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  2. GETTING READY.

    LONDON, Sunday.—Dr. Norwood declared in a sermon to-day that the Woolwich Arsenal was working overtime on the manufacture of millions ...

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  3. A TOTAL WRECK.

    LONDON, Sunday.—The Federal Navigation Co.’s steamer Armagh, bound for Brisbane from Liverpool, grounded near the Crosby light ...

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  4. BENGAL ELECTIONS.

    CALCUTTA, Sunday.—The invitation of Lord Lytton (Governor of Bengal) to the Swarajist, Mr. Das, to form a Ministry, forms the chief ...

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  5. STILL SQUABBLING.

    WASHINGTON, Sunday.—The United States Congress enters upon its third week still unorganised, despite the preliminary intimations that the ...

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  6. ROBBERY ON KETCH

    LAUNCESTON, Monday.—At the Police Court to-day, Robert Bell and Joseph Clark, middle aged men, were charged with having, on Friday night ...

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  7. MOVING MOUNTAIN.

    GENEVA, Monday.—The mountain of Piz Okel, which dominates Coire. has begun to move and threatens to overwhelm the southern portion of ...

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  8. REPARATIONS.

    PARIS, Sunday.—According to semi-official forecast of Herr Von Hoesch’s written statement, which was presented yesterday, the Germans ...

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  9. GROUNDED IN FINE WEATHER.

    LONDON, Sunday. — Within an hour of leaving Liverpool the Ar[?]ash grounded. The weather was fine and dear, but the efforts of salvage ...

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  10. EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    LONDON, Monday.—The formation is announced of an Empire Exhibition Fellowship, the object of which is to carry out a scheme of Imperial ...

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  11. RESULT SLIPS.

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—That assistant sorters were doing senior sorters work sorting the result slips of sweepstakes was a contention ...

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  12. FOOT & MOUTH DISEASE.

    LONDON, Sunday.—The “Daily Express” states the belief is gaining ground that the germs of the foot and mouth disease hare been imported ...

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  13. THE FRENCH REPLY.

    PARIS, Monday.—Directly Herr von Hoesch delivered the German proposals in writing, M. Poincare began drafting a reply. It said that ...

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  14. MARITIME AWARD.

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—A union proposal was roundly, condemned, to-day by the Deputy President of the Arbitration Court (Sir John Quick) in ...

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  15. [?]ES WE ARE LEAVING.

    LONDON, Monday.—The 300 sea[?] three passengers and five stowaways were singing “Yes, we are leaving the Armagh,” to ,the tune of ...

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  16. IMPERIAL PREFERENCE.

    CAPETOWN, Monday. — General Smuts (South African Premier), at Pretoria, made a speech on Imperial preference, generally accepted as ...

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  17. FASCIST ITALY.

    ROME, Monday.—The Fascist reorganisation is being carried on. The Cabinet has approved of a scheme to reform provincial administration by ...

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  18. FOOD FOR GERMANY.

    BERLIN, Sunday.—The German representative banded a note to the Reparation Commission requesting a declarations in principle that ...

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  19. TWO YEARS.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Grant Hervey, who was found guilty of forging and uttering, has been sentenced to two years imprisonment. Judge Beedy ...

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  20. PORT LANDS.

    BURNIE. Monday.—At the monthly meeting of the Marine Board of Burnie today, it was reported by Master Warden Mace that the ...

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  21. MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

    VERA CRUZ, Monday.—The Mexican rebels have captured the town of Coutla, 60 miles-from Mexico City and also Puebla, which President ...

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  22. BURNED TO DEATH.

    (Australian Press Association.) BERLIN, Sunday.—Thirteen persons were burned to death when a harm near Leipzig, which sheltered ...

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  23. THE VIRGIN BIRTH.

    NEW YORK, Sunday.—One of the bitterest controversies in history of the Episcopalian Church of America has been precipitated as a result of ...

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  24. “BRITAIN PARALYSED.”

    BERLIN, Monday.—The general belief in Germany is that England is paralysed in foreign affairs, and that M. Poincare is using the fact against ...

