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  2. NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTIONS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—At practically a full meeting of the Labour Caucus at Parliament House this afternoon, it was decided by a fair majority that the general ...

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  3. IRISH DISCUSS TREATY.

    When the Dail Eireann reassembled in Dublin on Tuesday morning further speeches were made on the agreement between the British Government and the ...

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  4. ALMA TIRTSCHKE'S DEATH.

    For a few thrilling moments yesterday afternoon the air about the Eastern Markets was electrical. The arrival of Senior-detectives Brophy and Piggott gave ...

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  5. FRANCE AND SUBMARINES.

    It was stated to-night that the French delegation had notified Mr. Hughes that it accepted in principle the second and third Root resolutions, which seek to ...

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  6. SOLDIER SETTLERS.

    (BY OUR SPECIAL REPORTES.) SWAN HILL, Wednesday:— There are many people watching with interest and wonder the kaleidoscopic changes which are ...

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  7. MEAT PRICE VARIATIONS.

    "It people would devote to the selection of meat anything like the same keenness they show in the selection of dress, they would reduce their meat bills ...

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  8. INDIA'S IDEALS.

    Causes of Indian discontent with the existing regime, and reasons for the clamour for self-government, within the Empire, were explained in an interesting ...

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  9. BUTTER TRADE CRISIS.

    A desire on the part of the Imper[?]al Government to cut the "cut the losses." in butter has led to considerable pert[?]bation among the producers of Australia. The autherities at ...

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  10. THE FEEBLE-MINDED.

    Sir,—The forcible attention directed to the great menace by the feeble-minded by "Mother" to-day is timely. The appeal to the medical faculty to uphold her will ...

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  11. Compulsory Enrolment.

    SYDNEY. Wednesday.— The Premier (Mr. Dooley) said to-day that Cabinet had decided to put into immediate operation the clause of the new Electoral Act relating to ...

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  12. WHITE AUSTRALIA.

    Senator Pearce has written to the New York "Time" controverting statements recently made by Professor C. F. Thwing, emeritus professor of the Western Reserve ...

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  13. QUESTION OF TASTE.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Referring to-day to Sir George Fuller's statement of what occurred at Government House when he (Sir George Fuller) tendered the ...

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  14. EASTERN MAEKET AND ARCADE.

    Replying to criticism of the condition of the Eastern Market and the Eastern Arcade, the town clerk (Mr T. G. Ellery) said yesterday that the City Council recognised no ...

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  15. Boxer Killed in Ring.

    Tom Simonetti, a well-known Glasgow boxer, while fighting Will Devanney, was knocked out in the eighth round, the force of the blow driving several teeth through ...

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  16. PEOPLING THE LAND.

    In developing immigration the Commonwealth authorities are really servants of the States. If the States decide against bringing in any immigrants the ...

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  17. UNLIT ALEXANDRA AVENUE.

    With one are lamp in more than half a mile of roadway the section of Alexandra avenue between Punt road and Darling street, South Yarra, after dark is one of ...

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  18. Pacific Pact.

    There was a well-authenticated story current to-night that the four Powers had agreed among themselves that the United States and Japan should exchange notes ...

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  19. German Railways.

    A bill has been introduced by the German Government for the purpose of handing over the German State railways to an independent administration, which will fix ...

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  20. Hint, to Warlike Powers.

    Mr. Charles F. Reavis, Republican member for Nebraska of the United States House of Representatives, has introduced a resolution into the House, which admittedly ...

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  21. African Coal Strike.

    Because natives have been employed to do white men's work, and the coal mines have been kept working, the strikers have withdrawn utility workers and even the ...

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  22. Bolsheviks Defeated.

    Advices from Helsingfors (Finland) state that troops of the Far Eastern (Chita) Republic have driven the Bolsheviks out of Kamchatka, and that other "white" rebels ...

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  23. Australian Meat.

    Several thousand tons of accumulated stocks of Australian meat are being offered to Germany and other Central European countries for cash. The negotiations, if the ...

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  24. GENERAL CABLES.

    The French Prime Minister (M. Briand) has left for Cannes to attend the meeting of the Allied Supreme Council. The Portuguese Government has resigned ...

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  25. People for Australia.

    The Commonwealth Government steamer Largs Bay has sailed for Australia with 750 emigrants. ...

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  26. PREVIOUS REWARDS.

    The largest sum offered in Victoria as a reward was £4,000, when the Kelly Gang was operating in 1879. Four years later £500 was offered for assistance in clearing ...

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  27. CONTROL OF SUGAR.

    Members of the Australian Sugar Council will meet in Brisbane on February 17, under the chairmanship of the Minister for Customs (Mr. Rodgers). There will probably ...

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  28. TELEPHONE DUPLICATION.

    The duplication of the trunk telephone line between Sydney and Melbourne has been completed, and the line will be open for business at an early date. The final ...

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  29. FEDERAL GUARANTEE ASKED.

    Representatives from the conference subsequently waited upon the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes), and urged that the Ministrs give financial assistance to enable the ...

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  30. MAIL STEAMER IN PORT.

    Bringing a full complement of passengers from Great Britain, the Orient liner Orsova berthed at the New Railway Pier, Port Melbourne, at half-past 2 o'clock ...

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  31. THE SCHOOLS.

    The articles by "Prelector" on "The Schools" will not be published during the holidays. The next will appear on Thursday, February 2. ...

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  32. SPORTING CABLES.

    At the close of Tuesday's play in the billiard match of 16,000 up between T. Reece and Clark McConachy (McConachy receiving 1,000) the scores were:—McConachy, ...

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  34. "HARMLESS" MENTAL CASES.

    Commenting yesterday on a letter in "The Argus" from "Mother," urging stricter supervision' of so-called harmless mental cases, officers of the State Lunacy ...

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  35. PICKPOCKET SENTENCED.

    Outside the Auditorium, Collins street, on the afternoon of December 26, Detective Lambell and Milne saw a man pushing among the people. The man felt the pockets of two men, and when he saw ...

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