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  2. OUR POLICY TOWARDS JAPAN.

    In Tokyo I have seen the Prime Minister and one former Prime Minister; another former occupant of the highest political place. Count Teruchi was too ill to be ...

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  3. BRITAIN'S ECONOMIC POSITION.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George), speaking in the House of Commons this afternoon, dealt with the country's trade and industrial position. He complained ...

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  4. INFLUENZA.

    The influenza figures showed a slight increase yesterday, the total number of new cases notified being 25 against 17 on Monday. The feature of the day was the ...

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  5. BRITAIN.

    The rapid demobilisation of the Australian troops has been largely due to Senator Pearce's efforts to secure ships. He also effected a considerable saving in ...

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  6. SOUTH AFRICA.

    A message from Salisbury, the capital of Southern Rhodesia, says that, replying to the resolution carried by the Legislative Council of Rhodesia ...

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  7. THE SEAMEN'S STRIKE.

    The seamen spent the greater part of to-day "considering the position," and at the end of the day which was in no sense perfect, the extremists snatched a temporary ...

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  8. THE PEACE LOAN.

    As Messrs. Hughes and Watt will be present in Perth on Monday, leading members of the Central Peace Loan Committee decided that it request them to ...

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  9. THE PRIME MINISTER.

    The Mayor of Fremantle (Mr. W. Montgomery) said yesterday that the local arrangements for the welcome of the Prime Minister (Mr. W. M. Hughes) and the ...

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  10. DEPORTED GERMANS.

    Major Isacaon has furnished Senator Pearce with a report on the conveyance of German prisoners from Australia to Rotterdam. He says:—Many of the ...

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  11. FREMANTLE.

    The Chief Health Inspector for Fremantle stated last night that he had been notified of no fresh cases of pneumonic influenza yesterday. One case which had been ...

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  12. MARINE BOARDS WANTED.

    A public meeting passed a resolution urging the Union Government to legislate for the establishment of marine boards at Capetown and Durban. It was stated ...

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  13. THE FOOD CONTROLLER.

    The Food Controller (Mr. G. H. Roberts) denies the report that he is resigning from the Food Ministry. [It was stated that Mr. Roberts was ...

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  14. MESSAGE FROM RETURNED SOLDIERS' LEAGUE.

    The Federal president of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial League (Captain G. J. Dyett) sent to-day the following radio message of welcome to the ...

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  15. CITY TRAGEDIES.

    As the result of tragic happenings in the city last night, two returned soldiers, both of whom had seen considerable service with the A.I.F., lost their lives. ...

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  16. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. Thomas Millard, a well-known American writer and war correspondent, who is attached to the Chinese peace delegation, giving evidence before the Foreign ...

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  17. POSITION ON THE GOLDFIELDS.

    To-night there were 32 patients in the isolation hospital, five being dangerously ill and five seriously ill. At present one doctor devotes portion of ...

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  18. IMPORT RESTRICTIONS.

    In order to test the legality of the Government's import restrictions, which were established merely as a war measure, Sir John Simon (formerly Attorney-General) has ...

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  19. MEXICO.

    Mexican bandits seized two American air lieutenants and threaten to murder them unless they are immediately ransomed. The State Department regards the incident as ...

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  20. RAILWAY WORKERS' WAGES.

    The Government has resumed its negotiations with representatives of the engine drivers, firemen, and cleaners concerning the new standard rates of wages. Some ...

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  21. MEETING IN SYDNEY.

    Between 2,000 and 3,000 members of the Sydney branch of the Seamen's Union attended a mass meeting to-day, when, by a two-thirds majority the following ...

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  22. EASTERN PARLIAMENTS.

    The final session of the twenty fourth Parliament of New South Wales was opened officially by the State Governor to-day. His Excellency's speech dealt with the work ...

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  23. RANSOM TO BE PAID.

    The United States Government has decided to pay the ransom for the release of the air lieutenants. ...

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  24. MANCHURIAN AFFRAY.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" says:—Reports received from Tokio are to the effect that the Government of Japan has warned China ...

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  25. NEW SOUTH WALES WHEAT.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-night the Leader of the Opposition asked the Premier to carry out his promise to appoint a Royal Commission to inquire more fully ...

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  26. MR. CUMMINGS'S EXPULSION.

    The French and American Consuls in Mexico City have protested against the expulsion of the British Charge d'Archives, Mr. William Cummings. ...

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  27. IRELAND.

    A party of Sinn Feiners at Castle Blay ney, in County Monaghan, attacked a building, where some Nationalists were conducting a dance. They smashed the ...

