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  2. STATE SERVICE SALARIES.

    Increases totalling £221,101 in the salaries of State servants were announced by the Premier (Mr. Lawson) in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. ...

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  3. SECOND EDITION.

    General Botha and Genenl Grants had an enthusiastic reception on their arrival here. Speaking at a banquet, General Botha ...

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  4. FOOD FOR EUROPE.

    Mr. H. C. Hoover, who was Food Administrator for the United State during tho war, publishes an article in the "National Food Journal," of London, in which ...

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  5. SHIPPING STRIKE

    Member of the Federal Council of the Seamen's Union are now making a wholeso[?]ed effort to induce the rank and file to accept the terms of settlement in the ...

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  6. RYAN V. "THE ARGUS"

    SYDNEY Thursday.—Not for many years has so much public interest been taken in a libel action as was evinced when the case of Ryan v. "The Argus" was called ...

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  7. BRITISH SUCCESS

    News reached London on Wednesday of a complete British victory on the Dwina (Archangel front). The British advanced 12 miles, annihilated six Bolshevik battalions, ...

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  8. "DIRECT ACTION" BALLOT.

    English newspopers unanimonsly welcome the proof that the advocates of "direct action have had a bad fall. The decision of he conference of the ...

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  9. BLACKER CASE.

    Further reference was made to the Blacker case in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Mr. Downward (Nat., Mornington) asked ...

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  10. INDUSTRIAL CONTROL.

    The Berlin correspondent pf the "Daily Chronicle" telegraphs that the Glrman Government has formulated proposals to give a legal status to factory councils on the ...

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  11. YORKSHIRE MINERS.

    The council of the Yorkshire Miners' Association decided on Tuesday to recommend the moil to resume work. No doubt is felt that the advice will be accepted. ...

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  12. PROFITEERING BILL.

    The President of the Board of Trade (Sir Auckland Geddes), in introducing the Profiteering Bill in the House of Commons on Monday, said that a rcduction of inflated ...

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  13. ROUMANIANS IN HUNGARY

    It is understood. according to advices which have reached Paris, that Roumania is ready to meet the representatives of the Allies in Hungary. ...

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  14. GERMAN TRADE.

    German commercial travellers are already returning to the Allied countries in search of business. Some, have reached England, but are unable to get rooms in hotels, and ...

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  15. SINN FEIN RAID.

    A dozon Sinn Feiners in motor-cars drove up to Drumley Castle, Armagh and made determined efforts to seize Ulster Volunteor arms, which were believed to be Hidden ...

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  16. Horrors in Budapest.

    The Budapest correspondent of the London "Daily Express" supplies sensational details of the "red terror" atrocities committed under the Bela Kun regime. ...

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  17. SYDNEY SEAMEN MEET.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—A mass meeting of members of the Sydney, branch of the Seamen's Union to-day agreed to man the ships on Monday provided that the decisions of ...

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  18. WHEAT FROM AUSTRALIA.

    From inquines in well informed quarters, the Australian Press Association understands that the British Government does not anticipate any difficulty in finding ...

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  19. Profiteering in France.

    A league of consumers formed in Paris having forced prices down, the salesmen in the market addressed 500 telegrams to producers in the provinces to stop sending ...

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  20. CRUELTY TO BRITISH.

    Frutel, the Eurasian warrant-officer who is being tried by court-martial on charges of cross inhumanity and neglect towards British prisoners from Kut at the Bagtsche ...

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  21. Gift of Guns.

    General Sir William Birdwood is, on behalf of the Australian Commonwealth Government, presenting a 77 milimetre German gun received under the armistice ...

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  22. HONOURS FOR VICTORS.

    Sentiment among Australians, New Zealanders, and Canadians in London is strongly growing that the services of the commanders-in-chief of the oversea armies ...

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  23. BRITISH CABINET.

    It is underistood in London that the conversion of the Cabinet from a war to a pence basis will involve considerable modifications in the methods of conducting ...

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  24. TENNIS IN AMERICA.

    In the third round of the National Doubles at the championship meeting at Boston, Patterson and Brookes (Australia) defeated AIexander and Voshell, 10-8, 6-2, ...

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  25. Port Adelaide Silent.

    ADELAIDE, Thursday —When the president, of the Federal council of the Seamen's Union telegraphed to the Port Adelaide branch on Wednesday the decision ...

