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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS CLYDE MANAGER MAKES OFFER TO N.S.W. COMMISSIONERS
The manager of the Clyde works has made an offer to the New South Wales Railways Commissioners in regard to the balance of 90 locomotives to be ...
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STATE POLITICS
On the plea that the elections will be held almost immediately the State Government is making a supreme effort to secure the endorsement by the ...
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UNREST IN INDIA
Reuter's Ahmebadad correspondent correspondent reports that Mr. Gandhi, the non-co-operation leader, in moving the resolution at the Khilafat ...
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IRISH SETTLEMENT 110 KILLED AND 540 WOUNDED IN YEAR'S RIOTING IN BELFAST
An official bulletin states that rioting at Belfast in the past year was responsible for 110 persons, including 14 policemen, being killed, and 540 persons ...
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WASHINGTON CONFERENCE JAPANESE TO LEAVE SIBERIA IF CHITA GIVES GUARANTEES
Mr. Hanihara, a Japanese delegate, is negotiating to exclude the homeland of Japan from the operation of the Quadruple Pacific agreement. ...
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MOTIONS POUR INTO JRELAND FAVORING RATIFICATION
Though moderate influences are working hard to produce an agreement among members of the Dail Eireann respecting tho Irish Settlement Treaty, ...
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NINE DAYS WORK FORTNIGHT
The proposal to work nine days each fortnight to provide work for all collieries on the Newcastle and Maitland coalfields is viewed with suspicion by ...
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INQUIRY BY MR. W. M. HUGHES RELATING TO AIRSHIPS
In connection with the cable appearing in "The Times" from Australia stating that Mr. W. M. Hughes, Prime Minister, has not received a reply to ...
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ENTERPRISES IN RUSSIA MUST BE ENCOURAGED
The "New York Times" Moscow representative states that 2000 Soviet delegates from Russia, Georgia, Azerbajan, and Armenia, and various ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
"The Road Demon," starring Tom Mix, and "The Frisky Mrs. Johnson," featuring Billie Burke, will be the chief films of the programme to be ...
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NO HOPE OF AGREEMENT ON SUBMARINE QUESTION
Though there is no hope of a decision being reached on the submarine ratio at this conference, the issue is not yet asleep. Apart from the further ...
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DISTURBANCES IN EGYPT
Reuter's Cairo correspondent reports:—"There were no disturbances yesterday apart from a small affair at Rosetta. ...
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RAILWAYMEN'S PRIVILEGES
The employees of the New South Wales railway service enjoy greater privileges than any other branch of the public service (reports the Sydney ...
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BUBONIC PLAGUE OUTBREAK
Since December 11 only 11 cases of bubonic plague have been reported in Queensland, but five have proved fatal. These make a total of 100 cases ...
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WAGE REDUCTION IN VICTORIA ON COST OF LIVING FIGURES
The recent drop in the cost of living shown by figures compiled by Mr. G. H. Knibbs, Commonwealth Statistician, has led to a definite move for ...
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THREE MEN ARE OROWHED AFTER CAPSIZE OF MOTOR BOAT
As the result of the capsizing of a motor boat at Lakes Entrance, Gippsland, yesterday afternoon three men lost their lives. Their names were:— ...
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ITALIAN BANK FAILURE
Reuter's Rome correspondent reports that the Banca Italiana Disconto, Rome, has suspended payment. The Government has declared a partial ...
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JEWELLERY VALUED AT £100 FOUND IN UNOCCUPIED HOUSE
Sergeants M'Donald and Kennedy, of Randwick, are trying to find the owner (or owners) of a large quantity of jewellery, valued at about £100, which ...
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SANITARY ENGINEERING EXPERT LOANED TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Another expert loaned to the Commonwealth Government by the Rockefeller Board of Health has arrived in Melbourne. This is Mr. F. E. ...
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FOREIGN POSTAGE CHARGES INCREASED FROM MONDAY
From Monday next the minimum charge for letters from Australia to foreign countries will be 4d. Postage on letters to overseas parts of the ...
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NEW BRITISH FLORIN CON RECARDED WITH SUSPICION
Tradespeople have regarded with suspicion a new type of florin which has lately appeared in Australia. It is slightly discolored and lacks the ring ...
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LADY THROWS AWAY TEETH
A peculiar case of "lost property" has been reported to the Victorian Railway Department (reports the "Age"). On Thursday night a lady ...
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FLOODS IN QUEENSLAND
Heavy floods are being experienced in many parts of Queensland. The town of Chinchilla is practically submerged, only the roofs of the houses in the ...
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NEW YEAR'S DAY
All places of business covered by the Chamber of Commerce will remain open till 9 o'clock to-night and will close to-morrow as usual at 1 p.m. ...
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EXCHANGE OF DETECTIVES
It is considered in police circles that advantage would follow an interchange of detectives of the different capitals, in order that a better acquaintance of ...
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STATE ORCHESTRA'S TOUR
The State Orchestra left yesterday on its New Zealand tour. It is probable that Mr. Henri Verbrugghen, the conductor, will not return, as he needs ...
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"THE BARRIER MINER"
There will be no publication of "The Barrier Miner" on Monday, which will be observed as a holiday, New Year's Day falling on Sunday. ...
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BANK ABSORPTION
The absorption of the Bank of Queensland by the National Bank of Australasia has been agreed upon, subject to the approval of shareholders ...
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REXONA SHAVING SOAP
Is something new in shaving soap. You will be delighted with it, and only wish you had started using it sooner. Lathers well, softens the beard, and ...
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
The Weights and Measures Act and the Bread Act were actively enforced in New South Wales during the year (says the Sydney ''Sun"'). Weighing ...
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£150 LOST ON ST. KILDA BEACH
A visit to the St. Kilda beach on Wednesday night by Miss Agnes Curtin, of Park street, St. Kilda, proved expensive, for she has reported to the ...
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N.S.W. 1920-21 WHEAT POOL
The whole of the 51,417,000 bushels of wheat received by New South Wales in the 19-20-21 pool has now been cleaned up. ...
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SAVING THE CHRISTMAS GOOSE
Courage is not wanting among the women of Lithgow (reports the Lithgow correspondent of the Sydney "Sun"). The other night a lady heard ...
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SYDNEY TRAMWAY REVENUE AFFECTED BY WET WEATHER
As a result of the wet weather during the Christmas holiday's the revenue received by the Sydney tramways was £4384 iess this year than ...
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