between counsel marked the proceedings at the City Court on Saturday, when the hearing of charges against the Federal ...

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  9. BLIND INSTITUTION.

    The Royal Commission which is inquiring into the affairs of the Tasmanian Institute for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb, continued the taking of ...

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  10. GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS.

    It is estimated that about half of the electoral-delegates chosen by Alexandria at yesterday's voting are Zaghlulists and the other half Liberals, Constitutionals ...

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  11. SUSPECTED OF MURDER.

    S. C. Stone, father of Jack Hoxie, the film actor, a night watchman in the residential district whence two little girls, May and Nina Martin, ...

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  12. OPIUM CONFERENCE. BRITISH AND AMERICAN VIEWS.

    In view of the developments already known the American delegation has withdrawn from the opium conference. (Reuter.) ...

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  13. DE-REGISTRATION DECISION.

    Commenting on the decision of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court in the seamen's case, the vice-president of the Employers' Federation of New South ...

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  14. ACTION BY EXECUTORS.

    The wheat market is skyrocketing. The prices, the reports of which during the last few weeks have caused serious alarm among European householders, broke ...

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  15. RELEASED PRISONERS. MINISTER'S UNEXPECTED ACTION.

    The Nationalist Minister for Justice (Mr. Tielman J. Roos) has launched a bombshell by releasing from gaol about 1,000 prisoners who had been ...

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  16. CHICAGO PRICES.

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  17. CHINESE DELEGATES WITHDRAW.

    The absence of the Chinese delegation at the opening of the plenary session of the second opium conference to-day was interpreted as meaning that the ...

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  18. FRENCH WHEAT.

    The Chamber of Deputies, by 328 votes to 225, has adopted the proposals made by the Government for the regulation of the wheat supplies in the ...

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  19. MEETING WITH GENERAL BIRDWOOD.

    A rather happy unrehearsed meeting with General Sir William Birdwood occurred at Australia House, the General picking out a diminutive ...

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  20. GENERAL CABLES. PRUSSIAN PREMIERSHIP.

    Dr. Heinrich Braun has declined to accept the Premiership of Prussia. ...

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  21. RECALCITRANT WORKERS.

    While the authorities have been liberating criminals wholesale, they have a short and sharp way of dealing with recalcitrant workers. Six ...

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  22. THE BLESSINGS OF SIGHT.

    An operation to give sight having been successfully performed on two children, Morris and Viola Emour, they have seen for the first time the blue of ...

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  23. CLASSIC LOVE STORY.

    A classic love story was ended yesterday in the Law Courts by the acquittal of the pretty Polish actress, Mdlle Stanislawa Umenska, who was charged ...

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  24. MIGRATION. AUSTRALIA'S LACK OF DECISION.

    Surprise is expressed in London at Australia's delay in coming to a decision in regard to the migration scheme, and this is intensified by cabled ...

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  25. EMPIRE RESOURCES.

    The Secretary for the Colonies (Mr. Amery), in a speech at Liverpool yesterday, said: "It is essential to take every measure to develop ...

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  26. VISIT TO UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.

    The cadets this morning inspected the buildings of University College, and were received by the Vice-Chancellor (Dr. Gardner), and ...

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  27. NEW ORIENT LINER.

    The Orient Company's new policy of limiting the passenger classes on its vessels to first and third is finely exemplified by the new liner Oronsay, ...

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  28. REGRET FOR BOBBED HAIR.

    It was stated in evidence at an inquest at Preston (Lancashire) on a girl who drowned herself, that she did so because she regretted having bobbed her ...

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  29. AUSTRALIAN SURPLUS.

    The market correspondent of the "Morning Post," reviewing the recent wheat "bull raid," and recalling the famous attempted corners in wheat, says:—"Early in ...

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  30. DEPORTATION OF COMMUNIST.

    It is understood that the Indian Government has requested the deportation to India of Mr. M. M. Ruy, the Indian Communist, for the purpose of ...

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  31. ENTRY OF SOUTH EUROPEANS.

    On his attention being drawn to the statement appearing in the press as emanating from Sydney, the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) to-day denied that he had ...

