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  2. CHEAPER VEGETABLES.

    Delegates representing onion and potato glowers from various parts of the State met yesterday to discuss the formation of a producers' organisation. It was agreed ...

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  3. THE PRICE OF BREAD.

    The extraordinary position created by the latest decision of the Wheat Board emphasises the utter folly and glaring injustice of the arrangement hastily made some ...

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  4. GROW WHEAT."

    SYDNEY.--The Royal Agricultural Show [?] officially opened by the Governor-General on Wednesday. His Excellency said he [?]preciated the importance of primary ...

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  5. W.LHELM'S NOTE BOOK.

    The Manchester "Guardian" continues the publication of extracts from the notes compiled by the ex-Kaiser during his exile for his unpublished book. ...

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  6. LOWER SHIPPING FREIGHTS.

    The Commonwealth Government Shipping Line is reverting forthwith to the old rates for all refrigerating freights. The freights on rabbits will be reduced from ...

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  7. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    SYDNEY.--When Mr. Hughes's departure for London was mentioned to Mr. M'Williams, leader of the Country party on Wednesday, he said his party could give ...

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  8. REAFFORESTATION.

    Viscount Novar (formerly Sir Ronald Ferguson), who is president of the Empire Forestry Association, addressed the Dominions' High Commissioners and ...

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  9. AUSTRALIA'S WOOL.

    The "Yorkshire Observer" says:--"The wool conference's new scheme may have effects which would be not altogether unsatisfactory, but it attacks the problem at ...

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  10. MR. TUDOR'S COMMENTS.

    "I think I can claim to be a fairly good tipster," said Mr. F. Tudor, the leader of the Federal Parliamentary Labor party yesterday, commenting on the altered ...

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  11. AMBUSHES IN IRELAND

    A party of police was ambushed to-day at Keadew, Roscommon. Two constables were killed. Another police patrol has been ambushed ...

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  12. GERMAN APPEAL TO LEAGUE

    The League of Nations has issued the text of a German memorandum protesting against the Allied sanctions. It alleges that the Allies' action is contrary to the ...

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  13. CONTROL OF EXPENDITURE.

    SYDNEY.--Sir Joseph Cook said on Wednesday:--"All sorts of political possibilities are being given an airing just now, but I notice that at least two of the ...

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  14. ANGLO-RUSSIAN AGREEMENT.

    The Prime Minister explained the Russian trade agreement in the House of Common last night. He pointed out that the Soviet was a de facto Government, and ...

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  15. SEDITION IN INDIA.

    Rioting has been renewed at Rai Bareli (Agra and Oudh). The mob attacked the police, who were trying to arrest four agitators for making inflammatory speeches. ...

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  16. IS THIS TRUE ?--CHEAP WHEAT FOR GERMANY.

    Sir,--As one interested in the price of wheat for local consumption, I wish to enter a strong protest against the action of the Government reducing the price to ...

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  17. Inter-State Wheat Dealings.

    A suit by Albert Edward Delaney, trading as Delaney and Co., merchants, George street, East Melbourne, for whom Mr. Latham, instructed by Messrs. Snowden, ...

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  18. The Australian Legion.

    The organisers of the Australian Legion are well satisfied at the interest that continues to be shown by the public in this new movement. In view of the many ...

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  19. INDIGNANT PROTEST BY HOUSEWIVES.

    Sir,--If the arrangement now made with the Australian Wheat Board and flour millers will permit of the price of wheat being reduced to 711 per bushed for flour ...

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  20. FOOD SHORTAGE IN BERLIN.

    Owing to the shortage of the food supplies in Berlin the German authorities have abolished the "gallows meal." This is a custom which has been in force for over ...

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  21. HUSBAND AS WITNESS.

    During the hearing of a suit for arrears of maintenance in Prahran court on 17th January, in which May E. Folwell was plaintiff, and her husband, ...

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  22. NORTH PACIFIC ISLANDS.

    The Japanese ambassador, Mr. Shidehara, has authorised the United Press Association to deny categorically all the reports that Japan is fortifying or intends ...

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  23. AMERICA'S ATTITUDE.

    The Republican Publicity Association, which is the official organ of the Republican party, has issued the following statement:--"A former ally demands that we ...

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  24. FEDERAL COAL CONTROL.

    SYDNEY.--Representatives of the New[?]le Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday interviewed the Prime Minister, and [?] the removal of the Federal control ...

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  25. GREEK REFUGEES' PLIGHT.

    Deaths are occurring at the rate of 1000 per mouth in the refugees' camp at Salonika, half of the victims being children under the age of three years. These ...

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  26. RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.

    Sir,--I sent a case, of apples from Emerald to Parkdale (47 miles), for which the railways charged 18 last week. Last year the charge for same was 9d Has the ...

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  27. ELECTION TO WHEAT BOARD.

    PERTH.--The ballot for a growers representative on the Australian Wheat Board resulted in the election of Sinclair M'Gibbon. who on a preferential vote ...