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  28. VICTORIA.

    Twelve deaths from influenza occurred in Victoria to-day, ten of them being in country districts. The admissions to the hospitals numbered thirty. ...

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  29. STATE PARLIAMENT.

    The President (Mr. W. Kingsmill) took the Chair at 4.30 p.m. DIVORCE BILL. Mr. Nicholson gave notice to move for ...

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  30. CHINA AND TIBET.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" says:—According to official messages received from Pekin, Britein and China have reached an ...

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  31. CHARGE OF UNLAWFUL POSSESSION.

    Mr. W. A. G. Walter, R.M., gave his reserved decision in the Kalgoorlie Police Court to-day in the case in which Joseph Andrew Wittman, of Burbanks, was charged ...

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  32. TASMANIA.

    The influenza epidemic in Hobart shows signs of abating as far as the pneumonic symptoms are concerned. The additional cases were admitted to the Claremont ...

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  33. RYAN LIBEL CASE.

    Having decided to rely upon documentary evidence, Mr. Knox, K.C., leading counsel for the defence in the action, before Mr. Justice Isaacs, of Thomas J. ...

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  34. BRITISH RULE IN EGYPT.

    Mr. Joseph Wingate Folk, ex-Governor of Missouri, who is acting as counsel for the Egyptian commission which is visiting the United States, has filed a brief with the ...

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  35. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

    The Legislative Assembly met yesterday at 4.30 p.m. ASSAULT ON A MAYOR. The Premier informed Mr. Mullany that ...

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  36. DROWNED IN A SEWER.

    George James Dark (36), a labourer, fell from some staging into a sewer at Burswood (Sydney), and was drowned. Apparently he had been overcome by gas fumes. ...

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  37. SUPPORT FOR STRIKERS.

    The seamen of the deep-sea vessels at present in Port Jackson have decided to give their support to the Federated Seamen's Union of Australia. About 150 ...

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  38. RUSSIA.

    British aviators bombed Petrozavodsk, a town in the Olonetz district, 185 miles north-east of Petrograd, causing large fires. They also dropped proclamations, ...

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  39. THE BROKEN HILL FIRE.

    At Broken Hill to-day an inquiry into the South mine mill fire was opened before the Coroner (Mr. Brown, S.M.). Wm. Wainwright (general manager of the South ...

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  40. CONTEMPT OF COURT.

    During the hearing of a divorce petition in Wagga to-day the petitioner Charles Crawford, commenced to harangue the Judge and officials. The Judge committed ...

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  41. POLICE COURT CASES.

    The adjourned cases against Philip Le Cornu (president of the Seamen's Federation of Australasia) and the federation as a body, in which Le Cornu individually ...

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  42. A GIRL DISFIGURED.

    In the Police Court to-day an Italian named Jack Spinac (26) on remand from Casino, was charged with having applied nitric acid to the person of Jean Hudson with ...

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  43. RETURNED SOLDIERS' LEAGUE.

    Amendments of the constitution of the Victorian branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial League were considered to-day by a conference of ...

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  44. POSITION IN BRISBANE UNCHANGED.

    There were no local developments in connection with the shipping strike to-day. Members of the Seamen's Union declare that they have "said their say," and they ...

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  45. SPECIAL CARGOES.

    Several times during the hearing of the claim made by the Waterside Workers Federation in the Arbitration Court Mr. Justice Higgins showed an unwillingness to ...

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  46. CHARGE OF ASSAULT.

    In the Police Court to-day, William Salotti was committed for trial on a charge of having wounded unlawfully Charles O'Connor, a football umpire, after a match ...

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  47. A SLANDER ACTION.

    Damages amounting to £1,500 were claimed before the Chief Justice in the Civil Court to-day by Henry Hunter Yule, trading as Yule Bros., motor car agents ...

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  48. SEQUEL OF A STRIKE.

    Papers laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly to-night showed that, on legal advice, the Government had paid £14,941 as compensation for "loss of ...

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  49. POSITION OF OUTPORTS.

    Inquiries yesterday showed that the negotiations with the Federal Government for the extension to Broome of the trip of the John Forrest, which is taking ...

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  50. GOLDFIELDS ITALIANS.

    There were no developments to-day in connection with the Italian trouble. Most of the Italians, with the exception of the married men, appear to have left the ...

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  51. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.

    The Premier (Mr. A. H. Peake), in the House of Assembly to-day gave notice that on the following day he would move for leave to introduce a Bill to amend the ...

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