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  2. MINISTRY OF INFORMATION.

    The Ministry of Information has wound up its affairs. [Lord Beaverbrook, a well-known Canadian journalist, has been head of this ...

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  3. GERMANY.

    Stormy scenes have been reported at the Soviets Conference in Berlin. Herr Ebert and six members of the Council have resigned, and they will be replaced by ...

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  4. INCREASE OF THE NAVY.

    The Secretary of the Navy (Mr. J. Daniels) speaking at Annapolis said that it would be two years before the United States returned to normal conditions. The ...

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  5. THE TRAMWAY TROUBLE.

    The Tramway Union meeting to consider what action should be taken in connection with the demand for increased wages was held in the Hiberian Hall ...

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  6. INFLUENZA OUTBREAK.

    During Thursday night another death was recorded at the Woodman's Point Quarantine Station, the vicum being a sergeant from Victoria. No fresh cases occurred ...

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  7. ALLENBY'S TRIUMPH.

    A fortnight after General Allenby flung his artillery bombardment at the enemy line, great Turkish and German forces in Western and Eastern Palestine had been ...

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  8. GOVERNMENT CONTROL.

    At a meeting in the city of the Imperial Commercial Association, a resolution was passed, protesting against the continuance of Government control, which was declared ...

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  9. WAR AGAINST NEUTRALS.

    The Senate in investigating German propaganda discovered that Captain von Papen's papers provided for a German U-boat war against Holland and Scandinavia ...

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  10. REQUEST FOR A BOARD.

    The disputes' committee of the A.L.F. gave further consideration to the tramway trouble yesterday, and as "their final effort to avert the threatened strike" adopted ...

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  11. INDEPENDENT SOCIALISTS.

    The general assembly of Independent Socialists in Berlin has passed a resolution in favour of summoning a National Assembly. The resolution represents a ...

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  12. GRAVESEND.

    The Board of Trade has decided not to grant permission to construct a deep water wharf at Gravesend. ...

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  13. THE CHURCHES.

    To-morrow his Grace the Archbishop will preach at Gooseberry. Hill in the morning. In the afternoon, at 4 o'clock, he will open St. Aidan's Church Hall, at ...

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  14. RETURNING TROOPS.

    A message from Berlin states that a great body of troops from the front occupied the Town Hall and other public buildings at Neukoln, a suburb of Berlin, ...

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  15. FIELD-MARSHAL HAIG.

    Feeling lately has run high in some quarters respecting Field-Marshal Haig's return home for Christmas. For some time after the visit was announced there ...

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  16. THE AUSTRALIANS.

    The Australians are now in the process of moving forward, and one Australian Division to-day started to march from Avesnes towards the new area. Most of ...

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  17. LIST OF SUFFERERS.

    The following is a list of dangerously and seriously ill patients:—Danger List.—Private C. G. I. Nilsson (S.A.) Privates P. K. H. Jenner, R. ...

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  18. BRITISH IN COLOGNE.

    Mr. Percival Phillips, of the "Daily Express," says that Cologne is beginning to realise that the law must not be trifled with. Over forty men and women have ...

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  19. POSITION IN SYDNEY.

    No fresh cases of influenza and no deaths were reported to-day, but late last night Miss Sime, who put up a gallant fight against the maladv, died in the hospital ...

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  20. ANZACS.

    A batch of 95 Anzacs who had undergone their seven days' quarantine isolation were released yesterday. They proceeded to the base hospital where they were given their ...

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  21. RETURNED SOLDIERS' PROTEST.

    The executive of the Returned Soldiers Association received yesterday a reply to the telegram sent three days previously to the Acting Prime Minister protesting ...

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  22. OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

    The Press Bureau announces that in view of a renewed attempt to create an estrangement between the military and civil authorities it is officially stated that ...

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  23. BRITISH VESSELS RELEASED.

    Fifteen British ships which were captured during the war, and condemned as prizes by the Hamburg Court, have been released, and are proceeding to England ...

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  24. SECOND EDITION.

    After a long and frequently heated discussion the tramway' men decided to strike. An amendment to defer the matter until after the Christmas holidays was defeated. ...

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  25. FIJI.

    Suva is almost clean. Some of the country districts are improving, but in others the epidemic is still virulent. The European deaths number about 60. It is ...

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  26. VON MACKENSEN'S ARMY.

    General von Mackensen demanded that his army should be allowed to march through Hungary in accordence with the Spa armistice, but finally he assented to ...

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  27. WORK OF THE RED CROSS.

    The general secretary of the Western Australian Red Cross Society has received the following letter from the Senior Medical Officer of the Boonah:—"Dear Sir,—On ...

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  28. SILVER CHAIN FETE.

    The Silver Chain Christmas Fete appears to be gathering popularity as it goes, and the old English village on the banks of the Swan River was the happy hunting. ...

