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TROUBLED CHINA.
Mr. Jamicson, the British Consul-General at Canton, has addressed the following to Chao Chu-Wu, at the Bureau of Foreign Affairs at Canton, on ...
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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
In the Senate to-day, the Minister for Home and Territories (Senator Pearce) in reply to Senator Needham (Lab W. A.), said that the Commonwealth had ...
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PRINCE OF WALES.
The Prince of Wales to-day witnessed a magnificent industrial procession, representing the trades and industries of the reef. Among the exhibits was one ...
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INDUSTRIAL.
The Miners' (Federation executive meeting to-day, presided over by Mr. Herbert Smith, accepted the report of the miners' representatives on the joint ...
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SECURITY PACT.
In the House of Commons to-day, opening the debate on the Foreign Office estimates, in the presence of Lord Stone-haven (Governor-General-designate of ...
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THE WOOL INDUSTRY.
The publication of the details of Sir John Higgins's wool regulation proposals has considerably interested wool circles. The Australian Press Association ...
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Peking Demonstration.
The demonstration to-day was large, and included students, merchants, workmen, Roman Catholics, Protestants, and Mohammedans. Some of the banners ...
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A Financial Matter.
Mr. Barlow (chief manager of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation) states authoritatively that the corporation has never financed Marshal ...
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Mr. J. H. Thomas's Views.
Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P., speaking an Derby, referred to the very grave industrial position with which the country was faced in regard to the mining trouble. He ...
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AMUNDSEN'S POLAR DASH.
A wireless message from the Heimdal, at Spitsbergen, gives extracts from the diary of Dietrichsen, the pilot of the second seaplane, which complete ...
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AMERICAN FLEET.
Keen interest was displayed by officers and men in moving pictures on the Seattle, showing Australian scenes supplied by the Australian Government notably ...
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INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY CONGRESS.
The International Railway Congress in London to-day carried a resolution by 90 votes to 35 declaring that a rigid eight-hour day was impracticable, but that each ...
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Foreign Office Note.
The Foreign Office this evening handed in a Note to the interested Powers. The Note lengthily argues that unequal treaties should be given up and says ...
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Native Press Statement.
The native Press on June 22 stated that the demonstration on June 23 would enter the Shameen by French leave by the British Bridge. The French ...
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Graziers' Council's Resolutions.
Although no finality has been reached with regard to the acceptance or otherwise of Sir John Higgins's scheme for the stabilisation of the wool market, an ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
A conclusion wag reached yesterday of the hearing of the case in which the Perth Sheet, Fibrous Piaster, Plaster Modellers and Cement Goods ...
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A DOUBLE MURDER.
A remarkable story is associated with the arrest of Gerrit Varenhorst, the son of wealthy parents, on a charge of murdering compatriot, named Delewd, and ...
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American Protests.
A message from Tientsin reports that General Chang-Such-Liang has arrived there. In connection with the sympathy ...
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Gregory (C.P., W.A.) asked Minister representing the Minister for Market and Migration whether it ...
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MAILBAG ROBBERIES.
"The Court is satisfied that you, as an experienced solicitor in the High Court for years, associated with a gang of daring and dangerous thieves and ...
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Chinese Casualties.
It is authoritatively stated that the Chinese casualties at Canton on June 23 do not exceed 30 killed and 70 wounded.—Reuter. ...
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British Refugees.
Britons employed on the Chinese section of the Canton-Kowloon railway have left for Hong Kong. They were privately warned by Chinese friends to ...
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MIGRATION.
Mr. Richard Linton, who arrived from Canada to-day, is commencing immediately to arrange for the selection of the first quote of 250 British boys to ...
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Collie Miners' Meeting.
The Collie Miners' Union recently cited an enforcement ease in the Arbitration Court regarding the buck dist question, and received an adverse decision. An ...
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Shanghai News.
Coinciding with disturbing reports from elsewhere, the Shanghai police yesterday obtained information of a widespread student plot to hire motor cars and dash ...
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Opportunities in Australia.
Sir Arthur Dorman, in an interview at Middlesbrough, dwelt on the splendid opportunities in Australia for a free, independent and happy life. He said ...
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Woman Missionary's Story.
The following version of the Shameen incident on June 23 is given by Miss Julia Meadows, an American missionary. "Conditions in Canton were tense. The ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS
Amusement and indignation has been aroused by the exploitation of the Hampshire Territorials in order to boom an American film. A detachment met the ...
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News from Towns.
A message from Wunu states that the food boycott of foreign warships continues. The Chinese authorities are maintaining order. ...
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Passengers by the Osterley.
The Officer in Charge of Immigration notifies that the following new settlers are due to arrive at Fremantle by the Osterley on or about June 30:— ...
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Who Was Responsible ?
The Civil Governor of Canton, in a Note to the British Consul-General states, inter alia:—"With reference to the procession to-day on account of the ...
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WOMEN'S MEMORIAL.
The Duchess of York to-day unveiled the famous mediaeval Five Sisters window at York Minster, which has been restored as a national memorial to 1,465 ...
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Y.A.L. BOYS.
The party of 140 Y.A.L. boys which has recently been touring Europe, left Colombo yesterday on the final stage of their journey. Advice has been received ...
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AMERICA.
The ship's articles for the freight steamer Oneida, which Mr. Henry Ford purchased on June 29, show that the wages are much higher than those paid ...
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Wool Officials' Criticism.
Mr. W. Stevenson Fraser and Mr. W. J. Young, both of whom have been members of the Central Wool Committee since its inception, and who are two of ...
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Amoy Demonstration.
Amoy expects a demonstration at the international settlement to-day. The Chinese naval authorities are assuming full responsibility to cope with the situation. ...
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British Comment.
Political writers agree that Mr. Chamberlain's statement was too general to be really informative. It contained nothing new to students of the White ...
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Japanese Destroyers.
The Navy Department announce that one destroyer was despatched to Kwang Tung and another to Amoy from Fescadores yesterday, owing to the ...
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GREECE.
A military revolution has broken out in Greece, and the fleet has joined in. ...
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The Unseen Hand.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Austen Chamberlain (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs), replying to Captain J. G. Fairfax (Unionist, Norwich), said ...
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BRITISH POLITICS.
The by-election in Oldham consequent upon the appointment of Sir Edward Grigg as Government of Kenya resulted:—Wiggins (Liberal), 26,325; Tout ...
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Rising at Salonika.
The officers of the garrison at Salonika have formed a military government under the presidency of General Pangalos and have taken possession of all the civil and ...
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A MISSING MAN.
Mr. Justice Macfarlan to-day, on an application by the Union Trustee Company of Australia, on behalf of the next of kin granted letters of ...
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
On the adjournment of the House of Representatives to-night, the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) announced that the delegates for the Commonwealth at the ...
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Sympathisers at Manila.
A Chinese business house is flying flags at half-mast as a mark of sympathy with the Shanghai casualties. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce is subscribing to ...
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A SYDNEY EXPLOSION.
A terrific explosion, with a blinding flash of light, followed a breakdown in the electrical equipment at the Pyrmont power house late this afternoon, and the ...
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STATE LABOUR CONGRESS.
The question of the appointment of delegates to the Labour Congress to be held in Perth next month was discussed at a meeting of the Collie Miners' Union ...
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At Hong Kong.
The Chinese delivery coolies of the cable companies went on strike to-day. Boy Scouts and Portuguese lads have replaced the strikers. ...
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