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  2. PRINCE OF WALES.

    Colonel L. C. Amery, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for the Colonies, had luncheon with the Prince of Wales, Mr. Andrew Fisher, Sir Thomas Mackenzie, ...

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  3. IN EUROPE.

    The United Service representative (Mr. M. Grover), says: "Journeying to London found Italy overrun with Japanese, mostly from the warships. There are a ...

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  4. TURKISH SETTLEMENT

    It is stated that important conclusions have been reached by the Allied Conference as regards the Turkish settlement, including regulations for the guardianship ...

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  5. NEWS OF THE WORLD

    A German official gazette summons all German war criminals named in the Allied list fo notify their addresses immediately. The Crown Prince and Prince Rupprecht ...

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  6. INDUSTRIAL.

    A mass meeting of bricklayers decided not to work on Saturdays. it was decided that a special committee should draw up a reply to the statement made on ...

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  7. WORONORA MURDER.

    The inquest concerning the Woronora tragedy commenced to-day. The Court was crowded. Leslie Worrell, who was arrested and ...

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  8. R. D. MEAGHER.

    Mr. R. D. Meagher again applied to the Full Court to-day for the restoration of his name to the roll of solicitors, this being his eighth application The bench ...

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  9. FOCH FOR WARSAW.

    From Warsaw it is reported Marshal Foch is expected at Warsaw in connection with the organisation of the Polish army, now numbering 24 divisions. ...

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  10. HIGH COST OF LIVING.

    The " Daily Mail " has started a postcard economy campaign, whereby thousands of housewives on post-cards are demanding a reduction in the cost of living. ...

    Article : 56 words
  11. COLD STORAGE EMPLOYEES.

    The cold storage employees, who are demanding increased wages, held a stop work meeting to-day. It was stated that as a result of the conference with the ...

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  12. A LIBERTY LEAGUE.

    Sir Rider Haggard. Rudyard Kipling, General Hanbury Williams, Colonel Maitland and other well-known men have sent letters to "The Times" announcing the ...

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  13. THE DANGER OF OVER-CONFIDENCE.

    Sir John Ward, at a luncheon in the city, warned the nation against over-confidence. In human society there was a very thin veneer. In Russia 250 ...

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  14. ALLEGED LIBEL.

    The application in connection with the libel action instituted by the Premier against the "Tweed Daily" newspaper was again before Mr. Justice Ferguson ...

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  15. REGISTRATION OF TEACHERS FEDERATION.

    At a meeting of the council of the Teachers' Federation the announcement of the registration of the federation under the Industrial Arbitration Act was ...

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  16. PEACE TREATY.

    Reuter's Washington correspondent telegraphed on March 3 that following on the Senate's re-adoption of the reservation of the right of the United States to ...

    Article : 71 words
  17. FIGHTING IN RUSSIA

    A Moscow official message states that the Red Army has taken T[?]horetzkays. Denikin has been caught in a mouse-trap on the Kuban Peninsula. The Bolsheviks ...

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  18. INFLUENZA ON THE RENOWN.

    The battleship Renown is under observation in Portsmouth Harbor. There are some cases of influenza on board, and a decision as to whether the ship will sail ...

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  19. A PLOT THAT FAILED.

    From Budapest it is learned that two communists attempted to assassinate the War Minister, M. Freidrich, who was uninjured. The assailants escaped. ...

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  20. ACTORS' FEDERATION.

    Registration of the Actors' Federation under the Arbitration Act was granted on Saturday. ...

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  21. AVIATION.

    Parer and McIntosh arrived to-day and proceed to Delhi on Tuesday morning, along with Captain Matthews. Reuter's Karachi correspondent ...

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  22. SUPREME COUNCIL.

    The Supreme Council is preparing a manifesto on economic conditions in Europe dealing with the general rise of prices and the necessity to restore ...

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  23. REPAYMENT OF UNITED STATES LOAN.

    Mr. Austen Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, announces that the Anglo French Governments have decided not to renew the loan issued by the United ...

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  24. IRON TRADES DISPUTE.

    Four out of the five Victorian iron trade unions have accepted the offer of the Chamber of Manufactures in the settlement of wages claims, which for ...

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  25. THE A L P.

    The annual conference of the New South Wales branch of the A.L.P. has been postponed from Easter till June. The A.L.P. Executive decided to expel ...

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  26. NOVOROSSISK EVACUATED.

    The Associated Press at Constantinople states that the evacuation of Novorossisk, on the, Black Sea, is expected hourly. The British subjects have been ordered ...

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  27. THE CRY FOR NATIONALISATION.

    In the douse of Lords, Peel, replying to Lord Jersey, said the Government does not intend to nationalise land and other industries, except mineral rights. It ...

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  28. FRENCH RAILWAYMEN.

    Reuter's Paris correspondent telegraphed on March 3 that the Railway men's Union in Paris has issued a statement that they will, resume the strike if ...

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  29. QUARREYMEN'S WAGES.

    In the Industrial Court, Judge Curlewis made an order by. consent increasing the fates of pay to quarrymen. ...

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  30. FLIGHT TO CAPE TOWN.

    Cotton telegraphs to the United Service from Naples on March 2 that he unfortunately crashed on a sandy plain in the Gulf of Eureza through a forced ...

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  31. POWERS OF ARBITRATION COURT.

    The Full Bench of the High Court, is discussing the question whether the Commonwealth Arbitration Court can make in award for one State only, after a ...

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  32. SOVIET MARRIAGE LAWS.