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  25. MAN AND WIFE.

    Following upon, the operation by Dr. V. R. Ratten, surgeon superintendent of the Hobart Public Hospital, on Edith M. Smith, the victim of ...

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  26. LEGALITY OF OCCUPATION.

    BERLIN, Monday.—Germany’s Obduracy in not admitting the legality of the Ruhr occupation, which is likely to be the most delicate point in the ...

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  27. DEATH AT ASYLUM.

    MELBOURNE, Monday. — A post mortem examination held to-day on the body of George Hall, an attendant, who died following on a struggle ...

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  28. POLISH FINANCES.

    WARSAW, Monday.— The Polish Cabinet has resigned owing to the financial situation. M. Thugut (Radical) has been entrusted with the ...

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  29. INDIAN NATIONALISTS.

    BOMBAY, Monday,—The committee appointed following the Delhi Nationalist Congress resolution to determine the feasibility of encouraging ...

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  30. WARDERS QUARREL.

    ADELAIDE, Monday. — Howard M’Canley was brought before the Adelaide Police Court to-day on charge of having unlawfully ...

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  31. WOOL SALES.

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—The last wool sale of the year but one toot place Melbourne to-day when two firms selling brokers submitted catalogues ...

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  32. SIR J. TAVERNER DEAD.

    MELBOURNE. Monday.—Sir John Tavorner, who was prominently associated with State politics In the closing years of the last century, died ...

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  33. CARS COLLIDE.

    PARIS, Sunday.— M. Clemencean’s car on St. Germain road to-day collided with another. Ali windows in ex-Premier’s car were smashed ...

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  34. COAL TROUBLE.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The Stockton, Borehole, Cardiff, South Walsend and New Grets mines on the Northern field resumed to-day after ...

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  35. DEVONPORT WHARVES.

    DEVONPORT, Monday—At the Marine Board meeting to-day a deputation waited on the board urging that better provision should be made for ...

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  36. REPARATIONS IN KIND.

    COBLENZ, Sunday. —An agreement for four months has been signed between the textile industrialists occupied territories and the Allied ...

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  37. BUSH FIRES.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.).—Monday. — The dry weather is proving serious for farmers, owing to the failure of crops for feeding stock. A bush fire ...

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  38. OBITUARY.

    LONDON, Sunday.—The death announced of Lord Willoughby deroke He was born in 1869, and his father to the title in ...

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  39. NOT DEAD YET.

    SINGAPORE, Monday.—The Legislature voted a further sum of 75,000 dollars to purchase the naval base land. ...

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  40. BROKEN HILL COMPANY.

    SYDNEY, Monday.— The Broke[?] Hill Company has acquired an interest in the Hebburn Colliery. With this colliery in fall swing, and the ...

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  41. RUSSIA AND BRITAIN.

    LONDON, Sunday.—The “Daily Telegraph’s” political observer states that a Soviet trade delegation is in England actively preparing for the ...

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  42. FEDERAL SHIPS.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The steamer Euroa, recently purchased from the Federal line by Scott. Fell and Co., was to-day rechristened Iron Crown. ...

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  43. DIRECT OIL

    BURNIE, Monday.—The steamer anley Hall, which arrived at Burnie on Saturday with the first direct [?]ipment of oil from America, ...

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  44. “THE FOREIGN DEVIL.”

    HONG KONG, Monday.—A mass meeting took place at Canton yesterday morning. After the meeting a procession paraded the streets ...

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  45. FAILS TO SPLIT APPLE.

    BALLARAT, Monday.—Emulating William Tell, John Bowe. a Beaufort school boy, placed an apple on the head of his mate, Theodore Schlicht, ...

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  46. DEAD IN BED.

    SYDNEY, Monday—George E. Henley, aged 39, has been found dead in a room with a bottle of liquid beside his bed. ...

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  47. BURNIE HIGH SCHOOL.

    BURNIE, Monday.— At to-day’s meeting of the Emu Bay Council satisfaction was expressed at the decision of the Government to keep the ...

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