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  2. BENDIGO INDUSTRIES.

    When the gold mines in Bendigo were producing an average of 200,000oz every year very little attention was paid to subsidiary industries but of late years the big ...

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  3. FRAUD CHARGE WITHDRAWN

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. Hogan moved the adjournment of the House to discuss "a glaring miscarriage of justice in the withdrawal of charges of ...

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  4. THAMES PAGEANT

    The Thames pageant, to mark the part played in the war by the British mercantile marnie was the centre of attraction for all holiday-makers in London on Monday ...

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  5. Sydney Seamen Support Walsh.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A mass meeting of members of the Sydney branch of the Seamen's Union was held this afternoon. It is estimated that 2,500 of the 4,000 members ...

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  6. Prices for Home Consumption.

    The central council of the Victorian Funnels' Union yesterday resolved:- "That thegrowers' representative on the Australian Wheat Board he asked to take such steps. ...

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  7. Rout of Bolshevism.

    A report confirming the occupation of Budapest by the Romanians has been received in Paris from the British Mission to Hungary. ...

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  8. HOPE OF ENDING IT RENEWED

    Replying to a question in the Senate yesterday, Senator Millen said that developments within the next few hours might justify the action of the Governmen[?] in ...

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  9. FOR BRITISH LEADERS.

    His Majesty the King has conferred honours on the following officers of the British Navy and Army in recognition of services rendered during the war:— ...

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  10. GEORGESON CONTRACT.

    SYDNEY Wednesday—The inquiry by a Royal commission into the circumstances surrounding the making of a contract by the State Wheat Board for the sale of ...

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  11. Sugar Famine in Sydney.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The sugar fumine in Sydney has become very real, and a great majority of households are without this commodity. To-day, at even the ...

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  12. Serious Effects in West.

    PERTH. Wednesday —A telegram from the secretary of the Butchers Union at Wyndham states that 400 workers at the State meat works are living on almost meat ...

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  13. Bolsheviks and Afghans.

    The following Bolshevik wireless message has been sent from Moscow:— "The Bolshevik Foreign Minister has sent a note to Afghanistan, expressing ...

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  14. ENGLISH COAL CRISIS.

    Mass meetings of the Yorkshire miners of which were held on Monday, were strongly in favour of continuing the strike. ...

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  15. Queensland Ministry Accused.

    BRISBANE Wednesday.—In the Legislative Assembly today Mr. Swayne directed attention to the bad conditions in North Queensland. There was no reference to this ...

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  16. SCIENCE TO THE RESCUE.

    The shortage of coal in France, due to the British strike of miners and other causes, has turned the attention of french scientist to the possibilities of using the water ...

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  17. MINISTRY HOPEFUL.

    In the Senate yesterday afternoon Senator Foll (Nat. Q) asked the Minister for Repatriation (Senator Millen) whether he was aware that owing to strike conditions ...

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  18. FEDERAL MORATORIUM.

    Consideration of the Moratorium Bill,extending the existing regulations providing various prescribed dates from August, 1919, till June, 1920, for the repayment of ...

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  19. SALE OF CORNSACKS.

    For the purpose of criticising the sale of the surplus stock of cornsacks held by the Federal Ministry, the adjournment of the House of Representatives was moved by ...

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  20. Relief Ship Delayed.

    BRISBANE, Wednesday— The State Government dredge Ramora, inden with nearly 200 tons of flour, which is urgently needed to relieve the food istress in ...

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  21. FEEDING THE WORLD.

    Mr. W. A. Appleton (secretary of the General Federation of Trade Unions in Great Britain), in a press interview in Paris, advocated the immediate liberation ...

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  22. "SPOTLIGHT" CRITICS.

    Mr. Lister (Nat.) inquired in the House of Representatives yesterday whether the Acting Prime Minister had seen the suggestion in the press as to the manning of ...

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  23. Soldiers Charge Mob.

    The rioting and looting continued in Liverpool, where the police are on strike, until 3 o'clock on Monday morning. Soldiers several times charged the looters ...

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  24. GIANT AIRPLANE FALLS.

    A shocking aviation disaster occurred in Italy on Sunday, when a new Caproni passenger plane was destroyed and fourteen of those on board, including five well-known ...

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  25. MONETARY GRANTS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) appealed at the bar of the House of commons on Monday and delivered message from his Majesty the King commending ...

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  26. Harrawah to Sail To-day.

