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  3. SPIES WHO WERE CAUGHT

    The London newspapers now reveal the fact that twelve spies were shot in the Tower of London during the war, one committed suicide in his cell, while others were ...

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  4. REPATRIATION.

    On the motion for the third reading of the Soldiers' Settlement Bill, in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, the Minister for Forests (Mr. Hutchinson) gave some ...

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  5. EX-KAISER IN HOLLAND.

    The Dutch Prime Minister, speaking in the Second Chamber on Wednesday, said that up to the present no Power had objected to the ex-Kaiser's stay in Holland. ...

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  6. PROUD GERMANS

    The correspondent with the American army occupying German territory writes:— "The f[?]rther we advance into Germany the more we realise that this is an ...

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  7. THE ELECTIONS

    The British General Elections will be held today when polling will take place simultaneously in every constituency. It is expected that Sinn Fein will sweep ...

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  8. PNEUMONIC INFLUENZA.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The arrival of the steamer Makura to-day with 233 passengers and a crew numbering about 200 was the chief event connected with ...

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  9. GALLIPOLI REVELATION.

    The newspaper "Merchant Service Review" recalls Mr. Winston Churchill's statement that "We were within an ace of the greatest victory in the Dardanelles which ...

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  10. RIOTING IN BOHEMIA.

    It is reported from Prague (capital of Bohemia) that large mobs plundered and wrecked the shops at Aussig, in Bohemia. Rioting continues despite all the efforts of ...

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  11. AGGRIEVED AUSTRALIANS.

    The aggrieved Australians who have refused to embark on a transport at Devonport (England) are men who enlisted in 1915. They complain that whereas the ...

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  12. CLASS HATRED IN RUSSIA

    A Swedish engineer who has been long resident in Russia, and has returned to Stockholm, declares that it is not socialism which is active in Russia, but class hatred. ...

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  13. MINISTER FOR LONDON.

    The Commonwealth Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes), when interviewed in London, denied the press report sent by cable form Melbourne that Senator Pearce (Minister for ...

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  14. German African Colonies.

    Mr. Louis Zeibold, the "New York World" correspondent, says that the steamer Orizaba, which arrived at Brest (France) on Monday with the American ...

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  15. Christmas Message to A.I.F.

    On behalf of the Commonwealth the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) has sent the following message to the Australian troops in France:— ...

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  16. BRITAIN AND AMERICA.

    Mr. Roosevelt, ex-President of the United States, in a letter to Mr. G. H. Putnam, head of the well-known New York publishing house, who was born in London of ...

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  17. A Freak Oil Well.

    The Juan Castillano oil well at Tampico (Mexico), which has hitherto been the greatest oil-producer in the world, is now, spouting salt water. ...

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  18. CARE OF GRAVES IN FRANCE

    Astonishment was expressed yesterday by the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) at the apparent lack of knowledge of the Premier of New South Wales (Mr. ...

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  19. Long Air Flight.

    Major General Salmond, brother of the commander of the Royal Flying Corps, has arrived at Karachi (India) by a HandleyPage aeroplane from Cairo, the journey of ...

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  20. TIMELY RAINFALL.

    The rain which fell yesterday was fairly general over the State, thought it was light to the north of the Dividing Range. For the month of November there was only ...

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  21. SHOULD GERMANY PAY?

    The Washington correspondent of the United Press Association says that it is understood there that if President Wilson's principles actuate the Peace ...

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  22. Exports Still Restricted.

    The British Minister for Reconstruction (Dr. Addison), in a special at the Connaught Rooms, in London, on Wednesday, said that it would be impossible to ...

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  23. Greek Traitors Escape.

    M. Gounaris, the ex-Prime Minister of Greece, and Colonel Metaxis, the former chief of the Greek army under ex-King Constantine, have escaped from Ajaccio ...

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  24. PUNISHING THE GUILTY.

    A Cobl[?]nz telegram to Paris states that the German General von Tesny, formerly military governor of Belgian Luxumburg, has boen taken to Metz and imprisoned by ...

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  25. INTERNED ALIENS.

    Speaking in the Senate yesterday on the War Precautions Bill, the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) held that the interned enemy aliens in Australia had ...

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  26. ANNUAL TRAINING-CITIZEN FORCES.

    Sir,—I beg also to enter my protest, along with "Father," against the holding of citizen training camps while there is any danger of an outbreak of pneumonic influenza. ...

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  27. RETURNING ANZACS.

    It was announced yesterday at the office of the Citizens' Anzac Reception Committee at the Town Hall that the very earliest date on which "M" list of Anzacs on ...

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  28. Eight Hours in Metal Trades.

    After having conferred with the men at Newcastle-on-Tyne (England), on Wednesday, the representatives of employers in the iron and steel trades decided to recommend ...

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  29. WAR PRECAUTIONS BILL

    The second reading of the War Precautions Bill, received from the House of Representatives, was moved by the Minister, for Defence (Senator Pearce), in the Senate ...

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  30. Peace Conference.

    The Japanese delegates sailed from Yokohama on December 10 for the Peace Conference. ...

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  31. South African Affairs.

    The Acting Prime Minister of South Africa informed a deputation which waited upon him in Pretoria on Wednesday that he would obtain an answer to the ...

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  32. CLERGYMEN AND QUARANTINE.

    Sir,—So much clamour has been raised against the measures taken to prevent the invasion of Australia by a form of virulently infectious disease, that I have been ...

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  33. President Wilson.

    The Swiss Federal Council has invited President Wilson to visit Switzerland. A great welcome has been arranged for President Wilson prior to his landing at ...

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  34. MIGRATING WHALES.

    Since the beginning of the year large numbers of whales have passed Gabo Island bound northward, according to information received by the chief inspector ...

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  35. PRICE-FIXING.

    As a beginning of the gradual abandonment of the regulation of prices, the Minister in charge of price-fixing (Mr. Massy Greene) stated yesterday, that the ...

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  36. CRIMES BILL.

    "I am going to submit this bill to expert evidence," said the leader of the Cau[?] party (Mr. Prendergast), in speaking [?] the second reading of the Crimes Bill, ...

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  37. WAR SERVICE HOMES.

    Consideration was given in committee in the Senate yesterday to the War Services Homes Bill, a considerable time being devoted to discussion of the definition clause. ...

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  38. German Royalty Still Paid.

    It is reported in Copenhagen from Berlin that the Royal revenues for December have been paid to all princes and Royal persons remaining in Germany. ...

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  39. DECORATIONS FOR FLYING.

    Sir,—In the report of the distribution of prizes of St. Patrick's College on Wednesday evening, reported in "The Argus" of Thursday, the Rector, in his speech, is ...

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  40. RENAMING ST. KILDA ROAD.

    Sir,—As the City Council is considering the advisability of renaming St. Kilda road, I shall be glad if you will afford me space to suggest the name Kingsway, which is ...

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  41. CHAIRMAN OF RAILWAYS COMMISSIONERS.

    Sir,—In view of the fact that a Commissioner for Railways, with tact, ability, and experience, is wanted, it would be interesting to know what the public opinion is ...

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  42. COUNTRY FIRE BRIGADES BOARD.

    The elections for the ensuing term of two years have just been completed, with the following results:—For the municipalities, Councillors D. Andrew and A. J. Pittard; for insurance companies, ...

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