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  32. WAR DEBTS. BRITISH NOTE TO FRANCE.

    The "Daily Telegraph" says that the British Note on war debts was despatched to Paris to-day. It is understood that it briefly sets out the principles on ...

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  33. CHINESE DEVELOPMENT.

    Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen, the President of the Southern Chinese Republic, is gradually weakening. A conference will be held on March 1 to discuss the industrial ...

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  34. CITY WATER SUPPLY.

    The Manchester Corporation has decided to expend immediately £10,000,000 on a water supply scheme. The scheme will include the lengthening of Thirlmere ...

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  35. AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS' WORK.

    Messrs. Robert Austin and Herbert Thompson are exhibiting their works at the Royal Society of Painters, Etchers, and Engravers. ...

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  36. BRITISH DEBT TO U.S.A.

    It is understood that the British note, in accordance with the cablegram of yesterday, is a concise document, elaborating the principle that Great Britain requires ...

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  37. FOSSIL SKULL.

    Professor Dart, the Queenslander who has discovered the fossil skull of a man-ape, believed to be the missing link, explains that the skull is of much ...

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  38. FRENCH SOCIALISTS.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Express" says that a Socialist deputation, headed by M. Leon Blum, the Socialist leader, waited on the ...

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  39. HOARD OF SOVEREIGNS.

    A labourer walked into a Blackburn (Lancashire) bank to-day, and deposited 990 sovereigns of pre-Victorian gold. He explained that the money ...

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  40. RADIO.

    A radio message sent from Sydney by an amateur and relayed across the American continent has been picked up here by J. Peckman, who caught the relay ...

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  41. SOVIET ARMY.

    On the occasion of his taking up his duties as Commissar of War, in succession to M. Trotsky, M. Frunse issued an order to-day to the army ...

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  42. ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. RESTORATION FUND GROWING.

    "The Times" Fund for the restoration of St. Paul's Cathedral now amounts to £226,985, of which sum £2,294 was received to-day. ...

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  43. TURCO-GREEK CRISIS.

    The Turkish reply to the Greek Note in connection with the expelled Patriach has been presented to the Greek charge d'affaires at Angora. ...

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  44. FOOD PRICES.

    Giving evidence before the Food Commission, Mr. L. F. Wise, a member of the Food Council, submitted a memorandum of meat supplies. He said that the ...

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  45. TOBACCO MARKET.

    Senator Ernest introduced in the Senate to-day a motion that an investigation be made by the Federal Trade Commission into an alleged agreement ...

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  46. THE RUM FLEET. CRUISING OFF AMERICAN COAST.

    Many Government craft are on the watch off the New Jersey coast to prevent the smuggling of liquor from the largest rum fleet which has assembled ...

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  47. CORPORATION SURVEYOR'S STATEMENT.

    Mr. J. R. Pakeman, chairman of the Special Committee of the Corporation of the City of London, which is dealing with the question of St. Paul's ...

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  48. CHINESE RETAILERS.

    More than 12,000 Chinese retailers are affected, and will possibly be forced to leave the Philippine Islands, as the result of a decision of the Supreme ...

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  49. "BACHELOR" BIRDS.

    Miss Turner, lecturing yesterday at a meeting of a Camera Club, after having spent seven months in a lonely vigil on the island of Scolthead, off the ...

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  50. CATHOLIC REFUGEES.

    Two hundred Roman Catholic refugees who were chased from their names in Belfast during the anti-Catholic reign of terror three years ...

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  51. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    The catering at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley in 1925 will, ti is announced, be divided between nine firms, exclusive of Messrs. Lyons and ...

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  52. CAPTAIN ARTHUR.

    The magistrate to-day refused the application for the provisional relese of Captain Arthur, A.D.C. to Sir Hari Singh. Captain Arthur is to be tried ...

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  53. FIGHT WITH COASTGUARDS.

    After a fight on the pier between 30 rum runners and coastguardsmen, the latter seized liquor valued of at 100,000 dollars (£20,000) and six prisoners. ...

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