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  2. FREIGHT CUTTING.

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Having definitely entered the freight rate cutting competition begun by the Patrick Steamship Company, the combined ...

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  3. THE DARDANELLES,

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Mr. Winston Churchill's book. “The World's Crisis, 1915,” just published, has been widely reviewed. ...

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  4. EMPIRE CONFERENCE

    LONDON, Monday.—The Imperial Conference has decided to agree in principle to re-affirm the 1921 resolution regarding the granting of equal ...

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  5. MIGRATION.

    LONDON, Monday.—As a result of the Visit of Mr. J. Barnes. Deputy Director of Migration, to Leeds, 31 families, numbering 120 people, have ...

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  6. STUD CATTLE.

    LONDON, Monday.—The official report on Friday's live stock discussions at the Economic Conference shows that Sir C. Saunders declared ...

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  7. GERMAN CRISIS.

    LONDON, Monday.— The Rhineland situation, according to Renter's Berlin representative, is developing favorably for the Government, and it is ...

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  8. DEAD IN A DAM.

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—At Lake Colac on Monday, the wife of George Hucker was found drowned is a [?] near her home with her infant child ...

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  9. BONAR LAW DEAD.

    LONDON, Monday. — Mr. Bonar Law Is suffering from septic pneumonia, and his condition is serious. ...

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  10. THE DEATH ANNOUNCED.

    LONDON, Tuesday. —. Mr. Bonar Law is dead. (The Right Honorable Andrew Bonar Law, P.C., LL.D., was born at ...

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  11. CONDITIONS IN ENGLAND

    LONDON, Monday.—Sir Fordon Campbell presided at the dinner of the British Cold Storage Association, at which the New Zealand Premier, ...

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  12. STRESEMANN TAKES ACTION.

    BERLIN, Monday.—It is semiofficially stated that by virtue of the Presidential decree authorising the Chancellor to dismiss the Government ...

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  13. MEETING AGAIN TO-DAY.

    LONDON, Monday.—The Imperial Conference sat for nearly three hours this morning, when Lord Curzon communicated the terms of the ...

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  14. SERUM LABORATORIES.

    MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Progress is being made with the Federal Government's scheme of serum laboratories to serve country districts, "which have ...

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  15. SAXON PARLIAMENT SEIZED.

    BERLIN, Monday.—Reports from Dresden state that, complying with Dr. Heinze'e orders, the Saxon Cabinet voluntarily vacated the Ministerial ...

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  16. ENORMOUS POSSIBILITIES.

    The Commonwealth Director of Migration, Mr. Percy Hunter, Interviewed the Australian Press Association regarding the scheme, said:— ...

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  17. CANADIAN LIVE STOCK.

    LONDON, Monday.— In a statement before the Economic Conference with regard to live stock, Sir C. Saunders said he understood that Canada ...

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  18. BRITISH DEBT TO U.S.

    LONDON, Tuesday. — A significant statement regarding -Anglo-American relations was made by American Ambassador Harvey, at the ...

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  19. DOMESTIC SERVANTS.

    LONDON, Monday.—Examinations and pensions for domestic servants are among the recommendations in the report of the committee appointed ...

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  20. THE REPARATIONS COMMITTEE.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The “Daily Telegraph's” diplomatic correspondent says that General Smuts spoke at some length, following Lord Curzon's ...

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  21. PRISON MUTINY.

    LONDON, Monday.—The “Daily Express” Madrid correspondent says that a prison at Granada was the scene of a mutiny of a quaint ...

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  22. MEETINGS PROHIBITED.

    BERLIN, Monday.—It is officially announced that Herr Stresemann has appointed the. ex-Minister of Justice, Dr. Heinze, who is a member of the ...

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  23. ULTIMATUM TO CABINET

    BERLIN, Monday.—There is an open conflict In Saxony between Dr. Heinze, whom Herr Stresemann appointed as the Reich Commissioner ...

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  24. PROMOTING GOOD RELATIONS.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Mr. Harvery in the course of his speech, said: “I have reason to believe, from what I have heard from Lord Carton ...

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  25. LOWERING BRITISH PRICES.

    LONDON, Tuesday. — The First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. L. C. M. S. Amery, speaking at Westminster, said the effect of Imperial preference ...

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  26. LABOR CONFERENCE.

