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  2. FIRST NIGHT WITHOUT TRAMS.

    The only apparent effect which the stoppage of the trams last night had upon the life of the city was that there were no moving cars with clanging bells passing ...

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  3. PEACE DAY.

    Marshal Foch has accepted an invitation from Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig to participate in the peace celebrations in London. ...

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  4. LOOKING ON!

    A statement bearing upon the seamen's strike and defining the Federal Government's attitude in the matter was made in the House of Representatives yesterday ...

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  5. MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S LEADERSHIP.

    Mr. Winston Churchill delivered an important speech last night, at a dinner ab tended by 100 members of the House of Commons belonging to the Centre party, ...

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  6. PROFITEERING.

    In order to bring down the cost of living, the French Government is erecting wooden booths for the sale of foodstuffs, and is also organising cheap restaurants ...

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  7. LOCAL CELEBRATIONS.

    Hampered by the restrictions imposed on account of the strike, the Peace day celebrations committee and similar bodies in the suburbs have endeavored to draw up a ...

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  8. JAPAN AND THE ALLIES.

    Speaking in the Senate, Senator Morras alleged that Japan in 1915 secured an undertaking with Great Britain, Fiance, Italy and Russia, who agreed to give ...

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  9. BRITISH COAL MISERS.

    Mr. Robert Smillie, president of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain, addressing the miners' conference at Keswick, in Cumberland, denied that ...

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  10. SUBURBAN CELEBRATIONS PROGRAMME.

    BRUNSWICK.--A sports gathering will be held a at Brunswick Park in the afternoon, and concerts will be held in the town hall and in the main street at night. ...

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  11. GERMANY AND JAPAN.

    The Senate has adopted a resolution asking President Wilson to furnish details of the secret treaty alleged to have been concluded between Japan and Germany in ...

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  12. IS THIS THE LAST WAR?

    In addressing the members of the Canadian Club, Mr. Massey, Prime Minister of New Zealand, said he did not believe that this would be the last war. Another ...

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  13. THE LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS.

    A regulation was issued yesterday by the Federal Government, under the War Precautions Act, making it an offence to fail to turn off the main or service electric ...

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  14. Sydney Unionists Meet.

    SYDNEY,--On Wednesday night a largely attended mooting of unionists was held in Sydney town hall to discuss the strike situation. The meeting was ...

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  15. RESTRICTIONS GAZETTED.

    The Central Coal Board has been empowered by the Federal Executive Council, by a special regulation issued under the War Precautions Act, to impose ...

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  16. ALLIES THREATEN HUNGARY

    General Franchet d'Esperey, on behalf of the Allies, has issued an ultimatum to Bela Kun, the Hungarian Communist Premier, demanding that the Soviet shall ...

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  17. THE IRISH PROBLEM.

    In the House of Lords to-day Lord Birkenhead, Lord High Chancellor, admitted the necessity of the Government declaring its Irish policy at an early date. ...

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  18. GRAVES ON GALLIPOLI.

    The Australian force is maintaining a detachment on Gallipoli for the purpose of restoring graves, and has also offered to undertake permanently the ...

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  19. THE HOURS OF PARLIAMENT.

    In view of the curtailment of the tram services, the House of Representatives decided yesterday to meet at 11 a.m. to-day, instead of at 2.30 p.m., as usual. The ...

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  20. Peace Clemency.

    ADELAIDE.-- In the House of Assembly or Wednesday, the Premier said that, in connection with peace celebrations, the Government had decided to remit portion of ...

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  21. LONG DISTANCE FLYING.

    The "Daily Express" offers a prize of £10,000 for a "commercial reliability air ship or aeroplane" which makes a return flight from Great Britain to India and ...

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  22. ITALY'S WAR EFFORTS.

    In the House of Commons to-day. Mr. Winston Churchill, Secretary of State for War, was questioned in regard to the speech delivered by Field-Marshal Sir ...

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  23. THE PERTH CELEBRATION.

    PERTH.--The Returned Soldiers' Association, which at first declined to take port in the Peace celebrations because Anzac day was not declared a public ...

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  24. ALL HOTELS TO CLOSE.

    All licensed premises in the Commonwealth are to be compulsorily closed on Saturday (Peace Celebration day). The Federal Government decided on this step ...

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  25. DISLOYALISTS AND THE A.I.F.

    ADELAIDE.--One of the most interesting questions discussed at the soldiers' congress on Wednesday was the relation of returned men to industrial unionism and ...

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  26. THE INFLUENZA.

    There were 155 admissions of influenza patients into metropolitan hospitals yesterday, and but 93 discharges, the number of cases under treatment last night thus being ...

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  27. SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

    It is probable that the steamer Woolgar (Melbourne Steamship Company Ltd.) will bring a cargo of coal from Newcastle to Victoria. The vessel, which is one of the ...

    Article : 323 words
  28. OPERATIONS IN RUSSIA.

    Replying to a question in the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Winston Churchill, Secretary of State for War, stated that according to official advices General ...

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  29. PUBLIC HOLIDAY PROCLAIMED.

    It has been decided by the Federal Government that all casual employes in the public service' should receive a full day's pay on Peace Celebration day. ...

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  30. BRITISH AIRSHIP BURNT.

    Disaster has befallen the coastal airship NS11. The coast dwellers at Cromer, in Norfolk, saw a glare in the sky, and a burning mass fall into the sea. The ...

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  31. Cadet Parades on Saturday.

    Senior cadet units may take part voluntarily in local peace celebrations on Saturday. Where an alternative or compulsory parade has been called for that day, such ...

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  32. GENERAL CABLES.

    The steamer Athenic has salted for New Zealand, taking 445 troops in addition to soldiers' families. ...

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  33. Gross Cruelty to Prisoners.

    Revolting cruelty and treachery were revealed at the court-martial of Fratel a Eurasian warrant officer, who was charged with gross inhumanity and neglect to ...

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  34. The Turmoil at Townsville.

    BRISBANE.--It is reported from Townsville that 23 employes of the Railway department there have been suspended for disobedience. They are the men who ...

    Article : 174 words
  35. THE QUARANTINE CHARGES.

    PERTH.--Mr Allen, M.L.C., who was quarantine, during the railway journey from the eastern States, has presented a petition to the Premier from his fellow ...

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  36. FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS.

    [?] a motor cycle in Bridge-road Richmound, yesterday morning, Eric Tyler, 37 years, married, of 19 Boronia-street, Canterbury, collided with a tram car, and was severely injured. He was ...

    Article : 85 words
  37. New Metals Company.

    Henry Gardner and Company has been registered with a capital of £1,000,000, of which £650,000 is to be issued fully subscribed. The principal shareholders are ...

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  38. PECKSNIFF-MICAWBER COMBINATION.

    Inquiries made in well-informed circles yesterday revealed that Mr. Groom's statement of the Government's implied activities and very firm attitude had fallen flat. ...

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  39. THE UNEMPLOYED.

    Reinforced by a noisy but otherwise orderly, following of 1500 unemployed of both sexes, who swarmed around the entrance to the Premier's office without ...

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  40. AN ILLEGAL PROCESSION.

    PERTH,--The city council has decided to Prosecute P. Mooney, marshal of the Trades Hall procession held on 6th inst. to protest against the of living. Action ...

    Article : 71 words
  41. Young Man's Body Found in Gardens

    Early Yesterday morning the body of a young man was found lying in the Exhibition Gardens. The Grafton Police who discovered the body and ad it removed to the Morgue, do not suspect ...

    Article : 99 words
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