    On a special voyage to King Island and Tasmanian ports, the steamer Marrawah, which [?] her regular crew early in the strike, is timed to leave South Wharf this ...

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  27. Unemployed Relief.

    Towards the unemployed relief fund administered by Archbishop Mannix the sacred Heart pairsh, St.Kilda West, has contributed £50/9/, and the Carmelite purish, Middle Park, £52/10. ...

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  28. "A DIRTY TRICK."

    A "lightning" strike of 600 railway drivers and firemen in London on Monday (August bank holiday) caused extraordinary scenes at the Waterloo raihway station, where tens ...

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  29. SHAW PLANT PURCHASE.

    At the request of Senator Needham (Cau., W.A..), the Minister for Repatriation (Senator Millen) yesterday tabled in the Senate the correspondence between ...

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  30. ALLIES AND BULGARS.

    General Franchet D'Esperey, who commands the Allied forces in Hungary and Austria, has ordred French troops to occupy Bulgaria, on account of repeated ...

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  31. BRITAIN AND ARGENTINE.

    Advices which have reached Washington from Buenos Ayres declare that diplomatic relations between Great Britain and the Argentine are approaching a breach owing ...

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  32. Home Rule All Round.

    The Speaker of the House of Commons (Mr. J. W. Lowther) will preside over the committee which is to inquire into the subject of Federal Devolution. ...

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  33. AUSTRALIAN WAR LEADERS.

    The attention of the Acting Minister for Defencc (Senator Russell) was yesterday directed to the cubic messages stating that in addition to the grants to Field-Marshal ...

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  34. COAL REGULATIONS.

    With the object of relieving the distress caused by unemployment without reducing the coal supplies below the margin of safety for the more important needs of the ...

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  35. "FOR DUTY NOBLY DONE."

    Before a large gathering at the Essendon Town Hall last night Brigadier-General H.E.Elliott unveiled a supplementary honour roll, containing 2, 000 names of the ...

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  36. NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    In the Senate yesterday Senator Newland (Nat., S.A.) moved that the Northern Territory of Australia Ordinance No. 8 of 1919, providing for the appointment of a ...

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  37. FUTURE OF SHANTUNG.

    The Japanese Foreign Minister (Viscount Uchida) has issued the statement that Japan does not intend to claim any rights on the Shantung peninsula affecting Chinese ...

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  38. POST-WAR CONDITIONS.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Wednesday.— The Prime Minister (Mr. Massey) and Treasurer (Sir Joseph Ward), who have just returned from Europe, were given a ...

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  39. Disloyal Labour M.P.

    Mr F.H.Rose, Labour M.P. for North Aberdeen, has left the Labour patty until Mr. Neil McLean, Labour M. P. for the Govan divison of Glasgow, who recently ...

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  40. RYAN v. "THE ARGUS."

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.— Before Mr. Justice Isaacs, in chambers in the High Court sitting at Darlinghurst to-day application was made on behalf of the ...

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  41. DOG AND POULTRY SHOW.

    The forty third show of dogs poultry, pigeons, &c., held annully under the auspiees of the Victorian Poultry and Kennel Club will open to-day and remain open on ...

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  42. Farmers' Council Disapproves.

    It was resolved by the central council of the Victorian Farmers' Union at its meeting yesterday:- "That the central council, Victorian Farmers' ...

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  43. CAPTURED 15in. GUN.

    Pointing out that the ministry had announced that as far as possible war trophies were to be allocated to the States from which the troops came that captured them, ...

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  44. WAR GRATUITY TO SOLDIERS.

    Sir,—In reference to Mr A. P. K. Morris's speech, I would like to say that I am sure a majority of Australians who have any right to voice their opinions on this to ...

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  45. QUEENSLAND RAILWAY-MEN.

    BRISBANE. Wednesday—At a special meeting of the Queensland Railway Union council representing the whole of the organisation in Queensland, reports were ...

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  46. MEATWORKS STRIKE.

    TOWNSVILLE (Q.), Wedncsdoy. — In connection with the strike at the meat works, Mr. Justice McCawley has dissolved the compulsory conference, declaring it to be ...

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  47. Sydney WESTERN FUEL-CUTTERS' STRIKE

    PERTH Wednesday —The strike on the goldfields firewood lines is still unsettled. The Premier (Mr. Mitchell) is of opinion that the only way of settling the trouble ...

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