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  2. BUBONIC PLAGUE MENACE.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Two more plagueinfected rats were found to-day at the A.U.S.N. Company's wharf, where the steamer Wyreema was berthed after her ...

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  3. UNEMPLOYMENT GRANTS.

    President Harding opened yesterday a conference which will consider unemployment problems. He said:—"Industrial depression is in no wise peculiar to America. ...

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  4. BRITAIN AT WASHINGTON.

    The uncertainty who will represent Great Britain at Washington strengthens the case for the representation of the Dominions. The opinion prevailed when the Imperial ...

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  5. OUTBURST IN BELFAST.

    The correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" at Belfast says that Sinn Fein gunmen on Sunday night, armed with rifles and carrying ammunition bandoliers, fired ...

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  6. LORD NORTHCLIFFE.

    Lord Northcliffe had an interesting interview yesterday with representatives of the Trades Hall Council, and later visited the Trades Hall. At his invitation, the ...

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  7. RAILWAYS FINANCE.

    The deficit of £651,635 on the operations of the Victorian railways for the year ended June 30, revelled in the report tabled yesterday afternoon in the ...

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  8. VICTORIAN SAFEGUARDS.

    Attention was directed by Mr. Murphy (Port Melbourne) in the Legislative Assembly yesterday to what he termed the inadequate precautions taken in Melbourne to ...

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  9. NEW SOUTH WALES FIGURES.

    In the report of the New South Wales Government railways and tramways for the year ended June 30, which has just been issued, the commissioners show a net ...

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  10. ACTION BY HEALTH COMMISSION.

    Reports of health inspectors on ratinfestation of the city were considered yesterday at a committee meeting of the Commission of public health. ...

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  11. American Sympathy.

    Mr. David Fell, of Sydney, who recently visited New York and Washington, interviewed by the Australian Press Association, said that when he ...

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  12. Welsh Coal Trade Crisis.

    The correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" at Cardiff says that the Coalmines Department and the Board of Trade have issued an order, without warning, ...

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  13. Arms from America.

    The Federal authorities have arrested George Gordon Rorke, one of a group of four men, who, it is claimed, attempted to ship 600 machine-guns to Ireland. Rorke ...

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  14. New Japanese Warships.

    The Tokio correspondent of the Chicago "Tribune" telegraphs that during the next 60 days a large number of Japanese war vessels will be launched. The destroyer ...

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  15. Parliament Not to Meet Earlier.

    The Speaker (Mr. J. H. Whitley), replying in the House of Commons to Mr. J. R. Clynes leader of the Labour party, said that if legislation were found to be ...

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  16. CAPITAL AND LABOUR.

    Giving last evening his impressions of the conference, Lord Northcliffe said that he had been greatly surprised at the wide divergence of classes in Australia. Capital ...

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  17. Peace Negotiations.

    The Ministry is sending its reply to Sinn Fein's last note on Wednesday. It is understood that the reply inists that unless Sinn Fein's claim to sovereign ...

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  18. Japan and Siberia.

    Delegates from the Far Eastern Republic are conferring with Japanese representatives. They are insisting that Japan shall fix a definite date for the withdrawal of ...

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  19. Depression in South Africa.

    Replying to a deputation of civil servants who protested against the withdrawal of the cost of living allowances the Prime Ministor (Lient.-General Smuts) said that ...

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  20. ARMSTRONG AND THE TEAM

    Mr. Donald Mackinnon entertained the Australian cricketers and a small number of visitors, including Sir Arthur Stanley, formerly Governor of Victoria, at dinner on ...

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  21. FAULTY BUTTER-PACKING.

    "The class of butter box is not the chief consideration," said Mr. P. J. Carroll, Commonwealth dairy expert in commenting upon the reply of some of the exporters ...

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  22. Unions Consolidating Strength.

    Mr. T. Boydell leader of the Labour party states that he is busy organising a movement consolidating the various trade unions throughout South Africa with the ...

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  23. FOMENT IN INDIA.

    A column of Dorsets was ambushed on Saturday, when two were killed and one was wounded. The rebels had one killed and 15 captured A quantity of firearms ...

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  24. ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSION.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Sir George Fuller's proposal for a round-table conference of employers and employees with a view of attempting to solve the unemployment ...

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  25. To Meet Mr. Hughes.

    Lord Northcliffe will lunch with the Prime Minister on his return from Adelaide to-day. He will endeavour to impress upon Mr. Hughes his belief, which ...

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  26. LABOUR AND IMMIGRATION.

    Later in the day Lord Northcliffe accompanied the delegates to the Trades Hall. After making the acquaintance of many of the officials there be delivered an address ...

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  27. AN AUSTRALIAN VIEW.

    Sir,—If Lord Northcliffe can induce immigrants to come here who are prepared to work in the country or country towns he will be doing us a great service. ...

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  28. SERVICE SUPERANNUATION.

    A deputation, consisting of Mr. J. D. Page, general president of the Commonwealth Public Service dental Association, Mr. T. D. Carroll, Tasmanian delegate to ...

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  29. 206 Miles an Hour.

    M. Sadi Lecointe, the noted airman, has established a new aviation record by having flown his machine at a speed of 206 miles an hour. ...

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  30. Land for Cotton-Growing.

    The Agent-General for Queensland (Mr. Hunter) informs the Australian Press Association that Mr. W. H. Johnson, a member of the delegation which recently made ...

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  31. Ex-President Wilson.

    Two years ago yesterday ex-President Wilson suffered his relapse. He is still regarded as an invalid but does considerable work in his law pracrice with Mr. ...

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  32. GENERAL CABLES.

    It is officially announced that normal time will be restored in Great Britain at 3 o'clock on the morning of Monday, October 3. when clocks will be put back to 2 ...

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  33. DESTRUCTION OF RATS.

    Sir,—If a health officer spent a few hours in some of the rooms used as offices in certain parts of this city he would find plenty of rats—nests of them! Many ...

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  34. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Seeing that the summer is again upon us, would it not be well for the central Board of Health to have an inspection of the back premises of the various ...

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  35. LAW NOTICES.—(This Day).

    HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.—In the Third Civil Court.—Brfore the Chief Justice.—At 10.3[?]— Delany v. Davis. PRACTICE COURT.—Before the Chief Justice.— ...

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  36. Serbia Denies New War.

    Albanian delegates to the League of Nations Conference assert that Serbs are concentrating a great force ready to invade Sentari on the north-western frontier of ...

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  37. Defence of South Africa.

    In taking over the whole responsibility for the defence of South Africa, it is stated that the Union Governmetn is acquiring the whole of the defence assets of the ...

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  38. WHEATGROWERS' NEW POOL.

    It is announced that Mr. H. J. Baker, who has been manager of the Victorian Wheat Commission since its inception, has been offered the post of manager of the ...

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  39. Britain's Reproof of Soviet.

    It is understood that the reply of the Russian Soviet Government to the note despatched by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Marquis Curzon), ...

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  40. Death of Film Actress.

    The defence in the proceedings against Roscoe Arbuckle, arising from the death of the film actress, Miss Virginia Rappe, gained a victory when Dr. Beardslee, who ...

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