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  2. FEDERAL POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

    The position of the Federal Government during the past fortnight has been far from happy. Proposals brought forward by the Ministry with regard to ...

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  3. THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS.

    The weather was beautiful and the mists of morning disappeared as the Prince passed Inangahu Junction to-day en route for Westport. After a delightful drive ...

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  4. THE AMERICAN NAVY.

    Giving evidence before the naval investigation committee, Mr. Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, disclosed the fact that President Wilson's secret instructions to the ...

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  5. THE TURKISH TREATY.

    An official summary of the Turkish treaty, which was handed to the Turkish delegates in Paris tins afternoon, has been issued. ...

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  6. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    Lady Helen Ferguson was present yesterday afternoon at a social gathering of the Friendly Union of Soldiers' Wives and Mothers at the Masonic Hall. ...

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  7. THE WHEAT SALES.

    The Prime Minister, Mr. Hughes, made some interesting disclosures yesterday regarding the attitude adopted by the wheat growers' representatives on the Australian ...

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  8. MR. WATT INTERVIEWED.

    Mr. Watt to-day outlined to British journalists the objects of his mission. He said he hoped to have an opportunity, while in Groat Britain, of studying the ...

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  9. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.

    A frank admission that Government departments cannot be run on business lines was made in the Senate yesterday by the Minister of Repatriation in reply to ...

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  10. THE HUNGARIAN AND JUGOSLAV SETTLEMENTS.

    Wild agitations against the Hungarian peace treaty are reported from Buda Pest. A Paris report states that the Jugo-Slavs propose the neutralisation of the Adriatic ...

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  11. SPECIAL SITTING OF PARLIAMENT.

    Immediately the House of Representatives met yesterday the exclusive announcement published in Wednesdays issue of "The Age" regarding the proposal of the ...

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  12. Federal Audit Bill.

    Further consideration was given to the Audit Bill in the House of Representatives last night. On clause 8 Mr. Higgs (Q.) moved an amendment giving the Auditor. ...

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  13. THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    At its next meeting the League of Nations will invite Austria, and probably Hungary to join the League. Later Germany, Turkey and Bulgaria will be ...

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  14. THE HOPE OF GERMANY.

    The correspondent of the "Daily Express" in Berlin has interviewed Herr Wirth, who says Germany bases her mam hopes of industrial recovery on the ...

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  15. BRITISH EXPENDITURE

    The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Austen Chamberlain), speaking on the second reading of the Finance Bill in the House of Commons tonight, said he hoped ...

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  16. CANADA AND AMERICA.

    In further explanation in the House of Commons of the Appointment by the Canadian Government of a Minister to Washington, Mr. Bonar Law said the new ...

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  17. THE POLISH ADVANCE

    Replying to Mr. Frederick Roberts in the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Churchill stated that there was a small British military intelligence mission at ...

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  18. RED CROSS SOCIETY.

    The Australian Red Cross central council at its meeting on Tuesday received correspondence from the League of Red Cross Societies, including an abridged report of ...

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  19. GRAZING LEASES.

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  20. The Naval Review.

    At the naval review to be held in Port Phillip Bay during the Prince's visit the Australian fleet will be drawn up in four lines. In addition there will be another ...

    Article : 144 words
  21. BORING FOR OIL.

    In the House of Commons to-dav, replying to Viscount Curzon, Mr. F. G. Kellaway said eleven oil wells which had been drilled in Great Britain had been ...

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  22. The Late Dr. Elsie Inglis.

    Mr. A. Fisher presided at a Caledonian fair at Australia House to-day in aid of a national memorial for the late Dr. Elsie Inglis, who conducted the Scottish ...

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  23. THE COALITION LIBERALS.

    Coalrtion Liberal Ministers addressed a crowded meeting at the Central Hall, Westminster, to-night. The chairman read a letter from Mr. Lloyd George, stating ...

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  24. The Mexican Revolution.

    The revolutionaries have conquered the whole of Mexico, with the exception of the outlying districts. General Obregon has guaranteed the safety of ex-President ...

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  25. The Wool Control Scheme.

    The desire of members of the House of Representatives for further information concerning the wool question, and the intention of Ministers not to give that ...

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  26. The Prince as Speechmaker.

    The Prince is to make only one speech in Melbourne, and this will be in response to the toast of the Prince of Wales at the official dinner at Federal Parliament House ...

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  27. THE STRIKE IN FRANCE.

    The Council of Ministers to-day ordered the dissolution of the Confederation of Labor as inimical to national defence. This is regarded as the most drastic measure since ...

