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JAPANESE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION IN CAMP.
THE EXPLORING SHIP KAINAN-MARU AS SHE NOW LIES IN PARSLEY BAY. The rocks in the picture are known as "The Bottle and Glass." The expedition has been landed at Vaucluse, and will camp on shore for three months. ONE OF THE JAPANESE EXPLORERS READING "THE DAILY TELEGRAPH" AT VAUCLUSE CAMP. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LONDON LETTER.
LONDON, April 7.--"We are in no mood to offer the House of Lords any new powers at the present time." These words, delivered by Mr. Winston Churchill in reply to an Opposition ...
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THE STEEL AGE.
The results of these inventions were such that by the middle of the 18th century the field for the use of Iron had so widened that the demand exceeded supplies. A stronger ...
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SHOULD THEY STRIKE?
"A man with a mission" is the way Mr. Walter Thomas Mills impresses you. He is a special commissioner, representing the city of Milwaukee, of the United States, making ...
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RABBITS!
The question of the supposed Sydney rabbit ring came up in the Central Summons Court yesterday, before Mr. Barnett, S.M. There were four charges against John Davies of stealing ...
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A JAPANESE INVASION.
The Japanese exploring ship Kainan Maru, which had left New Zealand with a party of scientists whose object in life was declared to be the hoisting of the Mikado's flag on the ...
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THE ECONOMIC RIDDLE.
Mr. Beeby, Minister for Public Instruction and Minister for Labor and Industry, delivered a lecture last night before the Economics and Commerce Association which is composed of ...
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FEDERAL PHYSICAL INSTRUCTOR.
MELBOURNE, Friday.-- A statement was made by the Acting-Minister for Defence (Senator M'Gregor) to-day, in regard to the procedure adopted by the Government in appointing ...
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EXPORT OF PRODUCE.
MELBOURNE, Friday.-- A brief conference was held to-day between the Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes), the Acting Premier of Victoria (Mr. Watt), and the Victorian Minister ...
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CENTENNIAL PARK--COOK AND LANG ROADS.
The Lord Mayor (Ald. Allen Taylor) had an interview yesterday with the Acting-Premier (Mr.Holman) and the Minister for Lands (Mr.Nielsen) as to proposed improvements in ...
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THE FREE-LANCE EVANGELIST.
Professor Macintyre, one of the leading lights Of the Presbyterian Assembly, has no time for the "free lance evangelist." The Professor was speaking to a motion for the adoption of ...
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TELEPHONE ADMINISTRATION.
The Sydney Chamber of Commerce has convened a meeting of its members and of users of the telephone generally, to discuss the administration of the telephone service. The ...
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FLEMINGTON YARDS.
As thorough survey of the Flemington saleyards and their surroundings was made on Thursday, by the Lord Mayor, with the City Comptroller of Assets (Mr. Breden). The ...
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PORT AUGUSTA-OODNADATTA RAILWAY.
MELBOURNE, Friday.--A a meeting of the Commonwealth Cabinet to-day a draft of the agreement with the South Australian Government in regard to the Port Augusta-Oodnadatta ...
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YONGALA DISASTER FUND.
The sum of £21 1s 1d has boon handed over by Captain G. Savage, of the steamer Kyayra to Captain Webber, the secretary of the Royal Shipwreck Relief and Humane Society for the ...
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