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  2. SOUTH AFRICA.

    In the course of his presidential address to the Congress of African political organisations representing the interests of the coloured population, Dr. Abdurahman, ...

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  3. BRITAIN.

    Senator Pearce, the Commonwealth Minister for Defence, addressed a number of departing munition workers. He said that the Commonwealth appreciated the fact ...

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  4. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    At Versailles a cross table at the foot of the room was reserved for the German plenipotentiaries, while the Press were seated behind the Germans. The enemy ...

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  5. THE GRAND FLEET'S RECORD.

    Dry weather, if dull and cold, enabled the city of Edinburgh's ceremony of conferring its freedom on Admiral Sir David Beatty to assume on Saturday afternoon ...

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  6. INFLUENZA.

    The Colonial Secretary (Mr. C. A. Hudson) has received a "round robin" from passengers who were recently quarantined at Port Augusta and again at Karonie during ...

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  7. LORD JELLICOE.

    Inquiries made at Government House and the Premier's office yesterday show that the arrangements in connection with the visit of Admiral Lord Jellicoe are ...

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  8. SERBIA AND THE ADRIATIC.

    The Allies are confidently waiting the Germans' next move, but the latter's rumoured intention to withdraw from Versailles is discredited. ...

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  9. BOUND FOR AUSTRALIA.

    Senator Pearce visited Tilbury, and inspected the s.s. Alexandra Woermann, 3,828 tons, which sailed to-day, with 439 women and children aboard, representing the ...

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  10. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The Amir of Afghanistan has issued a proclamation complaining of the British suzerainty. He has also sent a representative to Moscow. The movement of British ...

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  11. A MUNICIPAL EXPERIMENT.

    A Pretoria message states that an important departure in municipal government is forecasted as the result of recent occurrences at Johannesburg. The provincial ...

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  12. ARCTIC CANADA.

    Vilhjalmur Stefanson, the commander of the Canadian Arctic expedition, has addressed to Parliament the outlines of a scheme for converting Arctic Canada into a wool, ...

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  13. INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

    The opinion was expressed in union circles to-day that the seamen's strike would be confined to Queensland. Officials of the Sydney branch of the Firemen's and ...

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  14. POSITION IN GERMANY.

    [?] Cologne correspondent of the "Daily Express" learns that Berlin business agents have bags packed in readiness to return to England the moment peace is signed. ...

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  15. AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS.

    On board the P. and O. liner Kaisar-I Hind, 11,430 tons, which is leaving Southampton for Australia, are 236 officers and 1,465 non-commissioned officers and men of ...

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  16. CHARGE OF PROFITEERING.

    In the House of Assembly yesterday Mr. T. Boydell, member for the Greyville division of Durban, referred to a charge of profiteering by Australian State-owned ...

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  17. MURMANSK FRONT.

    An official telegram from Murmansk (Northern Russia) announces that the Allied troops have captured Meselskava on the railway, 25 miles southward of Urosozero ...

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  18. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    During the 24 hours ended 8 o'clock [?] night 11 deaths from pneumonic influenza occurred in the metropolitan hospitals and six in the country. Only 46 fresh cases ...

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  19. FINNISH REPUBLIC.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Cecil Harmsworth, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, stated that the British Government has now recognised ...

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  20. CENTRAL NATIONS.

    Wurtemberg troops avenged the death of hostages by clubbing to death the Spartacist Seidl, who ordered the shootings. Toller, the youthful dictator under the recent ...

    Article : 45 words
  21. BUREAU OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.

    Mr. Stirling Taylor, who has succeeded Mr. Walter Leitch as Director of the Bureau of Commerce and Industry, has issued an outline of the work which the ...

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  22. HULL TO AUSTRALIA.

    The Hull Chamber of Commerce is circularising the West Riding chambers of commerce, urging them to use the Commonwealth and Milburn steamship lines, which ...

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  23. QUEENSLAND.

    Another death from pneumonic influenza occurred in the Exhibition Isolation Hospital to-day, the patient being a woman. There are 290 patients in the Exhibition ...

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  24. FATAL FLYING ACCIDENT.

    General Stafanic, the Czecho-Slovak, War Minister, was killed while flying at Pressburg. He served with distinction in the Siberian anti-Bolsbevik campagn. ...

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  25. "CRUDE AKD SORDID."

    The members of the American delegation describe Von Rantzau's speech as crude and sordid. He is a typical German without a sporting instinct, and his ...

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  26. MR. CORBOY'S RECENT SPEECH.

    At a meeting of the goldfields branch of the R.S.A. to-night members adversely criticised the recent remarks of Mr. Corboy, M.H.R., at Fremantle when he said ...

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  27. COAL COMMISSION.

    Mr. T. J. Ryan, the Premier of Queensland, was a witness before the Coal Commission. He said that State control in Queensland had been successful, enabling ...

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  28. ROUMANIAN INVASION.

    There is no confirmation of the report of the Roumanian entry into the suburbs of Budapest. On the contrary, a Hungarian official wireless message claims to hold ...

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  29. BOLOISM IN FRANCE.

    The trial of several of those who were accused in connection with the Bolo Pas[?]espionage cases has been concluded. [?]noir, who was formerly proprietor of "La ...

