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  2. AUSTRALIA AS BORROWER.

    The "Financial News" welcomes Sir Joseph Cook's announcement that a Commonwealth loan of £5,000,000 will be floated in London. ...

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  3. CAULFIELD CUP.

    An immense crowd assembled on Saturday to see the race for the Caulfield Cup. The day—like some other elements in the sport—promised more than it performed ...

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  4. IRISH CONFERENCE.

    The Irish conference has adjourned until Monday. The Premier of Ulster (Sir James Craig), addressingthe Unionist Labour ...

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  5. OPEN DOOR TO EAST.

    The correspondent of the United Press Association at Washington learns authoritatively that a solemn engagement between the world Powers, guaranteeing for all ...

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  6. GREEK DYNASTY SHAKEN.

    The correspondent of the "Daily Express" at Athens says that owing to the collapse of the Angora campaign a movement to obtain the abdication of King Constantine has ...

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  7. BRITISH TRADE REVIEW.

    The chaotic state of foreign exchange has caused some uneasiness on the Stock Exchange. There is also nervousness regarding the course of events following the ...

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  8. "TIGERS" TRIUMPHANT.

    League football, drawn out a fortnight lenger than necessary, came to an end, as far as this season is concerned, on Saturday, when, on the Melbourne ...

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  9. BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    CAIRNS, Saturday.—Joseph C. Wright, aged 21 years, who had been two days in the isolation ward at the Cairns Hospital, died on Friday. This is the first ...

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  10. Constabulary Urges Claims.

    A deputation representative of the Royal Irish constabulary interviewed the Chief Secretary for Ireland (Sir Hamar Greenwood), and urged that ...

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  11. Shantung Controversy.

    The correspondent of the United Press Association at Washington learns that if Japan formally requests the United States to undertake mediation in the Shantung ...

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  12. REBELLION IN INDIA.

    Reinforcements of infantry, with armoured cars and wireless, mule batteries, engineers, a casualty clearing station, and a Ford ambulance van and company, ...

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  13. STATE ENTERPRISES.

    In recent years the Queensland Government has embarked on many enterprises, including coal mines and smelters, farms and stores, sawmills and steamers. Some ...

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  14. IRISH SELF-DETERMINATION.

    Sir,—Referring to the statements by Mr. T. M. Burke that be has authority to speak for the 300,000 members of the A.I.F., we would like to know who invested Mr. ...

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  15. American Offer to Victoria.

    It is reported that the National City Bank of New York has offered the Victorian Government better terms than those offered by Blair and Co., of New ...

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  16. News of Pacific.

    Dean Walter Williams, president of the World's Press Congress, which will shortly assemble at Honolulu, has appointed a committee to consider the creation of an ...

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  17. No Message Received.

    Commenting on the above message the State Treasurer (Mr. McPherson) said last night that the Ministry had not received the offer. Possibly it would arrive ...

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  18. Dominions' Foreign Policy.

    The correspondent of the New York "World" at Toronto says that Sir Robert Borden, formerly Prime Minister of Canada, lecturing at the University of Toronto, ...

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  19. Mew Season's Wheat Sold.

    A cargo of 6,000 tons of Australian wheat to arrive in December, being a parcel from the new crop, has been sold at 54/6 per 480lb. c.i.f., for December-January ...

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  20. NEW FORCE IN RUSSIA.

    A Finnish Minister, who has just returned from a visit to Moscow, says that the most striking feature of the Russian situation is the rapid development of a purely ...

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  21. Gandhi's Arrest Reported.

    Rumours are prevalent of the arrest of Mr. Gandhi, the leader of the non-co-operation movement. There is no confirmation of the rumours, but in authoritative ...

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  22. Market for Fruits and Jams.

    Mr. R. Gilfillan, who was appointed by the Victorian Government to assist in the marketing of jams and canned fruit, and will shortly return to Australia, is ...

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  23. Climbing Mount Everest.

    The "Pioneer" has published a trenchant leaderette, condemning the impossibility of obtaining news of the expedition which is endeavouring to climb Mount Everest, the ...

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  24. Attacks on Neighbours.

    Advices from Warsaw state that armed Russian bands crossed the Roumanian border on Friday and advanced to Akerman (27 miles south-west of Odessa). ...

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  25. Peace with Germany.

    The correspondent of the New York "Times" at Washington says that the opposition to the ratification of the treaty of peace with Germany is now so strong, as a ...

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  26. Mr. Shepherd on Immigration.

    The Acting High Commissioner for Australia (Mr. M. L. Shepherd), addressing a gathering of passenger agents, said that the development of Australia depended ...

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  27. Pike Attacks Bather.

    While bathing at Frensham Ponds, in Surrey, Miss Shallis had a narrow escape from death. A pike, weighing 30lb:, seized her leg. The ...

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  28. Partition of Silesia.

    The Lord President of the Council. (Mr. Balfour), who was Great Britain's chief delegate to the League of Nations' Assembly at Geneva, interviewed on his return ...