    GENEVA, Monday.—The International Labor Conference has unanimously adopted the general recommendations of the committee on the ...

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  27. AMERICAN WHEAT.

    CHICAGO, Tuesday.—The American farmer, having learned a lesson from low prices due to the surplus wheat, will next year raise less wheat ...

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  28. STAGNATION AT ESSEN.

    BERLIN, Monday.—It is authoritatively announced that fifty-three of fifty-seven coal mines in the Essen district are closed down. ...

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  29. FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE

    LONDON, Tuesday.—It is officially stated that during the week-end there were thirteen outbreaks of foot and mouth disease, making a total ...

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  30. COAL TAX ARREARS.

    PARIS, Monday.—-“Le Matin” says that Herr Krupp visited Essen and was so concerned at the Communist disturbances which he witnessed that ...

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  31. ITALIAN DELEGATE.

    GENEVA Monday.—Lively scenes Occurred at the International Labor Conference, when M. Jouraux, the French delegate, declared that the ...

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  32. REVIEWING THE FLEET.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Additional arrangements have been made for dominion representatives at the Imperial Conference to make an inspection ...

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  33. BRITISH POLITICS

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking at Birmingham, declared that the Premier (Mr. Baldwin) had raised a great issue, but ...

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  34. CHINESE BANDITS.

    SHANGHAI, Monday.—The China Inland Mission states that Misses Darroch and Sharp have been released. It was reported at Shanghai from ...

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  35. EXPLOITED BY REGISTRIES.

    LONDON, Monday.—The Domestic Service Committee report states the payment of unemployment' benefits fits to the women has little to do ...

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  36. BOXING.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Boxing at the National Sporting Club in a fifteen rounds' heavyweight [?] George Cook (Australia) outpointed Dave ...

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  37. U.S. RAILWAYS.

    NEW YORK, Tuesday.—The Australian Press Association interviewed Mr. Day, traffic manager of the South Australian Railways. who said he is ...

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  38. KRUPP AGREES TO PAY.

    DUSSELDORF, Monday.—The Rhineland High Commission has reached an agreement with Herr Krupp to pay one half of his firm's ...

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  39. GENERAL ELECTION.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The “Daily Telegraph” parliamentary correspondent says it is now clear that when Parliament meets the Government will ...

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  40. FINANCIERS NEGOTIATING.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The “Daily Telegraph” Berlin correspondent learns that the German Government is considering loan projects from two ...

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  41. AFFAIRS IN TURKEY.

    CONSTANTINOPLE, Monday.—A telegram from Angora says that majority of the Turkish Party has proclaimed a republic, with Mustapin ...

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  42. REPARATIONS.

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—President Poincare's statement as to the French attitude towards the new reparations inquiry is construed in the ...

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  43. WORLD SHIPPING.

    LONDON, Monday—Lloyd's register of stopping's annual report for 1922-1923 states that there are no signs of an early improvement in the ...

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  44. BOMB EXPLODES.

    LAHORE, Monday.—In connection with the bomb explosion,. Mr. Horton, the Superintendent of Police had his foot amputated, and his ...

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  45. SUBMARINE SINKS.

    KURE, Monday.—While General Yoshikawa, commander of the Kure Naval station, and his staff were attending a memorial service to the ...

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  46. CABINET'S LATE SITTING.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Cabinet sat for over two hours late this afternoon, and it is gathered that the Government asked for further information ...

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  47. PERSIAN CABINET.

    TEHERAN, Monday.—The New Cabinet is as follows:—Sardar Sepah, Premier; Zokaolmolk, Foreign Minister; Moazed des Saltaneh, Minister of ...

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  48. BRITISH WOOL SALES.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—At the wool sales to-day there was a good selection of both merinos and crossbreds, the former selling from par to 5 per cent, ...

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  49. ADJUSTMENT NECESSARY.

    RICHMOND (Virginia), Tuesday. Mr. Lloyd George, commenting on M. Poincare's views on the adjustment of the German reparations, ...

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  50. HUNGER STRIKERS.

    LONDON, Monday.—Members of he Irish Transport Workers' Union declared a listening strike at Sligo this morning to protest against the ...

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  51. EARTHQUAKE.

    MANILA, Tuesday.—Heavy earth shocks have occurred, followed by shocks in the provinces to the north-ward. No damage was caused here. ...

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