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  28. SOVIET MISSION'S BAGGAGE.

    A [?]ner search of the Russian trade delegation's luggage revealed more gold roubles, rugs, lace and platinum; several Soviet Red uniforms; two brooches, each ...

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  29. THE SILESIAN PLEBISCITE.

    According to a telegram received from Berlin, the German Foreign Minister, Dr. Simons, has announced that at the plebiscite in Upper Silesia there were large ...

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  30. THE THEATRE IN ENGLAND.

    Mr. Bert Bailey, the well-known comedian, returned to Melbourne yesterday from London by the Demosthenes. He has brought with him three plays, which ...

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  31. WAR SERVICE HOMES.

    Following the recent developments in connection with the War Service Homes Commission, the Acting Minister for Repatriation (Mr. Rodgers) has convened a ...

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  32. SIR THOMAS BEECHAM.

    In September last a receiving order was issued against Sir Thomas Beecham, the well-known composer and operatic conductor. To-day the compulsory winding ...

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  33. AN AVIATOR'S WOOING.

    Permission was sought from Mr. Justice Schutt in chambers yesterday by Captain Garrett Farrelly O'Brien, of Kerang, a member of the Royal Air Force, ...

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  34. The Healesville Hearse Train

    Sir,--Kindly grant me space to make a serious complaint in reference to this train and it management. One large sack of French beans, marked "vegetables," was ...

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  35. DIRECT APPEAL TO AMERICA.

    The New York "Times" correspondent at Washington telegraphs:--"President Harding has received a direct appeal from the Moscow regime for the resumption of ...

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  36. JOCKEY KILLED.

    TALLANGATTA.--At Mitta Mitta races Thomas Walker, rider of Jackeroo in the Brush Hurdle Race, came down at one of the jumps and was seriously hurt. ...

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  37. WORK FOR EX-SERVICE MEN.

    The dilution of unskilled labor in the building trade promises to result in n struggle having unusual features. The Government, after the refusal of the trade ...

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  38. WHERE ARE THOSE BEANS ?

    Sir,--This morning at the Railway department's refreshment rooms at Fern Tree Gully I desired to purchase a poun[?] or two of apples to cat in the train, but ...

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  39. [?]EVEL CROSSING ACCIDENT.

    Dr. J. H. Johnson, of Cheltenham, met with a serious accident yesterday afternoon [?]ugh his motor car being run into by goods train at the Moorabbin-road level ...

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  40. Y.M.C.A. OFFICERS' CONFERENCE.

    The employed officers of the Y.M.C.A. contined their conferences yesterday. Mr. P. J. L. Kenny, general secretary of the Sydney association, addressed the ...

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  41. BRINGING PRICES DOWN.

    SYDNEY.--In the profiteering court on Wednesday, Judge Beeby ordered a reduction in the price of benzine and kerosene. The reduction, he said, was purely ...

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  42. TREATY OF PEACE ACT.

    Mr. Justice Higgins, in the High Court yesterday, stated that the was authorised by his brother judges of the Full Court to say, in relation to the reference in Roche ...

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  43. RAND MINING LANGUISHES.

    Speaking at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Mines to-day, Sir Lionel Phillips (a former president, of the chamber) said that the gold-mining industry on the ...

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  44. J. H. KIRKWOOD AT CHICAGO.

    The sports editor of the New York "Times" says:--"If the reports from Chicago are true there will be one golfer in the north-south open championships at ...

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  45. PRAHRAN CITY SURVEYOR.

    Sir,--Your report in one important particular is incorrect. You state "that in committee the council selected Mr. A. L Johnson," whereas at the committee ...

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  46. GENERAL CABLES.

    The annual report of the directors of the Bank of Australasia shows a profit for the year of £700,874. Replying to a question in the House of ...

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  47. TASMANIAN TRAGEDY.

    [?] The Ulverstone court house [?] again crowded on Wednesday during [?] hearing of the coroner's inquiry into [?] death of Chrissie V[?]nn, who was ...

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  48. Second Australian XI.

    WELLINGTON.--The Australians began a match against an Ashburton county fifteen on Wednesday. Ashburton made 183. Australia passed the local total in an hour ...

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  49. LADY JOCKEY WINS THE WILLAURA CUP.

    WILLAURA.--The winner of the Willaura Cup on Tuesday, Mr. So So (Dowlingston--Spanish Laady) was ridden by Mrs. A. A. Laidlaw, who created a ...

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  51. PERSIAN SITUATION CALM.

    The situation in Persia is now calm. The Shah celebrated Persian New Year's day on, Monday in Teheran reviewing the troops and giving a reception to the ...

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  52. RECEIVER SENTENCED.

    On a charge of receiving stolen boots and [?]ther, the property of peter O. Gr[?]es, Frank William Wright was [?] by Mr. Justice M'Arthur, in the Criminal Court yesterday, to two ...

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