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  2. MARINE ENGINEERS' STRIKE.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—A meeting of the full executive of the Institute of Marine Engineers was held yesterday afternoon, the interstate representatives attending being ...

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  3. FUTURE AIR SERVICES.

    The "Pall Mall Gazette" says that it understands that four aviation firms— Vickers, Beardmore's Shortt's, and Armstrong-Whitworth's—are forming a combine ...

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  4. PROBLEMS OF INDIA.

    In opening the Legislative Council to-day the Viceroy (Lord Chelmsford) made an important speech. He commeneed by saying that he was sure the House would ...

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  5. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    Viscount Grey (special British Ambassador to Washington), who has just returned to England, in a letter, says:—"Nothing is more desirable in international ...

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  6. FINANCIAL CHAOS.

    The United States Chamber of Commerce has [?]recommended that an international conference of financiers be held for the purpose of examining Europe's conditions ...

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  7. INFLUENZA.

    A serious outbreak of influenza has occurred among the soldiers at Aldershot Camp. The complaint is spreading in the town of Aldershot. ...

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  8. RUSSIAN TANGLE.

    An official message issued by the Bolshevik[?] in Siberia states that Admiral Koltchak is imprisoned in Irkutsk, but Soviet reports received in Washington state that ...

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  9. CHAMPION SWIMMING.

    A record crowd attended the St. Kilda Baths on Saturday, when the first of the championship carnivals of the Victoria Amateur Swimming Association, in honour ...

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  10. NORTHCOTE CUP.

    Though during the early part of Saturday morning what little wind there was blew at intervals from nearly every point of the compass, by noon it had ...

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  11. "WILLY" TO "NICKY."

    The British Secretary of State for War (Mr. Winston Churchill), in an article in the "Sunday Herald," describes the "Willy" to "Nicky" letters as one of the most ...

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  12. PASSAGES TO AUSTRALIA.

    There is a serious shortage of passenger accommodation to Australia and New Zealand. All the companies are overwhelmed with applications from would-be passengers, ...

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  13. Extradition of Ex-Kaiser.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "New York Times" states that he had had an interview with Edward Bernstein, the veteran leader of the German Social ...

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  14. BRITAIN AND JAPAN.

    The Tokio correspondent of the "Daily Express" states that the Japanese Foreign Minister (Viscount Uchida) has announced that the Government is arranging for a ...

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  15. INTERSTATE CRICKET.

    BRISBANE, Saturday.—The match between Queensland and Victoria was begun to-day. Armstrong won the toss from Hartigan, and on a lovely wicket Mayne and ...

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  16. REVENUE OF STATES.

    Although there was an increase in the receipts of only four departments out of nine the revenue for Victoria showed an increase in the aggregate of £163,526 for ...

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  17. Paisley By-Election.

    Women are playing an important part in the Paisley by-election. Lady Bonham Carter's success as a speaker has induced other candidates t seek women's aid. Lady ...

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  18. Disorder in Ireland.

    Fifty men besieged seven police officers for two hours in the early morning at the barracks at Ardmore, in Waterford. The inhabitants were terror-stricken. The ...

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  19. Ex-Kaiser's Income.

    It is reported from Berlin that the German Government has introduced a bill to settle the financial relations between Prussia and the Kaiser. It is proposed that ...

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  20. To Increase Wool Yield.

    Professor Zuntz, of Berlin, claims that he has considerably increased the growth of his hair by taking a horn substance, made digestible by hydrolysis. Experiments ...

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  21. Germany in State of Siege.

    A message from Berlin states that there was a stormy scene in the Prussian Parliament during the discussion on the desire for the abolition of a state of ...

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  22. N.S.W. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—The triennial municipal elections were held throughout the State yesterday, except in Sydney, and greater interest than usual was evinced, ...

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  23. Antwerp Wool Sales.

