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  4. AN EXCITING POSITION

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  5. FEDERAL ELECTIONS

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  6. FRANCE ABOUT TO ACT

    President Millerand has summoned Marshal Foch to Paris. It is believed that the French contemplate occupying the Ruhr Province on Friday. ...

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  7. TURKS AT LAUSANNE

    In the conferences at Lausanne and Mudanla the Turkish delegates, Ismet Pasha, Rafet Pasha and Riza Nur Bey, showed themselves to be shrewd ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  8. STOP PRESS EDITION

    INTERSTATE CRICKET.—DETAILS OF MORNING PLAY. On a hot day, arid faced with the task of scoring 350 runs to win, South Australia opened their second innings with A. and V. Richardson. Wallace bottled, and KM fourth ball was too good for A. ...

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  9. French Cabinet Adamant.

    The French Cabinet has rejected the British proposals absolutely as being inadmissible. M. Poincare intimated that he would inform the Reparations Conference that ...

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  10. A Grave Outlook.

    It has been made known that M. Theuins (the Belgian representative at the Reparations Conference) has declined to act as conciliator. There is a feeling ...

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  11. The Conference Dead.

    The representative o£ the Daily Chronicle in Paris fears that any useful purpose to be served by the Reparations Conference may be regarded as dead. He ...

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  12. HOPELESS DEFEAT

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  13. The Acceptable Minimum.

    M. Poincare has informed his Cabinet that the French plan represents the minimum acceptable, and that unless it is used as the basis of consideration ...

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  14. French Alternatives.

    Following upon the Cabinet meeting M. Poincare informed the press that pot only were the British proposals unsatisfactory to France, ]but they were equally ...

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  15. All for Nothing.

    M. Poincare made the following statement prior to the meeting of the conference:— “I shall refuse to allow the French plan to be destroyed by a debate ...

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  17. IRISH TROUBLES

    The representative of The Daily Express, Dublin, telegraphs:—Scores of young rebels are emulating Dr. Jean Paul Marat, the great French ...

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  18. American Representation.

    Sr. J. T. Robinson (Arkansas) has introduced a Bill into the Senate providing that the United States shall have representation on the Reparations Commission. ...

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  19. THE GREAT QUESTION

    Governor Smith, in opening the New York State Legislature, declared that the people of the State were unsympathetic toward the prohibition amendment. He ...

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  20. A MOTOR ACCIDENT.

    In the Local Court, on Thursday, the hearing was resumed before Mr. Commissioner Mitchell and Messrs. J. G. Ashton, and J. E. Isaacson, of the case in ...

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  21. What is Expected.

    In official circles it is believed that Mr, Bonar Law will not adopt a hostile attitude if the French act alone, and will in that event endeavour to ensure that the ...

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  23. THE KING’S SISTER.

    Princess Victoria, sister of the King, who is residing at Sandringham, is Buffering from bronchitis and pulmonary congestion. ...

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  24. BRAZEN MISCREANTS.

    Two youths called at the Ministry of Labour, Dublin, where milling employers and workers were conferring, saying they had received a message for a delegate. When ...

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  25. Conference Adjourned.

    The Reparations Conference has adjourned without having come to a decision. Mr. Bonar Law will submit his reply to France to-morrow. ...

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  26. At the Conference.

    When the conference opened M. Poincare spoke for two hours, explaining why British plan was unacceptable. Mr. Bonar Law, in replying, said he ...

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  27. More Incendiarism.

    Two armed rebels burnt the Marino Junction Station last night. Twenty-five armed men entered the enclosure of the Ballina Coursing Meeting ...

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  28. WAITERS WAITING.

    With the removal of the reservations against immigration to Great Britain, there is hardly a German waiter who had worked in England before the war who ...

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  29. To Aid Europe.

    The American Ambassador in England (Gol. George Harvey), who is now in America, has begun extended conferences with President Harding. Mr. Secretary ...

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  30. ULTIMATE SOCIALISM.

    The Labour Party’s Conference has adopted a modification of Mr. Creswell’s proposal, namely, a deletion from the constitution of the clause affirming ...

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  32. MELBA PERFORMANCE.

    As a mark of her appreciation of the efforts of the British National Opera Company to produce opera in English, Dame Melba will sing in La Boheme as Mimi, ...

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  33. WEIRD PHENOMENON.

    Letters are still appearing in the press regarding an amazing phenomenon in northern India. Last Thursday evening about six o’clock in an absolutely clear ...

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  34. Opinion in Berlin.

    Political circles, while criticising Mr. Bonar Law’s scheme in detail, regard it as a reasonable base for negotiations as it recognises economic facts. M. ...

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  35. DEATH OF OLD COLONIST.

    The death occurred last week near Peterborough of Mr. George Willmott, at the age of 82 years. He was born at Hindmarsh in 1840, and had been ...

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  37. FALL THROUGH WINDOW.

    A verdict of accidental death was returned at the inquest on Mr. Lawrence Phillips, who, on December 30, fell through a window 30 ft. from the ground, ...

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  38. MOTORISTS PROSECUTED.

    Several more fines were levied on motorists who had admitted breaches of the Motor. Vehicles Act, and were proceeded against before Dr. T. Howitson, ...

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  39. CALCUTTA FIRE.

    A great fire has destroyed the All India Exhibition of indigenous products in the suburbs of Calcutta, only the western portion of tie buildings being saved. ...

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  40. TO-NIGHT’S AMUSEMENTS.

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  42. BURNING ACCIDENT.

    A man employed by Mr. R. McLean at Pooginegoric, near Bordertown, had a narrow escape from being burnt to death on Tuesday. He had been sent to cut ...

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  43. HOLED IN ONE.

    Sandy Herd, the golf professional, playing at Coombe Hill, to-day holed out at the 17th—147 yards in one stroke. Herd had previously holed in one on 13 ...

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