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  2. INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES.

    A conference of colliery proprietors and coal union officials convened by the Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Watt) will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock, to consider the ...

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  3. ARMED MEN ROB RANGER.

    An audacious robbery, remarkable for the case and swiftness with which it was carried through, occurred at Caulfield last night, when Mr. Timothy Bowes, a ranger ...

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  4. BOLSHEVISM.

    The Peace Conference leaders, in conjunction with the military experts, are considering how to remedy the dangerous situation resulting from the Hungarian revolution. ...

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  5. SHIPPING OUTLOOK.

    A leading authority on Australian shipping, in an interview on the prospect of mail services after the war, r[?]diculed the suggestion that the Australian Government ...

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  6. LABOUR QUESTIONS.

    It is officially announced that the miners conference has decided to recommend the acceptance of the Government's terms, but a ballot of members will be taken. ...

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  7. PEACE CONGRESS.

    The Hungarian episode has undoubtedly sp[?]red the Peace Conference. The numerous commissions which have been created to inquire into this and that problem have ...

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  8. POLITICAL QUESTIONS.

    Having moved into its new premises, 304 to 316 Flinders street, the Victorian Chamber of Manufactures gave a "house-warming" dinner last night. Nearly a hundred ...

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  9. KOREA SEETHING.

    Following up recent accounts of agitation and disturbances in Korea in connection with the demand for Korean independence, it is now reported from Peking that the ...

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  10. GIFT OF BATTLE-SHIPS.

    The "Daily Express states that the Government is sympathetically considering the matter of sending two battle-ships to each of the Dominions as a token of appreciation ...

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  11. COMMONWEALTH LINE.

    The Australian Merchants' Association, in a deputation to Mr.H.B. Larkin (general manager of the Commonwealth Steamship line) strongly deprecated a freight ...

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  12. Large Estates Divided.

    It is reported from Geneva that the new communistic Government of Hungary has divided great estates among landless peas[?]nts and labourers. It has also introduced ...

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  13. AVIATION PROGRESS.

    A British non-rigid airship has accomplished a remarkable flight. It made a complete circuit over the North Sea in most unfavourable weather, covering 1,285 ...

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  14. REPATRIATION.

    BALLARAT. Thursday.—Mr. McGrath, M.H.R., to-night, at a meeting of the Returned Soldiers' Institute, of which he is president, said that the committee was ...

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  15. Industry and Profits.

    In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Boydell, Labour member of the Cost of Living Commission, moved a resolution regreating that the Government had not ...

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  16. Cross Atlantic Flight.

    Considerable interest is being taken in the rivalry between Australian aviators in connection with the attempts to be made to fly across the Atlantic. Hawker hopes ...

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  17. THE LEAGUE COVENANT.

    The drafting of the preliminary treaty is mainly a European concern. Japan has not raised objection to her omission from the meeting of the four Premiers. She is ...

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  18. Reports About Karolyi.

    Reports from Budapest received at Copenhagen say that Count Karolyi, the ex-Premier of Hungary, has been arrested. Some messages add that he has been ...

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  19. REPATRIATION CAMPS.

    With a view to retaining the members of the A.I.F. in five divisional groups while they are awaiting repatriation, five camps are being established on Salisbury Plain ...

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  20. Enforcing the "Darg."

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Captain F.G. Waley, Messrs, E.G. Weyland and T.R. Morgan, representing the Southern Colliery Proprietors' Association, left by the ...

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  21. Larger Vessels Proposed.

    The Minister in charge of Shipping (Mr. Poynton) yesterday made a further statement in regard to the continuance of the Commonwealth in the shipping business. ...

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  22. Italian Troops Enter.

    It is reported from Berlin that Italian troops have occupied the Hungarian city of Pressburg, on the Dan[?]be, 35 miles east of Vienna. ...

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  23. "PEACE STILL DISTANT."

    In the course of a statement in the House of Lords, Viscount Milner, Secretary of State for the Colonies, said it was impossible to reduce the army and navy ...

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  24. Expansion of Paris.

    The French Chamber of Deputies has passed a bill providing for the demolition of the city for[?]ifications of Paris in order to allow of the natural expansion of the ...

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  25. Karolyi's Secret Hope.

    The C[?]h Premier, M. Krama[?], in an interview, says he considers it to be Count Karolyi's secret hope that the present Hungarian Government will intimidate ...

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  26. SHORT COAL SUPPLIES.

    Having [?]own the wind of panic-born quarantine restrictions on shipping, several of the States are now reaping the whirlwind, mainly in the way of a coal shortage, ...

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  27. GENERAL CABLES.

    At the request of De Valera, the Sinn Fein leader, who recently escaped from prison in Lincoln, a reception which it was proposed to give him in Dublin has been ...

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  28. SITUATION IN EGYPT.

    Mr. Cecil Harmsworth, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, stated in the House of Commons that the situation in Egypt had caused the Government considerable ...

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  29. LEAKAGE OF INFORMATION.

