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  2. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The Earl of Oxford and Asquith took his seat in the House of Lords to-day, being sponsored by Earl Beauchamp and the Earl of Balfour. The attendance was ...

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  3. EMPIRE AFFAIRS.

    It is understood that tie Commonwealth Government's new preference conditions are likely to be acceptable to most of the trades, as they appear to ...

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  4. AMERICA.

    Contradictory testimony was given today before the Aircraft Committee of the House of Representatives by Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, a former ...

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  5. INDUSTRIAL.

    A Japanese cotton mill strike, which began last week, spread till it involved some 30,000 operatives belonging to thirteen Japanese mills. Serious ...

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  6. ENGLAND'S VICTORY.

    The weather was fine when play was resumed on the Melbourne Cricket Ground this morning in the fourth Test match. The stage was set for an ...

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  7. COMMANDEERED GOLD.

    REverting to the subject of the lossess sustained by gold producers through the compulsory acquisition of gold by the Commonwealth during the war Mr. W. ...

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  8. NEW STATE MOVEMENT.

    At yesterday's sitting of the Royal Commission investigating Western Australia's disabilities under Federation, evidence was riven by Andrew Cecil ...

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  9. SHIPPING DISPUTES.

    The seamen who attended the Mercantile Marine office to-day seeking engagement went on strike because they found the doors of the office closed, and were ...

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  10. A Socialist Split.

    The Political Correspondent of the London "Daily Express" says:—Opinions expressed during tie debate on the question of the safeguarding of the industries ...

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  11. INDIA.

    The Bengal Legislative Council, after a loop debate, resolved by 75 to 51 votes that in the forthcoming Budget provision be made for the salaries of Ministers in ...

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  12. Economic Conference.

    In the House of Commons to-day, Lieut.-Colonel W. E. Guinness (Financial Secretary of the Treasury) said that the Government adhered to the resolution of ...

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  13. A Tomb of Rock.

    A message from Care City (Kentucky) reports that Floyd Collins will sleep undisturbed in the cavern winch claimed his life. The attempts to recover the ...

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  14. War Pensions.

    In the House of Commons this evening the Minister for Pensions (Major G. C.Tryon) mentioned that by March 31 next Great Britain would have spent ...

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  15. MIGRATION.

    In replying to a question in the House of Commons to-day Mr. L. Amery (the Secretary of State for the Colonies) said that 85,929 persons had been assisted to ...

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  16. Economic Committee.

    All of the Overseas Dominions except Australia have appointed representatives to the Imperial Economic Committee, whose preliminary meeting is held, un ...

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  17. Disabled Ex-Soldiers.

    In the Sense of Commons to-day Captain J.G. Fairfax (Conservative, Xorwich) crew attention to the unemployment which prevailed among disabled ...

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  18. Anti-Tobacco Crusade.

    An extensive anti-tobacco movement will be launched next month. The programme of action is the promotion of a National Anti-Tobacco Convention. The ...

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  19. Food Commission.

    It is understood that the Royal Commission on the Prices of Food will complete its public hearings before Mr. J. B. Cramsie (the Chairman of the ...

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  20. Expected Arrivals.

    The Officer-in-Charge of Immigration (Mr. I. Crawcour) reports that new settlers are expected as follow:—S.s. Beltans, due at Fremantle on or about ...

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  21. ILLNESS OF THE KING.

    An offical bulletin which was issued at 2 p.m. to-day said:—"His Majesty the King is sufering from an attack of bronchitis, due to influenza. Despite a ...

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  22. A Wireless Scheme.

    Plans are announced for the linking of eighteen broadcasting radio stations east of the Mississippi River with some 18,000,000 homes. ...

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  23. OPIUM CONFERENCE.

    Viscount Cecil of Chelwood said to-night:—I have just returned from the Opium Conference, which was done work of great importance to the whole world— ...

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  24. ARMAMENTS.

    The Armaments Commission of the League of Nations has adopted the principle, that the manufacture of arms and munitions should be under Government ...

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  25. The Cabinet.

    The departure of the Secretary of State (Mr. C. E. Hughes) from the Cabinet on March 4 indicates no change with retard to America's policy of the ...

