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  2. RAILWAY STRIKE.

    The joint conference between the executives of the 36 unions affiliated with the Transport Federation and the executives of the two railway unions met at Caxton ...

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  3. A RAILWAY MUDDLE

    "I tell you that when Sir Thomas Tail went out, the 'snap' went out of the department. Sir Thomas Tait had two views -- the railway view and the public view. ...

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  4. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    It is now practically certain that the next Federal elections will be held on Saturday, 13th December. All the remaining business of the session is to be shaped ...

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  5. FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.

    Etienne Poulet, the distinguished French aviator, has left Paris, starting on the first stage of his attempt to fly to Australia. ...

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  6. THE PEACE TREATY

    A telegram from Rome states:-- "The 'Popolo Romano' declares that Italy will await the decision of the American Senate and the French Chamber of Deputies ...

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  7. THE WHEAT INQUIRY.

    SYDNEY. -- Mr. Justice Pring, Royal Commissioner, heard further evidence on Thursday respecting the inquiry into certain wheat transactions and the financial ...

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  8. FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.

    As a result of the application of the "guillotine" the first referendum bill, by means of which the Commonwealth proposes to seek additional constitutional ...

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  9. Commonwealth Shipping Line.

    Beginning at the end of November, the Commonwealth Government line will inaugurate a regular fortnightly service of cargo steamers between Great Britain and ...

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  10. BOLSHEVIST REVERSES.

    A telegram from Copenhagen reports that the Funis have smashed the Bolshevist front and captured thousands of prisoners. A telegram from Helsingfors states:-- ''The ...

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  11. AUSTRALIA'S IMPORT TRADE

    The "Board of Trade Journal" draws attention to the serious decline of Great Britain's preponderance in Australia's import trade. It states that enterprising ...

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  12. APOLOGY FROM COSSACK GENERAL.

    An apology has been received from General Kalmikoff, the Cossack commander in Siberia, for his action in having an American soldier flogged. ...

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  13. SHIPPING WORK DELAYED.

    Bitter complaints are made in shipping circles that several lengthy delays in cargo operations at Williamstown have occurred within the past week. As a result several ...

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  14. Bolshevism in Hungary.

    The Hungarian Government has instituted criminal proceedings against 1500 persons charged with misdeeds during the Bolshevist regime. Five men accused of ...

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  15. THE BALTIC PROVINCES.

    Herr Noske, the German Minister of Defence, referring to the Entente's ultimatium to Germany, declares that the German Government is using the strictest ...

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  16. Government Well Prepared.

    In well- informed quarters it is believed that the railway men welcome the opportunity to reopen negotiations with a view to a possible settlement. A certain section ...

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  17. Germany and Food Supply.

    The Berlin Socialist journal "Vorwaerts" declares that the task of feeding Germany during the winter is a hopeful one. The results from the harvest are ...

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  18. RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.

    The second reading of the Railways was moved by the Premier in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. He said the measure, which was one of the most ...

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  19. IRISH "REPUBLIC."

    The authorities of Dublin Castle have obtained a copy of a proclamation alleged to have been issued by the military authority of the Irish republic, which has been ...

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  20. Mr. Hughes 's Opponent.

    Mr. K. [?]. Hampson, who has been selected as the Labor candidate to oppose Mr W. M. Hughes in the election at [?]digo in December next, catches the earliest ...

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  21. MR. GRAHAME'S RETIREMENT FROM OFFICE SUGGESTED.

    SYDNEY. -- In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday the Premier was asked by Mr. Bavin whether he did not think the time had arrived to ask Mr. Grahame to ...

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  22. German South-West Africa.

    The editor of the Pretoria "Volkstem," after visiting the South- West Protectorate writes:-- "The German population highly appreciates the wise and moderate regime ...

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  23. THE DARWIN SEAT.

    ZEEHAN. -- Mr. J. A. Lyons, leader of the Opposition in the Tasmanian Parliament, has definitely decided to submit himself, subject to the approval of the ...