    It is reported that Mr. Lloyd George, in expressing to the Council of Ten his resentment at the leakage by which the newspapers learned of his opinions on Poland. ...

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  30. WHARFAGE FEES.

    WARRNAMBOOL., Thursday. The action of the Melbourne Harbour Trust in framing differential wharfage r[?]tes on goods shipped from ports outside Port ...

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  31. ENGINE-DRIVERS' CLAIMS.

    The trouble between the Federated Engine drivers and Firemen's Association, which [?]rose over a claim for increased wages and a [?]hours week, and which ...

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  32. Revolution in Galicia.

    A Russian wireless message received in London states that a revolution has broken out in Galicia. ...

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  33. COMPULSORY TRAINING.

    The Australian Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) is reported to have told a representative of the "Daily Chronicle," in the course of an interview, that a ...

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  34. ACTION IN BRITAIN.

    It has been announced in the House of Commons that the Government will immediately deport all the Russian Bo[?]sheviats now in Great Britain. ...

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  35. Foch and Victory.

    The Paris "Matin" says that when Colonel House. President Wilson's personal adviser, asked Marshal Foch why he signed the armistice when he had ordered ...

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  36. LANDOWNER'S LIABILITY.

    A decision of importance to landholders in detining their liabilities for losses of a neighbour from fire lighted by a servant was given by the High Court yesterday, ...

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  37. German Fears.

    Reports received through Copenhagen state that there are fears in Berlin of a Bolshevik attack through Lithuania and Livonia, supported on the coast by a fleet. ...

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  38. EUROPEAN FINANCES.

    A high American financial authority, who has investigated the position in various countries, in an address to American journalists, said that Great Britain, through ...

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  39. APPLE SHIPMENTS.

    The Controller of Shipping (Rear-Admiral Sir William Clarkson[?] announced yesterday that arrangements had been made for the shipment early in April of 435,000 cases of ...

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  40. ALLIES IN RUSSIA.

    In a statement in the House of Commons the Secretary of State for War (Mr. Winston Churchill[?] said that the French forces in Ukrainia had met with great hostility ...

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  41. QUEENSLAND AND PEACE.

    BRISBANE, Thursday. The committee appointed by the Federal Ministry to make arrangements in Queensland for peace celebrations has been advised not to take any ...

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  42. TEMPORARY CLERKS' STRIKE

    The acting public service commissioner stated yesterday that at a further conference between his representative and the secretary to the Commonwealth Temporary ...

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  43. MINISTERS VISIT BENDIGO.

    BENDIGO, Thursday. The Premier (Mr. Lawson), the Minister for Lands (Mr. Clarke), and the Minister for Mines (Mr. Barnes) arrived in Bendigo this ...

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  44. Unemployment Money.

    Over 1,000,000 persons in Great Britain are receiving unemployment money, on which the expenditure amounts to £1,250,000 a week. ...

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  45. COPPER MINES CLOSING.

    SYDNEY, Thursday. Next week the Abe[?]bic copper mine and the Es[?]bank refinery, near [?]thgow, both of which are controlled by an English company, will ...

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  46. LESSONS OF THE WAR.

    There was a great gathering at the Overseas Club, when Lieut-General Sir John Monash, now Australian Director-General of Demo[?]lisation, was entertained. ...

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  47. Sinn Fein Raid.

    A large hand of marked Sinn Feiners overpowered, doarmed, and bound a guard [?] eleven soldiers at an ae[?]me at Ballyn[?]n, Ireland, and then r[?]led the ...

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  48. TRAFFIC OBSTRUCTION.

    Sir, Allow me to suggest that the present dangerous congestion of [?] leaving the city via Swanston street would be greatly relieved if vehicles were prohibited ...

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  49. CLERGYMAN FALLS FROM TRAIN.

    As the train from the North-Eastern district was drawing in to the platform at Spencer street station late last night a man was seen to fall from a carriage door. He ...

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  50. AUSTRALIA AND STRIKES.

    Sir, The president and vicepresidents of the Master Printers' Association stand too near to the work of their association and the Typographical Association to see ...

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  51. Support for the Strikers.

    FREMENTLE, Thursday. A public meeting, convened by the temporary clerks on strike, was held at the Fremantle wha[?] to-day, to protest against the action of the ...

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  52. OLD WESLEY COLLEGIANS.

    The annual meeting of the Old Wesley Colleg[?] was held in the Adamson Hall yesterday evening[?] Sir John Grice (president) in the [?]n[?] The annual report, ...

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  54. WOOL APPRAISEMENTS.

    [?] and Co. Ltd., [?] report that the [?] series of wool app[?] for the 1918-19 [?] commenced on March [?]. They offered [?] [?] of [?] ...

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  55. FALLEN OFFICERS' CHILDREN.

    Sir, I notice that widows of fallen soldiers with one child or more are entitled to li[?] allowances from the Repatriation department. Are not wives and ...

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  56. Taxi-Cab Conferences,

    The members of the industrial disputes committee of the Trades Half Council conferred yesterday with the executive committee of the Hire Car Owners' ...

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