    At[?]the Antwerp wool sales fine varieties and lambs' wool rose from 5 to 10 per cent. Common crossbreds were neglected. Eleven thousand bales was sold. ...

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  24. French Politics.

    In Paris it is considered that the position of M. Millerand's Cabinet has greatly improved as a result of the Chamber of Deputies passing a vote of confidence by 510 ...

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  25. Ex-Crown Prince's Exile.

    The Hague correspondent of the "Daily Express" says that he has interviewed the ex-Crown Prince of Germany at Wieringen. The ex-Crown Prince directed attention to ...

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  26. The War and the Rupee.

    The departmental committee appointed in London to inquire into the effect of the war on the Indian currency recommends the stablising of the relation of the rupee ...

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  27. GENERAL CABLES.

    The death sentence recently passed on Quien, the French spy, who was convicted of having betrayed many Belgians to the Germans, and was earlier alleged to have ...

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  28. AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

    SYDNEY, Saturday.—The twelfth biennial Australasian Amateur Athletic Championships' Meeting was commenced at the Sydney Sports-ground this afternoon. It ...

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  29. Nationalisation of Mines.

    It is understood that Mr. Lloyd George proposes to clear the ground for the discussion of the nationalisation of mines by taking a national referendum on the subject. ...

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  30. Canada's Trade Increases[?]

    It is announced from Ottawa that Canadian imports during 1919 amounted to £188,000,000 and exports to £260,000,000. The countries with which the Canadian ...

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  31. American Paper Shortage.

    The State department at Washington announces that the export of Canadian printing paper from the Port Francis mill to the United States, which was forbidden. ...

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  32. French Attacked in Syria.

    Messages from Cairo state that the reign of terror continues in Syria. The Bedouins are continually sniping and ambushing French convoys, and brigandage is ...

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  33. Hungarian Elections.

    It is reported from Milan that the elections for the Hungarian Constituent Assembly have resulted in a great majority for the Monarchists. The Socialists ...

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  34. British Coal Mines.

    The president of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain (Mr. Robert Smillie), addressing the Miners' Conference, said that a deputation of miners had ...

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  35. Japan's Exports to America.

    A message from New York states that during December Japan exported £5,800,000 worth of goods into the United States through the port of New York. This was ...

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  36. American Oil Ship Wrecked.

    The United States Navy Department has been advised by the steamer Ozette (9,400 tons) that the American oil tank vessel Lielero broke in halves on January ...

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  37. SHIPPING SPACE FOR FRUIT.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—In answer to further representations by the Overseas Central committee in Sydney, in the interests of fruit shippers, a cable message has just been ...

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  38. BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.

    A writ has been issued by Myrtle Violet Mulholland, of Condell street, Fitzroy against Leslie Abrahams, of Royal lane, off Bourke street, bookmaker, in which she ...

    Article : 56 words
  39. South African Railway-men.

    A strike ballot of railway artisans will be taken throughout the union on the demand for a 44-hour week, a minimum consolidated rate of pay, and the abolition of piece ...

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  40. De Rougemont Recovers.

    Louis de Rougemont, who was admitted to a London hospital nea[?] a month ago, has made a remarkable recovery after a serious operation. He entertains his ...

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  41. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    Leo. Thomas Ryan[?] of Flower street, Essendon, carrying on business at Newmarket as a sheep and cattle dealer. Causes of insolvency—Losses sustained on purchase and sale of stock, death of ...

    Article : 65 words
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  43. BATHER INJURED BY DIVE.

    Patrick Clarke, 28 years of age, of Pembroke [?]rescent, Surrey Hills, while bathing at Penny's Baths, Brighton, yesterday afternoon, d[?]ved into shallow water and struck his head, sustaining severe ...

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  44. BOY'S REMARKABLE ESCAPE.

    [?] Saturday.—A remarkable escape from [?] was experienced on Friday morning by Robert [?] years of [?] son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. [?]. The little boy was riding a tricycle along ...

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