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  24. THE PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    An interesting statement was made last night by Mr. Colebatch, Minister of Education in Western Australia, regarding the recent conference between the State ...

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  25. Good Work of Motor Lorries.

    A feature of the railway strike is the triumph of motor lorries, some of which are running 100 miles from London. This method of distributing food is likely to be ...

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  26. French Naval Mutineers.

    The trial has been concluded of the mutineers on the French battleship Jean Bart and three other ships of the fleet who in May last, while the vessels were in ...

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  27. FARMERS AND THE FLINDERS SEAT.

    DANDENONG. --At a meeting of the Farmers' Union on Wednesday night the president (Mr. E. Harris) consented to submit his name to the pre- selection ballot ...

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  28. Aggrieved Agents-General.

    The Agents-General strongly resent the treatment of the Food Ministry in regard to deputation. Sir Charles wade states that he wrote to Mr. G. H. ...

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  29. QUEENSLAND NATIONALISTS.

    Nationalist members of the Federal Parliament representing Queensland constituencies yesterday received advice that complete unity had been established among ...

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  30. LYSAGHT'S WORKS AT NEWCASTLE.

    At a meeting of the shareholders of John Lysaght Limited, the chairman said he regarded the construction of works at Newcastle, New South Wales, as one of ...

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  31. AMERICAN LABOR TROUBLES

    Fifty thousand ship yard employes at San Francisco have gone on strike owing to the suspension of the wages agreement having been ordered by the United States ...

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  32. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    Mr. W. Hutchinson Minister of Education and Forests, who had a recurrence of his illness on Wednesday night, was reported to be much improved yesterday. ...

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  33. METEOROLOGISTS CONFER.

    The Empire conference of meteorologists was held at the Air Ministry to-day. Mr. H. A. Hunt represented Australia, and Colonel D. C. Bates New Zealand. ...

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  34. LABOR NOMINATIONS IN N. S. W.

    SYDNEY, -- Thursday was the last day tor the receipt of nominations for the Federal and State electorates as far as the Labor party in Sydney was concerned, and ...

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  35. Schooner in Danger.

    From the meagre particulars received in Melbourne yesterday concerning the schooner Valmarie, 256 tons, which was driven ashore on the Ninety Mile Beach ...

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  36. Labor Candidate for Indi.

    The Victorian executive of the Australian Labor party is calling for nominations for a Labor candidate for the Indi electorate, closing on Saturday, 11th October. ...

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  37. RAND MINING OUTLOOK.

    At Johannesburg the mining outlook, despite the recent appreciation in gold values, is regarded as critical. The chief cause of anxiety is the enormously ...

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  38. Military Pay Office Robbed.

    ADELAIDE. -- W. J. Walters, a lieutenant in the A. I. F., was committed for trial on Thursday on a charge of having fraudulently misappropriated £1000 while acting ...

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  39. Race Riots in Arkansas.

    Race riots have occurred at Selena in Arkansas, where bands of whites and negroes fought in the streets, and many persons were wounded. Troops have been ...

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  40. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Charles Robb Patterson, late of Purrumbets, farmer, who died on 14th August, by his will of 4th March, 1919, left £2060 real estate and £830 personalty to his widow. ...

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  41. Diocesan Synod Session.

    Chiot among the motions which will be discussed at the session of the Diocesan Synod, which will commence on Monday next, is one which Rev. F. E. C. Crotty, ...

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  42. SENATE ELECTIONS

    The Proportional Representation Council, consisting of delegates from organisations working for this voting reform, will hold its inaugural meeting at Sir James ...

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  43. UNITED KINGDOM REVENUE.

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  44. LONDON WOOL SALES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 55 words
  45. Advertising

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  46. Advertising

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  47. Western Australian Harvest Assured

    Further generous rains are reported from Western Australia, thus assuring previous promises of a good harvest. Mr. Colebatch, Minister of Education in Western ...

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  48. Advertising

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  49. GENERAL CABLES.

    The tallow sales have been held up, the strike preventing the possibility of delivery. ...

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