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  2. THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

    With regard to the postal arrangement for the coming holidays, the department notified yesterday that on Monday, 26th (observed as Christmas day), postal and ...

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  3. N.S.W. POLITICAL CRISIS.

    SYDNEY.--It was definitely announced on Monday night that a Coalition Government had been formed. Sir G. Fuller will wait upon the Governor on Tuesday ...

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  4. GERMAN REPARATIONS.

    The French Prime Minister, M. Briand, arrived in London to-night for his conference with Mr. Lloyd George on the subjects of German reparation payments, and ...

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  5. THE CANBERRA SINK

    There is a very pronounced danger that not only in public money to be poured out with a lavish hand on the Federal capital project during the ensuing twelve mouths, ...

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  6. CRISIS AT WASHINGTON.

    An official communique issued last night stated that the sub-committee on naval limitation met yesterday, and, after a general discussion, adjourned till Monday. ...

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  7. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    The Governor-General and Lady Forster attended by Captain A. Lawrence, A.D.C., were present at the performance of Penelope at the King's Theatre yesterday ...

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  8. WORRIED MOTHER'S TRAGIC ACT.

    A tragedy, possessing unusually pathetic features, occurred at Oakleigh yesterday morning, when a mother drowned herself and her eight weeks' old baby girl in a ...

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  9. THE IRISH TREATY.

    It is not expected that Dail Erreann will divide on the motion for the ratification of the Irish Treaty before Tuesday. It is generally assumed in Dublin that Michael ...

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  10. THE FLOODING OF HULL.

    The damage caused by the inundation of portion of the city of Hull as the result of the tidal wave in the Humber is now estimated at £750,000. ...

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  11. THE RAILWAYS.

    On Saturday next (Christmas eve) a special train will be run from Rainbow. It will leave Rainbow at 6.55 p.m., connecting with special from Dimboola to Melbourne, ...

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  12. NEW FEDERAL DIVISIONS.

    ADELAIDE.--The report of the commission on the redistribution of the State into Federal divisions, based on the new quota of 39,169, determined by the last census, ...

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  13. PLENTY OF PENNIES.

    At this season of the year there is always a pronounced shortage of copper coins. Business people have again developed a fear that before Christmas eve the supply ...

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  14. WIRELESS TELEPHONY.

    A successful application of wireless telephony to commerce has been carried out by the Marconi company an co-operation with the British and Dutch postal ...

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  15. Heavy Motor Traffic.

    At the meeting of Fitzroy council last night Cr. Green drew attention to the excessive speed at which motor road [?]etal waggons travelled through the streets of ...

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  16. EMIGRATION SCHEMES.

    Sir James Connolly, Agent-General for Western Australia, who recently placed before the Imperial Government his "two million" emigration scheme, has received ...

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  17. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Sarah Quarry, late of Cavell's-road, Brunswick, window, who died on 18th November, by her will of 4th June, left £1450 real estate and £561 personalty to her children. ...

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  18. A KINDERGARTEN CHRISTMAS

    Father Christmas paid a visit last evening to the Free Kindergarten in Dorcas-street, South Melbourne, carrying with him a great many presents for the good little ...

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  19. GREEN VALE SANATORIUM.

    Statements which appear to warrant an inquiry into the conditions of the Green Vale Tubercular Sanatorium at Broad-meadows, and the system of transferring ...

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  20. Feeding Starving Europe.

    For the purpose of forming a Victorian committee of the Australian relief fund for stricken Europe (of which fund Lady Forster is president) a largely attended ...

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  21. A VIOLENT TROPICAL STORM.

    SYDNEY.--One of the most violent storms ever experienced in Glen Innes passed over this district shortly after 2 p.m. on Monday. The downfall was ...

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  22. SIX YEARS IN SLAVERY.

    A message from Turin states that the mother of Signorita Bulaletti, who was supposed to have been among the victims when the Italian steamer Angona was sunk by ...

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  23. AN AUSTRALIAN BOXER.

