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  2. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    Amongst the passengers who are leaving Adelaide for Fremantle by the Katoomba this afternoon are the Governor-General and Lady Denman, accompanied ...

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  3. THE SOUTH SEA VOLCANO.

    The French steamer Pacifique, which arrived this afternoon, brings terrible tales of tragedies enacted on 5th and 6th December when Ambrym Island, one of the New ...

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  4. SUFFRAGETTE CRIMES.

    Suffragettes yesterday, attempted to blow up the wall of Holloway Gaol. There were two violent explosions in the vicinity of the cell occupied by Rachel Pearce, who ...

    Article : 254 words
  5. THE STATE CRISIS.

    Events which happened yesterday cleared the atmosphere of State politics for the time being. The application for a dissolution made by the Premier, Mr. Elmslie, ...

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  6. THE STRIKE AT LEEDS.

    In connection with the strike of Leeds corporation workmen, a special strike committee, on which labor is not represented, yesterday notified the strikers that those ...

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  7. LAND LAWS REFORM.

    Mr. Lloyd-George will open his Scottish land campaign at the end of January. It is understood that the Scottish Land Report favors the taxation of land values, and ...

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  8. BEACH DANCING SALOON.

    A meeting convened by the West St. Kildn Progress Association was held in the local town hall last night to protest against the registration of the newly ...

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  9. RURAL DEPOPULATION.

    The Board of Agriculture, in its report on sural depopulation since 1901, states that about 1,060,000 acres have passed out of tillage, and 388,000 acres out of cultivation. ...

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  10. NARRATIVES BY EYE WITNESSES.

    Captain Charvin, of the Pacifique, said when asked to describe what the scene was like, "It is impossible for me to tell you. It was very terrible, it was--well, ...

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  11. THE DUBLIN STRIKE.

    A conference of masters and men concerned in the Dublin strike is being held with a view of effecting a settlement of the trouble. A hopeful spirit pervades ...

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  12. INDIANS IN NATAL.

    At the instance of the commission unpointed to inquire into the grievances of British Indians in South Africa, and with a view of making the investigation as ...

    Article : 77 words
  13. BANK MANAGER ARRESTED.

    A sensation was caused to-day by the arrest of Jaffer Gooaub, manager of the Credit Bank of India. He has been arrested for ran alleged breach of trust ...

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  14. HOME RULE ISSUE.

    Most of the newspapers accept as accurate the "Daily Chronicle's" report that Mr. Asquith has placed himself in communication with Lord Lansdowne and Mr. ...

    Article : 113 words
  15. THE MINISTERIAL MINUTE.

    The Premier's memorandum, after traversing the proceedings in Parliament, since the appointment of the Ministry, states that the reasons for a dissolution apepar ...

    Article : 257 words
  16. MR. GOKHALE'S ATTITUDE.

    Mr. G. H. Gokhale, a member of the Viceroys Legislative Council, denies that he sent a cable message to the Indians in South Africa, advising them to boycott ...

    Article : 54 words
  17. THE LIVERPOOL MURDER.

    Strenuous efforts are being made to locate the man Sumner, who is suspected of the murder of Miss Bradfield at Liverpool a week ago. Much excitement prevailed ...

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  18. SHIPPING RATES WAR.

    The Hamburg-Amerika Company has decided to make sweeping reductions in its rates, without waiting for the meeting of the North Atlantic shipping conference, on ...

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  19. DR. STEFANSSON'S FATE.

    Considerable doubt prevails us to the real fate of Dr. Stefansson's Antarctic expedition. The first report stated that Dr. Stefansson and a section of his party were ...

    Article : 134 words
  20. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--The reputation for fair play of the public press of Australia is world-wide, and it is upon that reputation that in addressing you I now rely. I am the promoter ...

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  21. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR'S REPLY.

    Having perused the Ministerial minute, the Lieutenant Governor intimated to Mr. Elmslie that he could not comply with his request for a dissolution. He set out his ...

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  22. SENSATION IN A THEATRE

    A sensation was caused in the Royal Opera House last night, during the performance of Lohengrin, by the sudden appearance of a naked man in the front of ...

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  23. ATLANTIC POOL AGREEMENTS.

    The North Atlantic Freight 'Pool' has been denounced by the Norddeutscher Lloyd and The North Atlantic Passenger 'Pool' by the Hamburg-Amerika line, both ...

