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  2. AVIATION.

    In connection with the Air Ministry's gift of aeroplanes to the Commonwealth Government, Senator Pearce has completed arrangements for the acceptance of the ...

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  3. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The Commission which is considering the question of the revision of the Treaty of London of 1839 heard Dr. R. de Maren van Swinderden (formerly Minister for Foreign ...

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  4. THE SEAMEN'S STRIKE.

    Bearing important proposals from Sydney, Mr. Le Cornu (president of the Seamen's Council) and Mr. Blackburn (legal adviser) arrived in Melbourne by express ...

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  5. BASE METALS.

    Representatives of the Mining Associations of Western Australia (Incorporated) waited upon the Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Watt) yesterday, and were introduced ...

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  6. TRADE AND INDUSTRY.

    Previously to his departure for a holiday [?] France the Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd [?]ge) took the unusual course of issu[?] a full summary of his recent speech ...

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  7. BRITAIN.

    When the amalgamation of the demobilisation and administrative departments of the Australian Expeditionary Force has been effected General Sir John Monash will ...

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  8. AUSTRALIA'S PEACE DELEGATES.

    All the arrangements for a memorable welcome to the Prime Minister (Mr. W. M. Hughes) and the Minister for the Navy (Sir Joseph Cook) at Fremantle have been ...

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  9. THE FAR NORTH.

    The task of turning the far north of Western Australia to greater account is being undertaken by the Government, and as a preliminary step, an advisory ...

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  10. THE SALVATION ARMY.

    The annual congress of the Salvation Army was opened auspiciously in the Town Hall last night, with bright and merry hymn, choruses, a busy brass band the ...

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  11. AMERICA.

    President Wilson, replying to written questions asked by Senators, said that the President of the United States had no power to declare peace by proclamation, ...

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  12. BRAVE AUSTRALASIANS.

    The following awards are announced:— Bar to the Military Medal.—Australians: Sergts. J. Edwards (21st Battalion). I. Johnson (24th Battalion), W. S. Moodie (22nd ...

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  13. THE ARMENIAN POSITION.

    An American mission, under Major-General James G. Harbord, is leaving Brest to investigate the situation in Armenia and the Caucasus. ...

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  14. YOUNG TURKS MOVEMENT.

    It is reported from Pera that the Young Turks movement has reached Konieh (in Asia Minor), and is spreading to Angora and Broussa. ...

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  15. AUSTRALIAN WAR MUSEUM.

    The Government of the United States has decided to comply with Senator Pearce's request for contributions of war appliances to the Australian War Museum ...

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  16. RUSSIA.

    A representative of the Australian and New Zealand Press Association reported to-day:— The authorities will issue in a few days ...

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  17. THE SILESIAN OUTBREAK.

    The Poles in Upper Silesia are calling to the colours all men between 20 and 40 years of age, and have assumed power in several towns. Forty German soldiers ...

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  18. PREFERENTIAL RATES.

    The Customs Department has published details of the method of obtaining preferential rates on duties on products of the Empire. From September 1, whether from ...

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  19. POSITION IN SYDNEY.

    Messrs. Gerred (president) and Raeburn, of the Sydney branch of the Seamen's Union, left for Melbourne to-night, but they declined to state their business as ...

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  20. THE MEXICAN TROUBLE.

    The Mexican Ambassador here has been ordered to protest against American troops entering Mexico, and to demand their withdrawal. ...

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  21. SOLDIERS AND DRINK.

    Introduced by Mr. R. J. Burchell. M.H.R., a deputation representative of women citizens and war workers and of the Returned Soldiers' Association waited ...

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  22. THE PRINCE OF WALES.

    The Quebec correspondent of the New York "Times" reports the arrival of the Prince of Wales. The Lieut.-Governor (Sir Charles Fitzpatrick) the Anglican Bishop ...

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  23. PRIME MINISTER'S ENGAGEMENTS.

    The Prime Minister's official engagements in Western Australia are as follow:— To-day. Reception on Fremantle wharf. ...

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  24. FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES.

    Owing to the decrease in the rates of foreign exchange and the restrictions on American exports, Chicago banks lost in a single day about £100,000. ...

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  25. TROUBLE AT BRISBANE.

    A demonstration against loyal carters who had been carrying "black" cargoes during the week occurred outside the gates of Thomas Brown and Son's Short-street ...