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  29. America's Loans to Allies.

    President Harding has abandoned his efforts to save the measure under which the Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Mellon) is given sole power to six the terms on which ...

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  30. Future of Manufactures.

    Replying to the toast of "The British Commonwealth of Nations," at a dinner given by the Institute of Secretaries, the Acting High Commissioner for Australia ...

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  31. "Tired of Everything."

    Pamela Beckett, the society girl who disappeared from her home in the West End for three days last week and was found in Hertfordshire, 20 miles from ...

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  32. Mark at 550 to £1.

    A further fall in the value of the German mark is reported, the latest quotation being 550 marks to the £1, as compared with 530 on October 13, and 467 on October ...

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  33. SPORTING CABLES.

    Frank Bullock, the Australian jockey, is having continued success. Two winning mounts on Haylock and Para on Saturday brought his list of wins for the season to ...

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  34. German Monopolist.

    A correspondent of the "Observer" states that Herr Hugo Stinnes, the millionaire, is organising a vast trust, which aims at the control of every German industry and the ...

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  35. Mr. Sastri's Visit.

    Interviewed on his return from Geneva, where be represented Indin at the League of Nations Assembly Mr. Sastri expressed regret that the delegation to ...

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  36. MIDDLE-WEIGHT BOXING.

    By defeating "Johnny" Basham at the Albert Hall, in the 12th round of a twentyrounds contest, on Friday night, "Kid" Lewis won the middle-weight ...

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  37. Future of Burgenland.

    Under the agreement made at Venice, following on the mediation of Italy in the dispute between Austria and Hungary with regard to the ...

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  38. Armistice Day.

    The Cabinet has approved of arrangements for the observance of Armistice Day (November 11). Detachments from the army, navy, and ...

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  39. Kaiser's Lowly State.

    A statement issued on behalf of the ex-Kaiser, dealing with his financial position, says that the Prussian Government seized all the Hohenzollern family's private ...

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  40. Disaster in Roumania.

    A terrific explosion has occurred at Fort Rudeni. The fate of the garrison is unknown, but many persons were killed in ad[?]acent villages. ...

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  41. Unemployment in America.

    President Harding and the president of the American Federation of Labour (Mr. Samuel Gompers) have both praised the work of the unemployment conference. ...

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  42. HOTEL COMPENSATION.

    In announcing the amounts of compensation which the Licensing Court had decided to award in certain districts, the chairman (Mr. R. Barr) said on Friday that ...

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  43. Church No Mere Referee.

    The Rev. Harrington C. Lees, Anglican Arehbishop- designate of Melbourne, in un address delivered at the Church Congress, appealed strongly ...

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  44. Wireless at Sea.

    A remarkable wireless achievement, believed to be a world's record for a ship's small wireless set; is recorded by the P. and O. branch liner Baradine (13,300 tons), ...

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  45. Self-appointed King.

    The Court at Nice has fined Leon Lafarge 500 francs (normally £20) for having assumed spurious titles, and has sentenced him to imprisonment for five months for ...

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  46. RUGBY FOOTBALL.

    In a match against Wigan (Lancashire), the Australian team of Rugby footballers gained another victory. The scores wore: —Australia, 2 tries, 4 goals (14 points); ...

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  47. Threatened Railway Strike.

    Leaders of the Railway Brotherhoods have issued a strike call, to become effective on October 30, unless the employers meanwhile reopen negotiations on the ...

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  48. GOLF.

    Miss Glenna Collett, aged 18 years, of Providence, Rhode Island, has defeated Miss Cecil Leitch, the English clampion, and other American and British women ...

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  49. EARLY CLOSING OF FRUIT SHOPS

    Sir,—If "Orchardist," instend of adversely critieising Mr. Boardman, would offer a word of commendation to that gentleman on his efforts to imporve the ...

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  50. London Wool Sales.

    At the mixed wool sales on Friday prices were well maintained. There was good competition by home and French buyers, but Germany did little ...

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  51. GENERAL CABLES.

    Friends of Virginia Rappe, the film actress in connection with whose death Roscoe Arbuckle has been charged with manslaughter, declare that she had a daughter, aged ...

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  52. MONUMENT TO MR. F. HYETT.

    Admirers of the late Mr. Frank Hyett, who at his deuth in 1919 was general secretary of the Australian Railways Union, gathered in large numbers at his grave in ...

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  53. South Wales Coal Dispute.

    Sir William Plender, formerly president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, who was appointed to arbitrate on the differences between the coal owners of South ...

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  54. Another Tsar Story.

    The "Petit Parisien" publishes a statement from Rome by Count Zacharia, an Italian, who has returned from Siberia, where he has been imprisoned for three ...

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  55. NELSON DAY.

    His Excellency the Governor will preside at the annual Nelson Day celebration at the Town Hall on Friday evening. An address on "The Defence of the Empire" ...

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