    Article : 249 words
  24. AMERICAN RAILWAYS.

    The Inter-State Commerce Commission has reported that there have been nearly three hundred thousand violations of the laws governing the employment of railway ...

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  25. SUMMER SESSION MAY BE HELD.

    It is commonly thought that a short session will be held early in the new year if the new, Ministry can persuade members to attend. It is always difficult ...

    Article : 188 words
  26. ARBITRATION TREATY.

    A new treaty has been signed between the United States and the Netherlands. The treaty follows the lines of the proposal for averting, war, made about two ...

    Article : 73 words
  27. SUGAR COMMISSION.

    The published summary of the Privy Council's decision in the Colonial Suger Refining Co.'s appeal against the Commonwealth Attorney-General and Royal ...

    Article : 569 words
  28. ACTION BY GRAND DUKE.

    A libel action, in which the Grand Duke Boris of Russia was suing "Munsey's Magazine" has been settled. The libel was contained in the April number of the ...

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  29. SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA.

    The international conference, which recently met to consider the best methods to be adopted for guarding lives at sea appointed a committee to consider the ...

    Article : 152 words
  30. NATIONAL THEATER.

    The Shakespeare memorial committee has acquired from the Duke of Bedford a site in Bloomsbury for the erection of a national theatre in perpetuation of the ...

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  31. PROBABLE NEW MINISTRY.

    After meeting the Lieutenant-Governor [?] morning Mr. Watt trill proceed at once to the formation of his new Cabinet. Necessary this Cabinet is not expected to ...

    Article : 114 words
  32. THE LIBEL.

    The passage in the article to which exception was taken was as follows:--"During the war with Japan he (the Grand Duke Boris) distinguished ...

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  33. SMALL-POX IN NEW ZEALAND.

    Interviewed to-day, Mr. Rhodes, Minister of Health, said he could not understand the delay on the part of the Federal authorities in entirely removing ...

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  34. CYCLONE IN CEYLON.

    The Cyclonic weather which has prevailed throughout Ceylon for some time has abated. Railway traffic is still dislocated, many bridges having been swept ...

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  35. SECOND MINISTERIAL ELECTIONS.

    While nominations close to-day for the seats vacated by Labor Ministers, it will be requisite to fix an early date for receiving nominations for the constituencies ...

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  36. DELIMITATION OF ALBANIA.

    The delimitation of the southern frontier of Albania has been completed. The Delimitation Commission unanimously adopted the details proposed by ...

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  37. COST OF THE FRENCH ARMY.

    M. Caillaux, Minister of Finance, proposes to cover the expenditure incurred by the extension of the term of service in the French army to three years ...

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  38. SAN FRANCISCO EXHIBITION.

    Here Baffin, head of the Hamburg. Amerika line of steamships, states that the non-of committee appointed to organise German representations at San ...

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  39. THE AEROPLANE IN WAR.

    Advices from Tetuan state that during the recent fighting at Benkarrich, in Morocco, several French aviators swept over the Moorish forces and dropped ...

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  40. PROCEEDINGS IN ASSEMBLY.

    The Legislative Assembly met yesterday at 2.30 p.m. Mr. Smith, honorary Minister, said the Premier had informed him that he had ...

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  41. BRITAIN AND GERMANY NOT REPRESENTED.

    The Asquith Government has decided against any official participation by Great Britain in the San Francisco Exhibition on the ground of expense. ...

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  42. A QUESTION OF INSANITY.

    A somewhat remarkable case was before the court to-day. An interim injunction was granted to restrain an American lawyer, named M'Pike, from selling ...

    Article : 82 words
  43. ELECTORAL REFORM IN FRANCE

    The Chamber of Deputies yesterday, by 330 votes to 161, passed a resolution in favor of a scheme of electoral reform, based on the scrutin de liste (voting by ...

    Article : 47 words
  44. THE KALGOORLIE VACANCY.

    A private message received in Melbourne last night shows that Mr. Mahon has a big lend in the voting for selection in the Labor interest to contest the ...

    Article : 71 words
  45. DOMINIONS EXHIBITION.

    A meeting was held at the Mansion House to-day in support of the proposed British Dominions Exhibition. Lord Strathcona, in an address, said he hoped ...

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  46. Advertising

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  47. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    James M'Cafferty, late of Mount Hooghley; farmer, who died on 20th November, left by will dated 28th October, 1913, £3051 realty and £430 personalty to his relatives. ...

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