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WITH FRANCE
Mr. Bonar Law addressed a meeting of women voters in London to-day. "There are times," he said, "when it is good to sit still and go slow" ...
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Overcrowded Asylums
Although the need for certain lunacy reforms is officially admitted, it is denied that there is any ground for the allegations of ill-treatment of patients, Independent authorities, it is stated, have declared our ...
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WILL RESUME TRIAL MARRIAGES
The strike at the iron and steel foundries of Messrs. Hoskins, Ltd., Ultimo and Rhodes, has ended. If no hitch occurs in the meantime the At Lafayette, Indiana, an unusual marriage scheme, evolved by school children, has resulted in three elopements within two days from one school. ...
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WHEN MARRIAGE IS IMMORAL
"If married people do not love each other, yet continue to live together, it is gross immorality." This is the opinion of Mr. Robert ...
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THE NEW INCOME TAX
The taxpayer at last has reason to rejoice. This year both the State and Federal income tax will be considerably lower than for several years part. The new State scheme means a ...
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IMMIGRATION.
In spite of the hitch with the Federal Government, the State Government now has hopes of making an early ...
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THE ELECTIONS
At Kyneton to-day the enthusiastic citizens closed all the shops to give the Prime Minister a reception. The crowd that listened to him extol the virtues of ...
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CONVENT INMATES
The question of the treatment of convent inmates is being further pressed upon the Government, with a suggestion for a searching ...
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PARK MURDER
The last chapter of the inquiry into the death of Mrs. Kearney, who was murdered in Moore Park on the night of May 12 1921, was commenced by the ...
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THE DOMINANT BODY
Some fresh light was thrown yesterday on to the request of the Council of Action that there should be a conference with the A.L.P. executive, in order to ...
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FAMOUS NOVELIST IN SYDNEY
His new novel, "Peradventure," is to be sold in Sydney shortly. Mr. Keable will sail on Thursday for Tahiti, where he will stay with friends ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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COUNTRY PARTY
Interviewed this morning, Dr. Earle Page, lender of the Australian Country Party, stated that Mr. Hay's statement, that the defeat of the Government on the ...
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DEMAND FOR INQUIRY SUPPORTED
"The Daily Telegraph" has received many more letters supporting the demand for a special tribunal to inquire into the Lunacy Act and the asylums of New South Wales. Further fresh cases of detention of allegedly sane ...
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EASTERN GALICIA
A critical situation is reported in Eastern Galicia, where the Poles, who occupy the country, are holding elections on Sunday, as a preliminary to ...
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NORTH SHORE BRIDGE
Among many suggestions that have been made to "The Daily Telegraph" since the North Shore Bridge Bill was introduced in the Legislative Assembly ...
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CLOSING OF THE ROLLS
The rolls close at 6 p.m. on Monday next. All claims must be in the hands of the registrar for the subdivision by that time. No person can be enrolled on the ...
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BUILDING THE BRIDGE.
Mr. F. E. Stowe says that he is receiving fresh support in his efforts to induce the Government to adopt his three-span bridge, utilising Goat Island. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PARK TOUTS
On the motion for adjournment in the Legislative Assembly at one o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. Molesworth made a bitter attack on the touts who infest the ...
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BIRD DAY
Bird Day, which has for its object the inculcation of a love for birds, with a view to their protection, was celebrated in the primary Schools throughout the ...
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MR. CHARLTON
Mr. M. Charlton, loader of the Federal Labor Party, spoke here to-night in support of the candidature of Mr. H. P. Lazzarini, member for Werriwa, and on ...
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"CITY WILL SUFFER
The Lord Mayor yesterday took a still more serious view of the proposals for financing the harbor bridge, and said that the City Council's annual ...
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MR. CATTS AT NEWTOWN
Mr. Catts, M.H.R. addressed a large crowd at Newtown Bridge last night, but found difficulty in speaking, owing to frequent interruptions. ...
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DULL OUTLOOK
"Under Australian conditions, fruitgrowers have no chance of competing on the markets of the world without Government subsidy," said Sir Henry Jones, ...
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AUBURN TRAGEDY
The Parramatta District Coroner (Mr. H. Richardson Clark) concluded the inquest at Parramatta yesterday on Thomas Clough, who died at Auburn from ...
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SMALLPOX
Two deaths have occurred from smallpox at Poplar. Thirty-two cases have now been reported. People in all parts of London are ...
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REID LABOR SELECTION.
The disputes committee of the A.L.P. executive yesterday considered the appeal of Mr. Buckley against the Reid selection. The matter was adjourned ...
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