    Mr. B. Bennison, boxing writer on the staff of the "Daily Telegraph," has written a remarkable appreciative study of George Cook, the Australian pugilist, who is to ...

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  24. HOT DAY AT MILDURA.

    MILDURA.--A thermometer hanging in the shade of the pepper trees in Deakin-avenue on Monday reached 109 deg. ...

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  25. DIRIGIBLE FOR AMERICA.

    According to the New York "Times," the German Government is building a giant dirigible for the United States Government, without cost to the latter. The ...

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  26. THE HARVEST.

    Mr. Miscamble, Railway Commissioner, in charge of goods transportation, returned yesterday from an official trip to Dimboola-Yaapeet, Jeparit, Yanac and ...

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  27. Blind Children's Christmas.

    Although they could not see the real Christmas tree or Father Christmas in his red cloak and white whiskers, the blind children of the Royal Victorian Institute ...

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  28. AMERICA AIDS RUSSIA.

    The House of Representatives has passed a bill appropriating £4,000,000 for the purchase of grain and other food products for the relief of the starving in Russia. ...

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  29. WHO OWNS THE HOME?

    An action under the Married Women's Property Act was heard by Judge Williams in the County Court yesterday. Arthur Heron, of Geddes-street, Ascot ...

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  30. Fall from Load of Hay.

    Slipping from a load of hay which he was carting on Mr. Townsing's form at Diggers' Rest yesterday morning, Harold A. Thomas, aged 24, farm laborer, fell under ...

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  31. SILESIA'S NEW BOUNDARIES.

    Advices from Kattowitz state that the Allied boundaries commission has awarded Poland the Friendshutte district of Beuthen, the mines and factories of which are ...

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  32. The London Tavern.

    An order was made yesterday by Mr. Justice Cussen, on the application of the executors, Arthur Phillips, Caleb Albert Evans and Henry Kemp, for the passing ...

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  33. PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL.

    In consequence of the refusal of the Francaise de Rugby to permit the Australian footballers to play a match on the State Pershing, for the reason that its ...

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  34. An Immigrant's Money.

    Herbert Wilberforce Clarke, farm laborer, a recent arrival from England, related his troubles to the City Court bench yesterday. At 7.10 p.m. on 13th December he ...

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  35. South Yarra Bank Robbery.

    Investigations conducted yesterday into the circumstances connected with the sensational raid on the South Yarra branch of the English, Scottish and Australian ...

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  36. RABBIT SKINS.

    The closing sales of rabbit skins were held to-day, when 15 tons were submitted to a good attendance of the trade. First winters and supers. remained unchanged, but for lowergrades the ...

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  37. PLANS FOR A HOUSE.

    During the past six months complaints have been made to the Detective Office regarding a man who had called at the offices of several city architects; ...

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  39. THE NEW ZEALAND BILLIARDIST.

    At the conclusion of the Reece-M'Conachy billiard match last night the scores were:--M'Conachy, 17,000; Reece, 13,512. M'Conachy's breaks were 306, 262 and 182, and ...

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  40. Swimming Championships.

    ADELAIDE.--The second swimming championship carnival was held on Monday night. Results:--M..ltttttt shrdlu cmfwyp vbgkqj xzflflffffl SE C ...

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  42. A GIRL'S STORY.

    The alleged attack on a girl at Balaclava on Friday was investigated by Detective-Sergeant Armstrong and Senior Detective Holden, and proved to be without ...

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  43. TREAT TO COBURG CHILDREN.

    The mayor of Coburg (Cr. W. E. Cash) presided over a gathering of 600 people at De Carle-street State School on Saturday afternoon, when the Moreland branch ...

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  44. A PIONEER'S DEATH.

    FRANKSTON.--The peninsula has lost by death one of its earliest pioneers, Mr. James Wiseman, who has resided on the peninsula since 1862. A native of ...

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  45. Fitzroy Extraordinary Election.

    Nomination closed yesterday for the vacancy in the Fitzroy city council caused by death of Cr. D. Reddan, who was a representative for the East ward. Those ...

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