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  2. UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.

    The annual commencement and graduation ceremonial of the Melbourne University took place in the Wilson Hall on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a large ...

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  3. PROTESTANTS MURDERED.

    Sinn Feiners, following the campaign of murder against Protestants carried out in West Cork on Thursday, murdered five more persons on Friday. The victims included the ...

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  4. WEST AUSTRALIAN MINES.

    Sir Newton Moore, M.P. (a former Premier of Western Australia) introduced a deputation of members of the West Australian Chamber of Mines in London to ...

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  5. CIVIL WAR IN CHINA.

    Messages from Tientsin state that hostilities between the forces of Generals Changtso—lin and Wu-Pei-fu have begun near Macham. A general attack is developing. ...

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  6. BRITISH TRADE REVIEW.

    The Stock Exchange has been under the influence of a variety of adverse circumstances in the last week, notably the lack of progress at the Genona Conference and the ...

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  7. REPLY TO RUSSIA.

    M. Tchitcherin, the Russian Soviet delegate, has written to the Italian Premier (Signor Facta) requesting to be told the reason for the delay in summoning the ...

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  8. SOUL OF THE NAVY.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—"In leaving Australia I have nothing in my mind so much as the unpleasant fact that Australians generally do not seem to realise the importence ...

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  9. ISSUES CONFUSED.

    An indefinable sense of depression in conference circles is accentuated by delay in preparing the Allied note to the Soviet, coupled with M. Poincare's attitude ...

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  10. Belfast Trouble Political.

    The Anglican Primate and representatives of the Presbyterian and Wesleyan Churches, after meeting in conference at Uister, issued a manifesto repudiating the ...

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  11. Withdrawal of Japanese.

    Th Tokio correspondent of the Honolulu "Nippen Jiji" states that Japanese troops have been completely withdrawn from the Tsing-tao and Tsinan-fu railway zones. ...

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  12. State Governor in London.

    The Premier of Western Australia (Sir James Mitchell) and the Agent-Genaral(Sir James Connolly) welcomed the Governor (Sir Francis Newdegate) on his arrival in ...

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  13. Mr. Collins Angry.

    The leader of the Free State Cabinet (Mr. Michael Collins), in an angry letter to the Ulster Premier (Sir James Craig), accuses him of writing propagand which he ...

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  14. INDUSTRIAL POSITION.

    In responding to the toast of "The Federal Parliament" at the Melbourne Eight Hours anniversary Social held at the Trades Hall on Saturday night, the leader of the ...

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  15. Peace Conference Fails.

    The Lord Mayor of Dublin's peace conference, consisting of the Archibishop of Dublin (Dr. Byrne), Mr. de Valera, Mr. Arthur Griffith (President of Dail ...

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  16. Italian Optimistic.

    The Premier of Italy (Signor Facta), who is paying a flying visit to Pinepolo, his birthplace, when interviewed said that be still believed that the conference would ...

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  17. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Commonwealth Government line steamers will call at Plymouth on the homeward voyages to land mails and passengers. This arrangement will commence with the ...

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  18. Rapid Tube Railway.

    Mr. Chalmers Kearney, an Australian engineer, gave a demonstration of a high-speed railway designed to communicate between Circular Quay and Milson's Point, Sydney. ...

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  19. MEDDLING AND MUDDLING.

    Mr. J. L. Garvin, editor of the London "Observer," in a communication from Genoa, says:—"It is intolerable that M. poincare should meddle and muddle with ...

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  20. "WORKING FOR REVOLT."

    Replying to the toast of "The Ministry" at the Royal Academy banquet, the Home Secretary (Mr. Shortt), referring to industrial troubles in Britain, said that ...

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  21. Murder of Lady White.

    The jury at the Old Bailey found a pantry boy named Jacobs guilty of having murdered Lady White, widow of Sir Edward White, formerly chairman of the Landon ...

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  22. Plague of Locusts.