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  28. THE LATE SIR GEO. STEWARD

    Telegrams and telephone messages of condolence from all parts of the Commonwealth deploring the death of Sir George Steward were received yesterday by the ...

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  29. CATERING IN ROYAL VISIT WEEK.

    The council of the Caterers' (Employers) Association yesterday decided to recommend that the union's demand for time and a half rates during one week of the Royal ...

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  30. BUTTON DAY FOR THE BLIND.

    An appeal on behalf of the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind is to be made to the public to-day. Associated with the appeal are the ladies' committee of the ...

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  31. Women's Hospital Ball.

    At a meeting of the executive committee of the Women's Hospital Ball, to be held at the Town Hall on 31st May, held yesterday it was announced that the music for ...

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  32. SETTLERS FOR VICTORIA.

    This Overseas Settlement Committee has hitherto received 30,000 applications for passages, 2000 of which have been referred to the Victorian Immigration ...

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  33. THE "WAKE UP, VICTORIA," LEAGUE.

    The committee of the "Wake Up, Victoria," League met yesterday at the Town Hall; Mr. B. Hoare presiding. Arrangements were made for a general meeting ...

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  34. CRIME IN IRELAND.

    A party of armed men attacked Mr. Wynne, a resident magistrate, at Tralee, while he was out motoring. Mr. Wynne replied, firing five shots with his revolver. ...

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  35. Disposal of the Profits.

    SYDNEY.--Referring to the latest suggestion of the Federal Government in connection with the wool industry, Mr. Lassetter, head of Messrs. F. Lassetter and ...

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  36. The End of the Ottoman Empire

    Without a map it is not easy to realise the meaning or effect of the cutting up of Turkey. In Europe, Greece gets all Macedonia ...

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  37. MILITARY HOSPITALS.

    An important conference regarding the future administration of certain military medical institutions will shortly be held between officers of the Defence and ...

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  38. NEW CLUB ROOMS AT EAST MELBOURNE.

    Last evening there was a very large gathering on the grounds of St. John's R.C. Church, East Melbourne, where Archbishop Mannix opened the new club rooms, ...

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  39. GENERAL CABLES.

    During a debate in the South African House of Assembly to-day on a motion for leave to introduce a private bill extending the franchise to women, Mr. J. X. ...

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  40. THE LOW-GRADE MINES.

    Labor members moved the adjournment of the South African House of Assembly this afternoon to discuss the closing down of the low-grade mines. Some members ...

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  41. Perth Motor Lorry Tragedy.

    PERTH.--The coroner's inquest into the cause of the Kalamunda motor lorry smash, which occurred on Sunday night, 18th April, resulting in the death of six ...

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  42. DETAILS BEING CONSIDERED.

    SYDNEY.--The wool scheme propounded by the Prime Minister is being considered in all its details by the various sections of the pastoral industry. The views of all ...

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  43. WAR SERVICE IN INDIA AND MESOPOTAMIA.

    The Secretary for Defence has informed Mr. C. W. C. Marr, M.P., who has made urgent representations on behalf of the men, that soldiers who served in India and ...

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  44. SALARIES OF THE CLERGY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 80 words
  45. MOTORISTS CHASED 2000 MILES.

    SYDNEY.--At the Burwood court on Wednesday George Brown, 23; Frederick Irvine Steele, 22: Charles Austin Kemp, 19, and Robert Charles Warren, 22, were ...

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  46. ADVERSE CRITICISM IN ENGLAND.

    Sir Arthur Goldfinch, Director of Raw Materials at the War Office, was interviewed to-day regarding the wool control scheme submitted by Mr. Hughes to the ...

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  47. NEW SOUTH WALES CRITICISM.

    SYDNEY.--Mr. H. P. Williams, organiser of the Progressive party, lecturing in Sydney on Wednesday on the loan which has been floated for the relief of ...

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  48. Advertising

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  49. A SUBSTITUTE FOR COTTON.

    The correspondent of the United Press Association at Berlin states that the Germans are developing a new industry known an ersatz. It is a substitute for cotton ...

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  50. PEARL DEALER'S LOSS

    BRISBANE.--Michael George, a Greek pearl dealer, embarked on the steamer Marsina at Samarai, having in his trunk pearls and bank notes to the value of over ...

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  51. TRAMWAY MEN'S DEMANDS

    SYDNEY.--The Tramway Union has received from the Railway Commissioners a reply to their demand for double pay during the Prince's visit. The Commissioners ...

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  52. Advertising

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  53. BOX HILL TRAIN SERVICE.

    Camberwell and Nunawading councils have decided to join forces in urging the Railway Commissioners to provide a more efficient service on the Camberwell--Box ...

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  54. Advertising

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