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  26. JAPAN'S NAVY.

    The Japanese Navy Department's new programme includes two battle cruisers, three light cruisers, five first-class and five second-class destroyers, several submarines, ...

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  27. REPATRIATION DEPARTMENT.

    The report upon the organisation and activities of the Department of Repatriation for the period from April 8, 1918, to June 30, 1919, was made available to-day ...

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  28. A NEGRO LYNCHED.

    In Louisburg (North Carolina) for an alleged assault on a farmer's wife a negro named Elliott was lynched. A mob first shot the man, and then tied his body to ...

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  29. INTERVIEW WITH THE CHIEF.

    "There has been a most phenomenal growth in every phase of the Army's activities since I was in Australia 30 years ago as the first Commissioner," remarked ...

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  30. JAPAN'S CLAIMS.

    The Government of Japan is making inventories of German and Austrian property in Japan previously to taking possession of it as part security for Japan's claims. It ...

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  31. DENIKINE'S BRILLIANT PROGRESS.

    The War Office confirms the report as to the Bolsheviks' admissions of retirement. General Denikine's left wing is continuing its progress brilliantly and successfully. ...

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  32. THE RYAN LIBEL CASE.

    The jury in the case in which Mr. T. J. Ryan, Premier of Queensland, sued the Melbourne "Argus" for £10,000 damages for alleged libel before Mr. Justice Isaacs ...

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  33. THE CITY'S RECEPTION.

    Owing to the great public interest which is being taken in the arrival of Mr. Hughes and Sir Joseph Cook, the Mayor of Perth (Mr. W. F. Lathlain) has come to the ...

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  34. ROUMANIA AND UKRAINE.

    The Governments of Roumania and the Ukraine have reached a settlement amounting to the recognition of the Ukraine's independence. Each country agrees not to ...

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  35. NORTHERN REGION.

    The British Government has allocated vessels in which to remove civilians who desire to leave Northern Russia before the British withdrawal. Several thousand ...

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  36. HUN GENERALS "WANTED."

    France is demanding the extradition of the German generals von Heinrich and von Gravintz for cruelties perpetrated in Lille. They will be tried in Lille. ...

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  37. STATE GOVERNMENT LUNCHEON.

    On Monday, shortly after 1 p.m., the State Government will entertain the Prime Minister and the Minister for the Navy at an official luncheon at Parliament ...

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  38. THE GOLD STANDARD.

    Practically throughout the world gold has ceased to be a currency, serving now only as a basis for it, and the old standard value of about £4 5s. per oz. troy being retained, ...

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  39. CHAFF SUPPLIES IN SYDNEY.

    A complaint was made to-day by the Master Carriers' Association to the Necessary Commodities Commission that chaff supplies since the price was fixed were ...

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  40. RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION.

    A spareely attended general meeting of the Perth branch of the R.S.A. was held at the Soldiers' Institute on Wednesday night, to discuss certain important items. ...

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  41. THE "RED TERROR."

    A fugitive from Petrograd reports that the "Red Terror" there is of unprecedented dimensions. The notorious Jacob Peters (chief of the Department of Internal ...

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  42. THE CHURCHES.

    The Rev. G. Nisbet Dods, M.A., will conduct both services in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. He will preach it the morning on the "Mystery of Prayer," ...

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  43. "TOO OLD AT FORTY."

    "I have received," the Minister for Education (Mr. H. P. Colebatch) remarked yesterday, "the protest from the teachers regarding the appointment of the new ...

    Article : 321 words
  44. NEW ZEALAND POLITICS.

    Sir Joseph Ward, leader of the Liberal Party, resigned from the National Government last night, and it is expected that all the other Liberal Ministers will follow ...

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  45. FEDERAL PUBLIC SERVICE.

    A deputation representing the Federal Public Service waited to-day upon the Acting Leader of the Federal Ministry (Senator Millen) with a request that a ...

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  46. TRANS-AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY.

    The Commissioner of Commonwealth Railways (Mr. Bell) was interviewed here to-day with reference to a report that there was a likelihood of the ...

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  47. COLLIE COAL.

    Referring to his remarks as published in Thursday's "West Australian." the Minister for Mines (Mr. J. Scaddan) stated yesterday that some exception had been taken ...

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    The Anglican Church.—A cable has been received from his Grace the Archbishop of Perth stating that his departure has been postponed but that he will leave England ...

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