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  2. ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

    Speaking in the House of Commons on the war estimates of £287,000,000 for the current year, the Minister for War (Mr. Winston Churchill) said that ...

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  3. SECOND EDITION.

    The Minister for Labor (Sir K. S. Home). In his opening speech at the great Labor Conference, said that unemployment had not reached abnormal ...

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  4. SOVIET REPUBLIC.

    The correspondent of the "Times" at The Hague states that encouraged by the easy success at Dusseidorff, the German Government has decided to use ...

    Article : 381 words
  5. LATEST.

    MARTIAL LAW HAS BEEN DECLARED IN BERLIN. THE GERMAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AT WEIMAR HAS BEEN ...

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  6. REVOLTING WORK.

    In order to protest against the practice of female nurses at the various mental hospitals being required to nurse male patients in the hospital ...

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  7. "SWEATED INDUSTRY,"

    Asking for increased wages, reduced working hours, and preference for unionists, a claim by straw hat makers was heard in the Arbitration Court this ...

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  8. AFGHANSTAN'S RULER.

    The Press Bureau states that the Secretary for India announces that Nasrulla, the late Ameer's brother has been proclaimed Ameer with the ...

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  9. INTERNATIONAL SYMPATHY.

    President Wilson to-day m.ulu short speech in greeting the Conference of Governors and Mayors who had been called to Washington by the ...

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  10. HOT ON THE COAST.

    Large cloud areas obtain on paris of the Peninsula, and rain threatens at one or two places. Otherwise fine weather, with clear sky or light cloud ...

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  11. JEWS' NATIONAL HOME.

    Router learns that the Zionist delegates [?] by the Peace Conference to-day claimed the right of the Jews to constitute Palesline as their ...

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  12. 44 HOURS WEEK IN BUILDING TRADE.

    At a meeting of the Master Builders Association on Tuesday it was decided to take a ballot of members on the question of conceding employees a 44 ...

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  13. WAR RUMBLINGS.

    The Jugo-Slavs have presented their claims to the Peace Conference, and according to an Italian statement, the Jugo-Slavs claim the whole of Istria ...

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  14. GERMAN PRISONERS.

    The "Koelnische Zoitung" states that Marshal Foch, in a written statement to Herr Erzberger, replying to his request for the return of German ...

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  15. ONE INCREASE IN 45 YEARS.

    According to Mr. Shearer, acting secretary of the Shipwrights Union. that organisation has only received on increase in wages during the last 45 ...

    Article : 77 words
  16. BRITISH-AUSTRALIAN AIR SERVICE.

    Mr. Hanaley Page announces the inauguration of a regular service between London and Calcutta as soon as the Air Convention in signed. The service ...

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  17. HONEY PROFITEERS CAUGHT.

    Sydney honey proprietors appeal to have been caught by the fast receding market. Lately big shipments of honey have been sent to England. ...

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  18. UKRANIANS DEFY PARIS CONFERENCE.

    A Warsaw message states that on Saturday the Ukranlans notified that they would resume hostilities on Sunday. The Allied Commission replied ...

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  19. SANITARY WORKERS CLAIM.

    Employees of Henry Carr, sanitary contractor, presented a claim before Mr. Justice [?] in the Arbitration Court this morning for a 18 ...

    Article : 177 words
  20. YAH! SOCIALIST!

    "Pandora's box of evil to empty upon American people, the aggregated calamities of the world" was the description of the League of Nations ...

    Article : 357 words
  21. MISHAP AT FUNERAL.

    During a funeral procession at Armidale on Monday afternoon, a wheel came off the hearse, lotting the vehicle down and causing the horses to plunge, ...

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  22. PLAGUE IN BRITAIN.

    [?] is growing worse. Altegether 2500 persons died in 10 districts last week, including 653 in London, 580 in Glasgow, and 254 in Manchester. ...

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  23. THE NATIONALIST DEPUTATION.

    The Nationalist deputation has forwarded to Viscount Buxton (Governor of South Africa) a reply to Admiral Fitzherbert's momorandum, stating that ...

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  24. POLISH INDEPENDENCE RECOGNISED.

    The Inter-Allied Mission to Poland is going to Posen to meet German representatives as regards the carrying out of the terms of the armistice relating ...

