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  2. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    The Governor-General and Lady Stonehaven gave a dinner party at Government House yesterday evening, to which the following were invited:--Mr. Justice ...

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  3. RAILWAY FINANCES.

    The very important question of how to arrest the drift in the finances of the Railway department was yesterday the subject of earnest discussion between the ...

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  4. CROWN PRINCE IN DANGER

    A strange story has been received from Brussels. The Crown Prince Leopold was working in his study, when an explosion occurred in the fireplace, and pieces of ...

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  5. ESPIONAGE TRIAL.

    In order to prevent disclosures prejudicial to the safety of Britain, the McCartney-Hansen espionage case was heard for two hours in camera to-day. ...

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  6. NAVAL PLANS.

    The British Government has decided on further plans for cruiser construction beyond those announced on 23rd November. Instead of laying down three 8000-ton ...

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  7. THE MURRAY VALLEY

    The decision of the Federal Cabinet to call a conference of the Governments of New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria on the question of the ...

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  8. TROTSKY'S EXILE.

    Trotsky, who has been banished by his former Soviet comrades, has left Moscow for Virny, on tho Chinese-Turketsan frontier. ...

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  9. CLINGSTONE PEACHES.

    The Federal Government has decided that a subsidy not exceeding 16 per dozen 30-oz. tins shall be paid out of the Primary Production Trust Account on ...

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  10. CAR'S PLUNGE INTO RIVER.

    In describing her experience in the motor car which dived into the Yarra River at the Short-road, Williamstown on Tuesday night, Miss Fisher, of ...

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  11. ENDURANCE TEST.

    Lieutenant Kingsford Smith (Australia) and Lieutenant Pond, of the American Navy, left Wills Field at 8.11 a.m. today in the Spirit of California aeroplane, ...

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  12. CABLES AND WIRELESS.

    It is probable the cable-wireless conference will not disclose its proceedings until something approximating definiteness is reached. It is authoritatively ...

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  13. FUTURE OF EGYPT.

    Respecting the Anglo-Egyptian conversations, the Egyptian press is full of conjecture. Interviews with Sarwat Pasha and others deny that outstanding questions ...

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  14. WHALING IN ATLANTIC.

    The Colonial Secretary announces that Johan Rasmussen and Company, of Sandefjord, Norway, are being granted an exclusive licence to occupy certain islands ...

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  15. MR. TUNNECLIFFE'S VIEW.

    When asked prior to the conference if the Government's retrenchment proposals would be held in abeyance pending the inquiry by the royal commission, the ...

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  16. MOTOR TRUCK CATCHES FIRE.

    As the driver of a motor truck belonging to Melbourne Motor Body and Assembling Pty. Ltd., West Melbourne, was passing the Trades Hall in Victoria-street late ...

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  17. THE OMEO MYSTERY.

    The utmost secrecy is being observed in official police circles concerning the in vestigation which is being conducted by Detective-Sergeant Mulfahey at Omeo ...

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  18. AN UNOFFICIAL WAR.

    Senator Wheeler, speaking at the Economic Club, New York, to-day, said:-- "To all intents and purposes, President Coolidge and Mr. Kellogg are waging an ...

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  19. UNEMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN

    Unemployment in Britain continues to show violent fluctuations. The latest weekly returns show that the unemployed on 9th January totalled 1,232,100. This ...

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  20. Commissioners Will Co-operate

    Discussing the Government's decision to a Royal Commission to inquire into the finances of the Railway department, the chairman of the Railway ...

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  21. COTTON TRADE.

    The first meeting of the important round-table conference of cotton manufacturers and employes ended in a startling manner. The employers had not made ...

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  22. THE UNION AND RETRENCHMENT.

    The Victorian council of the Australian Railways Union gave further consideration last night to the protests voiced by Sunday's mass meeting of ...

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  23. ROYAL PRECEDENT.

    The ''Evening Standard," referring to Mr. Arnold Bennett's criticism of the absence of Royalty from Hardy's funeral, says it understands the King and the ...

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  24. ALLEGED THEFT OF £665

    At South Melbourne court yesterday Herbert James Hannon, 36 years, manager, was charged with having, about 7th September, 1926, when he was a servant ...