    Reports from Maf[?]king indicate the possibility of an invasion of locusts on an appalling scale from the Kalahari desert. Travellers declare that they have seen an ...

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  23. Bolshevik Propaganda.

    After a period of inactivity, the Russian Legition at Tcheran recently has been issuing propaganda with a view to changing the Persian Cabinet, especially seeking the ...

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  24. Former Tammany Leader.

    A message from Dublin aunouners the death of Mr. Richard Croker, who for 17 years was the leader of Tammany Hall in New York. ...

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  25. Insane Composer.

    The famous composer Dom Lorenzo Perosi, whose works include "The Passion of Christ" and "The Resurrection of Lazarus," has gone mad, and has been distributing ...

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  26. Crime in New York.

    All court records of the city were broken when 72 criminals were sentenced terms of imprisomment amounting altogether to 458 years, an average of between six and ...

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  27. HEAD OF THE RIVER.

    With only a few more days before the Head of the River public schools' eight oar race increasing interest is being taken in the preparation of the crews which will ...

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  28. Indian Gaol Mutiny.

    The damage caused by fire during the mutiny at the Presidency Gaol, Calcutta, is catitmated at 300,000 rupees. As a result of the prison workshops having been de ...

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  29. FASTER TRAINS.

    A new time-table which will have the effect of considerably reducing the time of the railway journeys from Melbourne to stations north of Bendigo comes into ...

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  30. RAILWAY-MEN IN CONFERENCE

    By a unanimous vote the Victorian branch of the Australian Railways Union, which has been sitting in annual confercace at Caity Hall, Bourke street, since ...

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  31. Smaller Japanese Navy.

    The Japanese Navy department has dismissed 12,000 officers and men in pursuance of the Washington Conference re[?]ment policy. ...

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  32. "Tired of French Behaviour."

    Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P., a Labour member of the British House of commons, in an interview, said that the British public supported Mr. Lloyd George's attitude at ...

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  33. N.S.W. MEMBERS' SALARIES.

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — There is a strong undercurrent of opposition from members of the Coalition party, as well as from the Labour Opposition, to the bill introduced ...

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  34. Migration of Youths.

    The Premier of Western Australia (Sir James Mitchell) is arranging a scheme for the migration of youths for the purpose of giving them training on fruit farms. They ...

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  35. Australian Apples.

    Buyers are returning large quantitles of the apples which arrived by the [?] Armagh. The fruit was apparently frozen, and looked good when discharged. but ...

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  36. GIRL'S DISAPPEARANCE

    After being punished by her father for disobedience to her step mother, Gena Sposite, aged 13 years, whose father, William Sponito, a rubber-worker, lives ...

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  37. Victorian Woman's Estate.

    Mr. Victor While, a journalist, son of the late James and Elisabeth White, of Melborurne, who were divorced in Australia 30 years ago, has, it is said, inherited ...

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  38. Flood in America.

    Through a had break occurring in the Mississippl levee at Ferriday, In Louilalana, water is sweeping over the villages and plantations, inundating large areas. Ten ...

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  39. RACE IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Sydney Grammar School won the schools championship eight[?] an the Par[?] River on Saturday afternoon, [?] the school to the title of ...

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  40. UNEMPLOYED SOLDIERS.

    At the meeting of the City Council on Weduesday the public works committee will recommend that to assist in relieving the distress among[?] [?] solders a special ...

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  41. Violent Strikers.

    Violence among millers on strike is becoming more frequent, Three miners who did not belong to a union were killed and one injured when a bomb was thrown into ...

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  42. High Prioes for Pictures.

    At a sale of Chriatle's in 20 minutes nine pictures realised 20,650 guiness. Two Rey[?] [?] ...

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  44. British Naval Officers.

    An Order in Council-gaxotted on Saturday authorises the British Admiralty to place on the retired list, irrespective of their age or service, such officers as are considered ...

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