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  29. AMERICAN GOODS.

    The State Department has learned that 100,000 dollars' worth of goods have been stolen from the American Legation at Bucharest, the capital of Roumania, ...

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  30. A VISIT TO COLOGNE.

    Field-Marshal Haig visited Cologne, and was received with military honours. He presented each war correspondent with a Union Jack similar to the flag ...

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  31. BRITISH NEWS.

    All attention is being focussed upon Australian demobilisation, but the problems are manifold. General Monash has established an office in London with a number ...

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  32. TELEGRAM FROM MR. WATT.

    In the course of yesterday's sitting of the Legislative Council the President (Sir Henry Briggs) read the following telegram from Mr. Watt (Acting-Prime Minister), ...

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  33. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The Berlin "Lokal Anzeiger" reports that a revolution has broken out in Bulgaria. ...

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  34. RUSSIA.

    A correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" draws attention to the situation in Russia, which he says is causing great anxiety in official circles in Britain. There ...

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  35. COMMONWEALTH.

    In the House of Representatives to-day, the Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Watt) announced, to the accompaniment of cheers, that General Pau had generously donated ...

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  36. AN ESPLANADE RESOLUTION.

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. Angelo asked the Premier, without [?]tice if his attention had been drawn to the report of the mass meeting on the ...

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  37. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Mrs. L. E. Peters, of 121 Hubble-street, East Fremantle, has received word that her husband, Private Leslie Ernest Peters, of the 44th Battalion, A.I.F., has been ...

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  38. SENATOR PEARCE.

    On the adjournment of the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. Watt stated that it was expected that the embarkation and repatriation of the Australian forces ...

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  39. AUSTRALIAN OFFICERS PROMOTED

    The War Office announces the following promotions:—Major-Generals Chauvel and Monasn to be Lieutenant-Generals; Major-General Hobbs to be temporary ...

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  40. RED CROSS WORK.

    The following report has been received from the general secretary of the W.A. Red Cross of the Society's work in supplying returning transports:— ...

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  41. POLAND AND GERMANY.

    Poland severed diplomatic relations with Germany on the ground that Germany planned the revolution in Poland with the aid of the Russian Maximalists. ...

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  42. AN APPOINTMENT.

    Sir Eric Geddes, First Lord of the Admiralty, has been appointed to co-ordinate the activities of the various Government departments regarding demobilisation. ...

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  43. PROTEST RESOLUTIONS.

    At the last meeting of the women's section of the Strength of Empire Movement the following resolution was adopted unanimously:—"That the women's section of ...

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  44. POSITION IN THE NORTH.

    General Miller a Russian general and formerly the commander of an army corps in Bukowina has left London for Archangel to take command of the Russian army ...

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  45. ANGLO-AMERICAN CAMARADERIE.

    Admiral Sir David Bea[?]y, in delivering a farewell address to the Sixth American Battle Squadron aboard the United States battleship New York, said: "I know that ...

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  46. PROPOSED FODDER POOL.

    The Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Watt) stated in the House of Representatives to-day that the Commonwealth Government had intimated to the State Governments of ...

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  47. AMERICA.

    Senator Knox (Republican, Pennsylvania), speaking in the Senate, said that the widest diversity of opinion existed regarding the proposed league of nations ...

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  48. CLAIM FOR £15,000.

    A claim for £15,000 by Messrs. Connor, Doherty, and Durack, Ltd, against the Government in respect of improvements on [?] acres of Land near Wyndham, ...

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  49. HENDERSON NAVAL BASE.

    To-day in the House of Representatives the Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Watt), in reply to Mr. Gregory, said that a complete plan of the Henderson Naval Base ...

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  50. INOCULATION ARRANGEMENTS.

    Fresh supplies of vacoine arrived yesterday with the result that an ample quantity is now on hand. At the Public Health Department Dr. Blanchard inoculated about ...

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  51. THE AIR MINISTRY.

    The Press Bureau states that the report that the Air Ministry is to be abolished is without foundation. The "Daily Express" states that the Air ...

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  52. THE LAW COURTS.

    Nisi Prius.—At 10.30 a.m., in No. 1 Court, before Mr. Justice Burnside.—Moore Filter Co. v. Great Boulder Proprietary Gold Mines Ltd. (Judgment). ...

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  53. AMERICAN DELEGATION.

    The Paris correspondent of the United Press Association states that the first conference of the American Peace Delegation with President Wilson began on Tuesday. ...

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  54. FREMANTLE QUARANTINE ARRANGEMENTS.

    In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Gregory moved the adjournment of the House to discuss the quarantine arrangements at Fremantle. He said he had ...

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  55. TO INDIA BY AIR.

    The Official Press Bureau announced that the Handley Page aeroplane, on which General Douglas Macewen is travelling from England to India, and which was cesterday ...

    Article : 48 words
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