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  25. AMERICAN TARIFF.

    The House of Representatives practically nullified the Senate's tariff policy when it side-tracked Senator Macmaster's resolution passed by the Senate urging ...

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  26. AN UNORTHODOX TORY.

    Mr. Ernest Hailwood, who has already stood as an Independent Conservative at two by-elections, losing his deposit in each case, again nominated for Faversham. ...

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  27. A MINISTER'S RETIREMENT.

    The retirement of Herr Gessler, the War Minister, is said to be connected with the War Ministry's loss of £400,000 in the Phoebus Film Company, necessitating a ...

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  28. THE MISSING BRIDE.

    Hannah Elizabeth Mitchell, a nurse, of Burnley-street, Richmond, was grunted a further remand by Mr. A. A. Kelley, P.M., at the City Court yesterday in ...

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  29. EUROPEAN SECURITY.

    It is understood the Cabinet's memorandum on security will be published today, though whether it will be in London or in Geneva is not known. ...

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  30. LABOR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    The discord in the Labor party reached a climax last night at a meeting at Johannesburg, which was called in support of Mr. Creswell, the party's leader, ...

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  31. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Frederick Newman Goldsmith, formerly of Castlemaine, but late of Bank-street, Northcote East, who died on 31st October, left by will dated 14th December, 1921, real estate valued at £36000 ...

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  32. Transfer of Railway Employes.

    [?] reply to the complaint made by A. J. McPherson in "The Age" on 10th inst. that two married men were recently transferred to Melbourne from the ...

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  33. HANGED AT DAWN.

    The notorious Circassian bandit, Ha[?] Samy, and his two confederates, who secretly landed at Smyrna with the avowed object of assassinating Mustapha ...

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  34. A "GALLERY GIRL" AS WIFE.

    Considerable interest was shown in a maintenance claim in Brunswick court yesterday, when Arthur Joseph McKinley, a member of a millinery manufacturing ...

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  35. OLD-AGE PENSIONS.

    The new section of the contributory pensions scheme, whereby persons become eligible for the old-age pension of 10 a week at the age of 65, instead of 70, ...

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  36. Trawool-bridge Incident.

    SEYMOUR, Wednesday.--The dragging of the Goulburn in the hope of throwing some light on the mysterious disappearance of Mrs. Rosser, from Richmond. ...

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  37. CANTONESE PIRATES.

    Another serious piracy has occurred in Canton waters, despite the anti-piracy activities and regulations recently instituted in the West River. The steamer ...

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  38. RIFLE ASSOCIATIONS.

    The executive committee of the Commonwealth. Council of Rille Associations of Australian met in Melbourne yesterday. Colonel C. E. Merrett represented ...

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  39. GENERAL CABLES.

    Commissioner Teller has presented to the United States Shipping Board a resolution to terminate the provisional contract under which Swayne and Hoyte ...

    Article : 168 words
  40. POSTAL SERVICE DISMISSALS.

    Protest against dismissals in the postal service were made at a mass meeting of members of the Postal Employes' Union at the Trades Hall last night. It was ...

    Article : 159 words
  41. LOCOMOTIVE CONSTRUCTION

    The South Australian Crown Solicitor, Mr. A. J. Hannan, arrived in London last month, and entered a defence in the case in which the firm of Armstrong, ...

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  42. WOMAN SLASHED WITH RAZOR.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.--At Parramatta to-day Edmund James Hallett, 31 years electrician was charged with having inflicted grievous bodily harm on his wife. ...

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  43. REUNION WITH ROME.

    A special message from London says the text of the report of the conversations some leaders of the Anglican Church had with Roman Catholic priests at Malines ...

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  44. IN DANGER OF LYNCHING.

    Adolph Hotelling, the murderer of the child Dorothy Schneider, had to be arraigned in a farm yard in the town of Flint (Michigan) to avoid the mob of ...

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  45. DIED IN HOSPITAL.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday--Ah Quong, 62, the Chinese who fractured a thigh when he leaped from a window at Waterloo on Tuesday night during a raid on an ...

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