    The Soviet marriage laws, which have been published in London, abolish all religious and patriarchal handrances, such as differences of faith and recognis ...

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  33. A BOISTEROUS DEMONSTRATION.

    The demonstration for Mr. Asquith was the most remarkable that any politician has ever received in the metropolis. He arrived at Westminster in a car whereof ...

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  34. MR. MINAHAN DEFIANT.

    Mr. Minahan states that if the A.P.L. Executive does take the extreme course of expelling him, he is going to the polls as the properly-selected and endorsed ...

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  35. CONFIDENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT.

    Reuter's Paris correspondent telegraphed on March 2 that after a debate on the railway strike the Chamber of Deputies, by 503 votes to 75, expressed ...

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  36. PUBLIC SERVICE.

    A deputation of junior officers of the Public Service was introduced by Mr. Wills, secretary of the Public Service Association, to the Attorney-General, with a ...

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  37. TRANSPORT WORKERS.

    The threatened strike of transport workers is regarded seriously. Fourteen unions, representing 175,000 workers, are involved. The workers' delegates declare ...

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  38. STRIKE IN WALES.

    The South Wales steel workers' strike is spreading, and sixty thousand are now affected. ...

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  39. PORT OF LONDON.

    Giving evidence at the inquiry into the dockers' claim of 16 a day, Lord Devon port declared the Government was responsible for the congestion at the Port of ...

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  40. STRIKES IN INDIA.

    Industrial unrest is spreading. At the Tata iron and steel works 30,000 men have struck. The Jamshedpur mill strike continues. ...

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  41. BROKEN HILL STRIKE

    "The Times" financial editor, writing on March 2, states that the position of lead is grave in Europe, which is more than ever dependent on the resumption ...

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  42. AUGMENTING THE NAVY.

    In the Commons Mr. Walter Long stated one battle cruiser, nine light cruisers, two flotilla leaders, eight torpedoers, and 13 submarines were building ...

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  43. CASUALTIES & FATALITIES.

    Five persons were injured in a motor smash rat Bridge road, Pyrmont, early this morning. They were returning from a drive when the car collided with a ...

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  44. THE MENACE OF EXTREMISTS.

    Mv. Frank Anstey, M.P., speaking in Melbourne, said the Labor extremists, were as truly enemies to their country as were the capitalists, and added that in a ...

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  45. ENGLISH DOCKERS' DEMANDS.

    The Industrial Courts are investigating the dockers' demands and producing extraordinary evidence. The wages for some classes of night work at Plymouth are 9 ...

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  46. JAPAN.

    The latest news from Japan despatched before the crisis disclosed the growing strength and agitation of the newly-formed Labor party for universal suffrage ...

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  47. AUSTRALIAN MILITARY MATTERS.

    Colonels Buckley and Coates are going to Berlin oil the 10th. March as members of the Allies' Air Commission, selecting material on behalf of the Commonwealth ...

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  48. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    Dr. Earle Page, in a letter to the "Daily Telegraph," says: "The statement in your columns that the Country party intends to persist in its efforts to ...

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  49. AERIAL DEFENCE.

    The Commonwealth Air Board's complete scheme of aerial defence will shortly be considered by the Council of Defence. If agreed to, Australia will have from 16 ...

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  50. BRITISH LOAN FAILS.

    The British Government's new loan was only 56½ per cent, subscribed. The "Daily Mail" attributes the failure partly to public determination to force the ...

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  51. RETIRED SCHOOLTEACHER SHOT.

    A retired schoolteacher, William Bax, as found on the footpath in front of his house, at Waverley, shot through the mouth. A revolver lay beside him. He ...

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  52. FURTHER BRITISH STRIKES THREATENED.

    Fourteen unions have affiliated with the Transport Workers' Federation, and are now considering a strike to enforce a demand for an extra 10 per week. ...

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  53. A BOY ELECTROCUTED.

    John Lancaster, twelve and a half years of age, who lived at Aspendale (Victoria), climbed on to the roof of a bungalow near the beach to secure his hat, which ...

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  54. COST OF LIVING.

    The Necessary Commodities Commission granted an increase of a shilling a dozen on all jams, except raspberry and black currant, on which an increase of 25 was ...

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  55. BUTTER SUPPLY.

    Now South Wales has a big surplus of batter, and the output from the coastal factories continues to increase rapidly. MELBOURNE, Monday. ...

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  56. IRELAND.

    Mr. John Meagher, M.L.C., who returned to Sydney to-day, says he found the people in Ireland all for the Sinn Fein and self-determination. The Home Rule ...

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  57. CHAMPAGNE, BANDS AND DANCES.

    In the debate on the cost of British representation at the Peace Conference at Paris, Colonel Wedgwood, estimated it at £2,000,000 sterling. Sir Alfred Mond ...

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  58. COLLAPSE OF A TUNNEL.

    Arthur Fairfield, James Richards, 15 and 12 years of age, and two brothers. Bonsor, were sheltering from the rain in a tunnel which they had dug when a fall ...

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  59. CABLE SUMMARY.

    Oxford University has abolished compulsory Greek. BERLIN, Wednesday. It is reported Enver Pasha arrived a ...

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  60. EXAMINATION OF GEORGESON

    The Government medical experts, after a further examination of Georgeson, the chief witness at the Wheat Inquiry, declare him to be unfit to give evidence. ...

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  61. PROFITEERING AND PRICE FIXING.

    The Federal Labor Leader, Mr. motor, says that, profiteering is due to the Government having abandoned price fixing. He favors some limit being set ...

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