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  26. A.I.F. FURLOUGH PAY.

    The Commonwealth 'Defence Minister (Senator Pearce) has been inundated with inquiries from officers and men of the A.I.F. as to whether the Government is granting ...

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  27. VISCOUNT GREY.

    It is announced officially in London that Viscount Grey (formerly Secretar of State for Foreign Affairs) is being cent by the Government on a special mission to ...

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  28. Preparations on Steamers.

    Evidently in anticipation of an early settlement of the strike, men were engaged on day wages "cleaning up" some of the steamers yesterday. The Loongana was ...

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  29. COAL POSITION.

    When the Coal Board has data showing the effect of the suspension of the restrictions on the use of electric power, coke, and coal, it will consider the question of ...

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  30. WALSH'S TACTICS.

    An official report of the seamen's meeting held on Wednesday was issued by the federal council of the Seamen's Union yesterday. Following is an extract: ...

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  31. RUSSIAN PRISONERS

    The German Government has addressed a protest to Marshal Foch, who has the oveisight of the armistice arrangements, against Germany not being allowed to send ...

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  32. FATE OF SUPER-U-BOAT.

    The Berlin "Vossisehc Zeitung" dispels the mystery of the Gemian submarine merchantman Bremen. The crew, who have just reached Bremen, ...

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  33. Davis Cup Matches.

    Mr. Washburn, the player who is a member of the executive committee of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association, has suggested a number of changes ...

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  34. THE CITY'S STREET GARDENS.

    The splendid display of cut flowers at the monthly meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society last evening made it difficult to realise that the winter, which is ...

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  35. HEAT WAVE IN ENGLAND.

    A heat wave is being experienced in the United Kingdom. The temperature in London for four days up to Wednesday was 84deg. in the shade. Several persons dropped ...

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  36. COMMONWEALTH SHIPS.

    Major C. F. Entwistle (Liberal member for Kingston-upon-Hull, S.W.) asked, in the House of Commons on Monday, whether the commonwealth Government line of ...

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  37. RESPONSIBILITY FOR DISTRESS.

    Sir,—Everyone agrees that the sufferers through the btrikc should be assisted during thuir period of enforced unemployment., The only question is who shall bear the ...

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  38. Emigration to Australia.

    The New South Wales Agent-General (Sir Charles Wade) has written to the Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. Amery), proposing that if ...

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  39. Non-Ferrous Metals.

    A Board of Trade, committee is investigating the economic possibilities of nonferrous metals in the United Kingdom. The committee includes Mr. H. B. ...

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  40. SPORTING ITEMS.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z), Thursday.—The principal event at the Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting today resulted:- August Handicap, of £100 Six furlongs. ...

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  41. Welsh Disestablishment.

    The House of Commons has passed the third reading of the bill for granting £1,000,000 to the Welsh local authorities as compensation for the commutation of tithes ...

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  42. CASE AGAINST LE CORNU.

    Another adjournment of the charge against Philip Le Cornu, general president of the Federated Seamen's Union, of having encourages a continuance of the strike, ...

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  43. Japan, and Shantung.

    In a statement made at Honolulu by the New Zealand 'Prime Minister while returning to the Dominion, which he has since reached, Mr. Massey said that he did not ...

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  44. REPATRIATION.

    The south Melbourne Council has instructed the city surveyor (Mr. A. Aughtic) to interview the Minister for Repatriation (Senator Millen) in regard to ...

    Article : 89 words
  45. International Chess.

    The first international chess, tournament held in Great pritain for 20 years has begun at Hastings. J. R. Capablanca, the young Cuban master of chess, is participating. ...

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  46. Seaplane Wrecked.

    Commander Porte's seaplane, which was intended for long-distance flights, was wrecked at Felixtowe (on the coast of Suffolk) on Monday while making a trial ...

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  47. COULD TEAR SELF TO PIECES.

    [?] found a sort of rash or pimples break out on [?] arms and forchend, which caused the great [?] and terrible Itching. I could tear Myself [?] pieces, it was seuttered and red and inflamed, ...

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  48. MILO CIGARETTES

    Are preferred by lovers of goods things.— [Advt.] ...

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  50. Sunken Treasure Found.

    Salvage operations off the Donegal coast have resulted in the rcovery of over £1,000,000 worth of bullion, which formed part of the cargo of the s.s. Laurentic when ...

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