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  26. Waterside Workers.

    On Tuesday night Messrs. P. J. Ryan and A. Murphy, members of the executive committee of the Port Adelaide branch of the Waterside Workers' ...

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  27. ILLNESS DUE TO A CHILL.

    After a brief visit of the King's medical adviserslast evening it was announced officialy thit there was nothing to add to the previous bulletin. It is understood ...

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  28. ST. PAUL'S.

    The subscription fund of the London "Times" for the preservation of St. Paul's Cathedral (London) now amounts to £238,217. ...

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  29. A Former Kinema Star.

    It has been announced from Hollywood (California) that "Fatty" Arbuckle (the former kinema comedian) will marry shortly Doris Dean (the film actress). ...

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  30. Immigration.

    "The new immigration restriction law has settled definitely America's immigration problem." Senator James A. Reed (Democrat Missouri) told the Senate in ...

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  31. MOTOR SMASH AT NANNUP.

    Inspector Condon was notified last night by the Bunbury police that a man named D. McCarthy, and another man whose name was either Wilson or ...

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  32. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

    The annual report of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company (Ltd.) says that since the last general meeting of shareholders the progress made in ...

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  33. New Zealand Troubles.

    Trouble on the waterfront reached a climax this afternoon when the waterside workers refused to work, the Rotorua which arrived at Wellington to-day ...

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  34. CONDITION IMPROVED.

    An official bulletin which was issued this morning said that the King had had a fair night. The bronchitis had nor changed yet, but the general condition ...

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  35. HOP-GROWING INDUSTRY.

    "It is evident, from its action that the Commonwealth Government is not concerned about tic future of the hop industry," said the Premier (Mr. J. ...

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  36. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CATTLE.

    For several years the importation of rattle into Western Australia from the Eastern States has been prohibited, owing to fear of the introduction of ...

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  37. SHIPPING INDUSTRY.

    "The depression in the shipping indus­try continues," says the annual report of the Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom. r "British cargo boats United ...

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  38. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    While she was playing the part of Isolde in Wagner'a opera Isolde," in the Olympia, Liverpool, Madame Rosina Buckman (the ...

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  39. CITY GAS SUPPLY.

    The City Gas Department is spending about £59,000 of loan money on the extension of its service in and around Perth, but it is estimated that £50,000 ...

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  40. Scene of Enthusiasm.

    There was a scene or enthusiasm when the game concluded. Many, spectators leaped the railings and shook hands heartily with the victors. Tate especially ...

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  41. An Official Service.

    Commenting on the British official wireless news service conducted by the Foreign Office, the London "Evening Standard" says:—It is no longer ...

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  42. CHINA.

    A fracas which occurred on Sunday night between Yunnanese mercenary troops and some Indian watchmen about the possession of a motor launch ...

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  43. Big Wireless Stations.

    Referring last night to the cabled information that the Canadian Marconi Company was about to proceed with the erection of towers at Drummondville ...

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  44. English Comments.

    The "Evening Standard" emphasises Gilligsn's rare pleasure of ordering the Australians to follow on for the first time since Manchester in 1905, when ...

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  45. Further Fighting.

    The spasmodic fighting which has taken place during past years in the Provine of Kwangtung between the followers of Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen and those of the... ...

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  46. TARIFF BOARD.

    Evidence was heard to-day by the Tariff Board in support of the request by the fellmongering industry in the direction of placing an embargo on the ...

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  47. FATAL COLLISION.

    In a collision between a train and motor lorry at the South-road crossing near Adelaide to-day two men were killed. The train was bound from Adelaide to [?] ...

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  48. A Report Denied.

    Wu-Chao-Chu, who is Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen's Foreign Commissioner in Canton, was questioned with regard to the report in the "Berlin [?] regarded to the report in the Berlin "Lokal-Anazeiger yen ...

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  49. JUNIOR POSTMEN'S WAGES.

    In the classification which has been issued by the Federal Public Service Commissioners, junior postmen who are under the age of 21 are to be paid on ...

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  50. FATHER AND SON DROWNED

    A dinghy from which Clarence George Hubert, who was accompanied by his five-year-old son, was fishing capsized in Sumner Estuary, and both were ...

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