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  2. THUNDER, HAIL, AND SNOW.

    Melbourne was in the grip of Antarctic conditions yesterday. It was bitterly cold, wet, and windy. After a tempestuous night people awoke to the pelting of hail ...

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  3. NO PACIFIC CONFERENCE.

    News of the abandonment of the Pacific Conference was made public to-day. It appears now that the United States was never anxious to hold a preliminary ...

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  4. EMPIRE COMMUNICATIONS.

    Mr. Hughes succeeded to-day in obtaining concessions, both in regard to the Empire wireless scheme and the Imperial airship service. When the Imperial Conference ...

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  5. THE CONSTITUTION.

    In this, my final article, I intend making some suggestions as to amendrdents of the Constitution which the effect of legal decisions and experience shows to be ...

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  6. STATE ELECTIONS.

    Urging the electors not to be apathetic, the Premier (Mr. Lawson) made the following statement last night."I earnestly appeal to all electors ...

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  7. AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.

    Rain fell at Liverpool yesterday, and again this morning, and the Aigburth ground, on which the Australians are to play Laneashire, was in a very wet state. ...

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  8. IRISH NEGOTIATIONS.

    Some misgivings are being felt over the prolonged deliberations of Mr. de Valera's Cabinet on Mr. Lloyd George's proposals. It was hoped that the ...

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  9. POLICY SPEECH.

    In the presence of the majority of the members of the Ministry the Premier (Mr. Lawson) will deliver his policy speech at Castlemaine on Monday night. He is at ...

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  10. Japanese Intentions.

    The "Asahi Shimbun" states that, apart from the Shantung and Yap questions and the Japanese occupation of Siberia, Japan will insist upon l8 other matters coming ...

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  11. DEATH OF CARUSO.

    The famous operatic tenor, Signor Enrico Caruso, who had been suffering from a serious attack of peritonitis, died here at 4 o'clock this morning. ...

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  12. PLIGHT OF KEMALISTS.

    The special correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" with the Greek army in Asia Minor states that the Greeks strongly hold the Bagdad railways as far ...

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  13. FARMERS' UNION PROGRAMME

    It was stated yesterday by the secretary of the Victoria Farmers Union (Mr. E. E. Roberts) that no separate election manifesto was to be issued on this occasion ...

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  14. IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon Mr. Denny (Labour) moved that the following words be added to the Address in Reply:—"We ...

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  15. Dame Nellie Melba's Tribute.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Dame Nellie Melba was much affected when she learnt of the death of Signor Caruso. She said:- "Signor Caruso was a great artist, a bon ...

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  16. Welsh Coal Trade.

    The Welsh trade in steam coal is rapidly rccovering after the strike. Although only about 190,000 men have resumed so far, they are working so well that, with the Ebbwvale ...

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  17. SIR JOHN MACKEY.

    In a statement last night the Premier (Mr. Lawson) said that the name of Sir John Mackey had not appeared in the list of candidates endorsed by the National ...

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  18. LABOUR PARTY'S PLANS.

    It was announced yesterday by the exeentive officers of the Australian Labour party that nominations were being called for selection ballots to choose candidates to ...

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  19. Firedamp Detector.

    A new invention, called the Methanometer, capable of automatically recording a fractional parentage of firedamp, has passed the final Home Office tests. It is ...

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  20. Transport Federation.

    The British National Sailors' and Firemen's Union has given notice of its intention to withdraw from the National Transport Workers' Federation, owing to the ...

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  21. AUSTRALIAN LEGION.

    Members of the executive council of the Australian Legion met yesterday and unanimously decided to support the Lawson Ministry. ...

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  22. PORT PIRIE SMELTERS.

    ADELAIDE, Wednesdny. — After conferences at Port Pirie between the company and the unions, the following agreement was arrived at for a resumption of work: ...

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  23. Liquor for America.

    In spite ot national prohibition, liquor valued at 5,000,000 dollars (normally £1,000,000), was imported into the United States for the fiscal year ending June 30. ...

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  24. Steel Prices Reduced.

    The United States steel Corpointion has announced further reductions in prices of steel of from three to ten dollars (normally 12/6 to £2) a ton, to meet the ...

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  25. Australian Concentrates.

    Replying to a question in the House of Commons, Sir William Mitchell-Thomson, Parliamentary secretary to the Board of Trade, said that there were no inquiries ...

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  26. CONTROL OF INDUSTRY.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Acting Prime Minister (Sir Joseph Cook), speaking at a lunchcon given by Mr. Walter Marks, M.H.R., at the Hotel Bondi to-day, ...

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  27. Submarine Restaurant.

    A Copenhagen message states that a scheme is on foot to convert into a seaside restaurant the German submarine U20, which sank the Lusitania, and was ...

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  28. GENERAL CABLES.

    A message from Johannesburg states that the industrial situation on the Rand has improved as the result of q further conference between the Chamber of Mines and ...

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  29. GALES ON THE COAST.

    Not for years has such rough weather been experienced on the coast as that during the last three weeks. The voyage of almost every vessel coming to Melbourne, ...

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  30. New Licensing Bill.

    The House of Commons sat until n quarter to 4 o'clock this morning and passed the third reading of the Licensing Bill, which provides for public-houses to open for eight ...

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  31. ANTI-LIQUOR LEAGUE.

    The executive of the Anti-Liquor League has decided "to stand aside" during the coming elections A meeting of the executive was held ...

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  32. PREPARING FOR CAMPAIGN.

    In launching their campaign supporters of the Lawson Ministry are confident of success. Promises of support have been made in even electcrate, and ...

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  33. CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS.

    The Victorian executive of the Australian Labour party Is calling for nominations for selection ballots which will be held to choose candidates to stand for each ...

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  34. No Liquor Poll.

    In the coming election there will be no liquor poll, such us clouded the issue and confused electors list October. Since Monday an impression has gained ground among ...

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  35. Oversea Shipping.

    Arrivals. — August 3.—At Suez — Narkunda. At Vancouver—Makura, Waikuwa. At Panama — Suffolk, Port Townsend, Betty Ross. ...

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  38. LATE SHIPPING NEWS.

    WELLINGTON.—Arrived.— August 3—Walhora, from Newcastle; Durham, from Montreal. Sailed.— August 3—Garbeia, for Newcastle. TIMARU.—Arrived.—August 3—Pukakl, from ...

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