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  30. NOTES FROM PARIS.

    Blank spaces have begun to re-appear in the newspapers—more open diplomacy! As they occur in articles on Germany's defiant attitude, they indicate clearly that ...

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  31. RANTZAU'S TWO NOTES.

    Count von Rantzau has presented two notes to M. Clemenceau, the President of the Peace Conference. The first states that the Allies' demands are such as [?] ...

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  32. HUNGARIAN CLAIM.

    A Hungarian Bolshevik official message states that order has been restored within the army, and throughout the army zone. It admits the withdrawal of troops for the ...

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  33. HIGH COST OF LIVING.

    The R.S.A. to-night decided to send delegates to a conference called by the Chamber of Mines to be held on May 27 to discuss the possibilities of co-operative ...

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  34. FOOD CONTROL.

    The House of Commons to-day passed a vote for £1,451,700 salaries in connection with the Ministry of Food. The Food Controller (Mr. G. H. Roberts) claimed that the ...

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  35. A PECULIAR CASE.

    In the District Court to-day Gelanie Shah, a Mahomedan priest, appeared on a charge of having unlawfully celebrated a marriage between Golanie Kadder (an ...

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  36. SENSATIONAL COUP.

    Anti-Bolshevik ex-officers carried out a sensational coup on Friday, seizing the Hungarian Legation at Vienna, taking prisoners the occuptions, and seizing £6,250, which ...

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  37. CLEMENCEAU'S WARNING.

    Clemenceau made every effort before the war to arouse the French to the possible necessity of defending themselves against a rapacious Germany (says the San ...

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  38. GERMAN COUNTER TREATY.

    Count von Rantzau will visit Berlin during the coming week and will return with the Government's counter treaty. The Government authorities, at von Rantzau's ...

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  39. THE ALBANY VACANCY.

    Telegrams received from Perth this afternoon announced that Mr. John Scaddan had definitely decided to nominate for the Albany seat in the Legislative ...

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  40. THREE TRANSPORTS.

    The Director of Quarantine (Dr. Cumpston) received advice to-day that three transports, the Dunsluce Castle, the Dongala and the Shropshire would arrive in ...

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  41. GERMAN DELEGATES.

    Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau and the members of his staff worked all Wednesday night and completed the translation of the treaty into German. The "Berliner ...

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  42. A TRADE ROMANCE.

    One of the trade romances of the war (says the London "Daily Telegraph") is the rise of the fancy leather goods industry in this country. Prior to the war ...

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  43. EMPIRE DAY.

    A victory choir of ten thousand voices will sing in Hyde Park on Empire Day, and the massed guards' bands will also participate. ...

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  44. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH.

    The Government is spending £2,000,000 on agricultural research and education during the next five years. ...

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  45. THE DATE OF SIGNING.

    Advices received by the Government from London indicate that the peace treaty is not expected to be ratified and signed by the King until August 1. ...

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  46. CASEMENT'S BRIGADE.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Captain F. E. Guest, Joint Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury, said it was impossible to prosecute the men who were in ...

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  47. ITALIAN DIFFICULTY.

    The Paris correspondent of the New York "Times" says that it is understood that Signor Orlando, the Italian Premier, rejected M. Clemenceau's and Mr. Lloyd ...

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  48. WAR AND MUNITION WORKERS.

    The nominal rolls of war workers and munition workers returning to Western Australia by the Benalla and St. Albans respectively appear below. These rolls are ...

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  49. THE LONDON POLICE.

    The Police Commissioner has gone to Paris to consult the Prime Minister regarding the demands which are being made by the London police ...

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  50. METHODIST CHURCH.

    Wesley Church, Perth, was well filled last night, on the occasion of the anniversry of its establishment, when the Rev. Brian Wibberey, Mus. Bac., delivered an ...

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  51. LABOUR CONFERENCE.

    The organising committee of the International Labour Conference established by the Peace Conference met for the first time in London to-day, seven ...

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  52. THE RETREAT FROM MOMS.

    Field-Marshal Lord French, in the course of his account of the retreat from Mons, as published in the "Daily Telegraph," says that in his communications to London he ...

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  53. BREAKING AND ENTERING.

    In the Kalgoorlie Police Court to-day James Brady (45), a butcher, was remanded for eight days on a charge of breaking and entering Broadhurst and ...

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  54. EAST AFRICA.

    Belgium has protested against a British mandate in East Africa on the ground that Belgium at great cost and sacrifice contributed to the conquest and ...

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  55. CHINA AND JAPAN.

    The "Manchester Guardian" states that the Peace Conference has given Japan virtual dominion in the Shantung province, enabling her to secure a strong hold on ...

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  56. MISSING NEXT-OF-KIR.

    The military authorities desire to communicate with the next-of-kin of the following soliders:—No. 7321 A. C. Taquer, 11th Battalion; next-to-kin, mother, Mrs. E. Taquer, G.P.O., ...

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  57. AUSTRIANS DELAYED.

    The Austrian delegation has been delayed, and will not arrive before Wednesday. It now consists of Chancellor Renner, a Christian Socialist named Guentler, and ...

    Article : 160 words
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