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  25. BOOM IN MAIZE.

    The maize price broke all records at Sussex-street on Tuesday morning, prime dry yellow bringing 8s 3d busbel is 9d above the record prime during ...

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  26. SUPREME COURT.

    In the Supreme Court this morning, the Chief Justice (Sir Pope A. Cooper) dealt with the following matters in matrimonial jurisdiction:— ...

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  27. MOUNT ELLIOTT MINE TO CLOSK DOWN.

    Advice from the warden at Cloncurry to Mr. Jones (Minister of Mince) today. states that the stuff and employees of the Mount Eilloft Co. have ...

    Article : 96 words
  28. AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITS AT LYONS.

    The Australians [?] at [?] includes metals, timber, meat, Jam, fruits, honey, and leather. A variety of pamphiets printed in French were ...

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  29. CLEMENCEAU ABOUT AGAIN,

    M. Clemenccau this morning visited the War Ministry and conferred with the departmental chiefs. He received an ovation on leaving his house. ...

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  30. MISS BIRDWOOD'S WEDDING.

    The Australian Provost Corps provided a guard of honor at the wadding of Miss Nancy Birdwood, daughter of General Birdwood. Eight Australian ...

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  31. SHIP DELAYED.

    The voyage of the Balmoral Castle from Liverpool to Sydney via the Cape, was delayed for a few hours owing to the steamer having to put back to ...

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  32. UPPER HOUSE ABOLITION.

    Mr. Theodore announced to-day that the bill for the abolition of the Upper House will again be submitted to Parliament at the next session. ...

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  33. YANKEE POLITICS.

    The United States Congress closed at noon amidst Republican [?]ing. The Senate killed a long list of ...

    Article : 58 words
  34. LAWLESSNESS IN IRELAND.

    In the House of Commons, replying to Major Newman, Mr. Howart, Attorney-General said that a considerable number of raids by parties of armed ...

    Article : 59 words
  35. VISITING OF WAR GRAVES.

    Mr. W. F. [?] has received the following from the Acting Prime Minister:—With reference to your letter of January 22, on the subject of ...

    Article : 247 words
  36. CHILD SCALDED.

    Peter M'Guire, child, residing with his parents at Newmarket Hotel, was playing in the nursery this morning when he upset a basin of boiling water ...

    Article : 55 words
  37. BUFFER STATE.

    The Council contemplates the strongest measures to prevent Germany from concealing her possible future military schemes under the camouflage of a ...

    Article : 109 words
  38. BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

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  39. GERMAN SUBS.

    The British Admiralty has sold 26 surrendered German submarines as scran iron. ...

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  40. CANADIAN BACON AND WHEAT.

    Ten thousand tons of Canadian bacon representing half of the stock in the hands of the packers, has been bought by the Imperial Government. ...

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  41. BULIMBA W.P.O.

    The monthly meeting of the Bulimba (sub-branch) W.P.O. was held in Bulimba School of Arts on Monday night, March 3, the principal ...

    Article : 143 words
  42. PRINCESS PATRICIA'S WEDDING.

    The wedding of Princess Patricia to Commander Ramsay, son of the Earl of Dalhouse, was celebrated at noon. The bride drove to Westminster Abbey ...

    Article : 136 words
  43. FELL FROM TRAMCAR.

    [?] morning, Hercules Torrio, adult, residing at Redfern-Street, Ipswich-road, fell from a tramcar at the corner of King and Vulture streets. ...

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  44. PORTUGUESE PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED.

    The President has signed a decree [?] parliament. ...

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  45. SAINTS' DAYS AND TRADERS.

    The attention of traders is called to an advertisement appearing in these columns referring to mints days, and also to a resolution passed at a recent ...

    Article : 68 words
  46. FIGHTING THE FLU.

    Mr. Huxham to-day, when speaking In regard to the question of a "second line of defence," remarked that now the Coolangatta quarantine camp was ...

    Article : 50 words
  47. TIN IN THE NORTH.

    Tin is again a negotiable commodity in North Queensland thanks exclusively to the and prompt and decisive action of the State Government (Wires ...

    Article : 32 words
  48. Advertising

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