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  2. MR. WATT ON MR. HUGHES.

    Mr. W. A. Watt, who has been returned unopposed to the House of Representatives for Balaclava, addressed a moderately attended meeting at St. Kilda Town Hall ...

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  3. CALIPH APPOINTED.

    It is reported that the Angora Government has selected Prince Abdul Medjid Effendi, who is a cousin of the deposed Sultan and was heir apparent, as the new ...

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  4. PALOONA SAILS.

    No hitch occurred in the arrangements concerning the Union Steamship Company's passenger steamer Paloona, which sailed at noon yesterday for New Zealand. ...

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  5. WAR SERVICE HOMES.

    Sitting as arbitrators, Messrs. Bryant, K. C. (chairman), A. Rankin, and A. E. Barton, in the council room of the General Post office, on Tuesday, commenced the ...

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  6. RESOURCES TRAIN.

    MURTOA, Monday —In the small hours of this morning, when most of its passengers were still in their bunks, the Victorian National Resources Development ...

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  7. TRAMWAY STRIKE ENDS.

    After having been on strike for a litte more than two days, 100 motor-men and conductors employed on the Coburg section of the northern electric tramway system, ...

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  8. KU-KLUX KLAN ACTIVE.

    The New York "Times" Washington correspondent states that owing to the activities of Ku-Klux Klan, the secret political organization, which has become ...

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  9. TRADE WITH CANADA.

    When the Minister for Home and Territories (Senator Pearce) visited Canada at the conclusion of the Washington Conference, negotiations were initiated with ...

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  10. Hauraki's Crew Adamant.

    Contrary to expectations, the crew of the Union Company's motor-ship Hauraki have refused to follow the example of the Paloona's men, and when interviewed at ...

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  11. Peace Conference.

    The French Prime Minister (M. Poincare) and the British Minister for Foreign Affairs (Lord Curzon) have arrived at Territet (Switzerland), where they are ...

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  12. TERMINATION, OF STRIKE.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—There is no change in Sydney in the position created by the New Zealand shipping strike. The Union S. S. Company's steamer Kittawa arrived ...

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  13. TROUBLE IN CHINA.

    The Peking correspondent of the Chicago "Tribune" states that new troubles in China seem to be impending. The President (Li-Yuan Hung) ordered the ...

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  14. ALLIED UNITY.

    Mr. Martin Donohoe, the "Daily Chronicle¼¼ was correspondent, says that M. Poin[?]re has now, as gracefully as possible, flung the Turks and M. Bouillon, who ...

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  15. MEN RETURNING TO WORK.

    To discuss matters relating to the strike a meeting of men was held at the corner of Sydney road and Moreland road, Brunswick, at 8 o'clock last night. The ...

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  16. NEW ZEALAND MEN OFFER.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Monday.—Seamen at Wellington and other ports offered themselves for engagement in large numbers to-day, but the offers were refused ...

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  17. Irish Constitution.

    The British Prime Minister (Mr. Bonur Law) has notified the Conservative members of the House of Commons that on Thursday approval will be sought at once ...

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  18. MR. HUGHES IN N. S. W.

    PARKES (N.S.W.), Monday —Hot weather seems to follow the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) in his tour of the country districts of New South Wales. Even ...

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  19. Preparing an Ambush.

    A party of eight men were conveying a mine for the purpose of preparing an ambush for Free State troops near Inchicore, Dublin, when the mine exploded ...

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  20. Complete Independence.

    According to the "Daily Telegraph's" Constantinople correspondent, Rafet Pasha's success in gradually encroaching on the Allied prerogatives in ...

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  21. MR. ROBB INTERVIEWED.

    Interviewed yesterday, Mr. Robb said.— "We in Canada claim to be the pioneers of the movement for British preference. When the Minister for ...

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  22. Munition Dumps Control.

    The "Morning Post's" Constantinople correspondent states that the Turks have assumed control of the former Turkish munition dumps at Constantinople, which ...

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  23. Strikers Executed.

    Remarkable scenes were witnessed in Johannesburg at the funeral of three strikers who, on Friday, were executed for murder. The coffins were followed by ...

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  24. Greek Reverses.

    The Greek Government has drafted a reply to a British protest against inflicting the death penalty on former Greek ministers or others who may be found guilty ...

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  25. STORM IN THE BAY.

    The Harbour Trust motor launch was sent out from Williamstown last night to scarch for two small fishing boats that had not returned, and were thought to be in ...

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  26. New Ministry in Germany.

    The efforts of Herr Cuno, head of the Hamburg-Amerika steamship line, to form a Cabinet have been frustrated by party demands. The centre party, in loyalty to ...

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  27. BABY'S BODY IN SUIT-CASE.

    On June 15 a suit-case, measuring 2ft. by 9in., was left in the cloakroom of the Flinders street railway station, the name of Evans being given. As no one claimed ...

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  28. THE COUNTRY PARTY.

    PARKES, Monday.—"No elector should vote on December 16 in the belief that it he supports the Country party it may be in a position to form a Ministry," said the ...

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  29. Election Analysis.

    Excluding the Orkney and Shetland Islands, from which returns have not yet been received, an analysis of voting in the British elections shows:—Conservatives, ...

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  30. INCOME TAX.

    Hitherto for Federal income tax purposes the practice has been to assess natural increase of live stock on the basis of a prescribed standard value. This law, as ...

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  31. EASTERN TRADE PROBLEMS.

    BRISBANE, Monday.—Mr. J. B. Suttor, who for 20 years has been the New South Wales trade commissioner in Asia, was a passenger by the St. Albans, which arrived ...

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  32. SWANSEA TRIPLE MURDER.

    HOBART, Sunday. — The inquest on Trooper Frederick Henderson, one of the victims of the Swansea tragedy, who was shot while guarding the body of George ...

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  33. Bradford Wool Market.

    The market for wooltops at Bradford is very quiet, practically no business being done. Merinoes are slightly easier. Sixty-fours are quoted at 58d. to 60d., 60's 53d. ...

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  34. Clergyman's Misconduct.

    The Rev. John Wakeford, formerly Archdeacon of Stow, in the diocese of Lincoln, who was deprived of his benefices last year, following on the finding of a ...

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  35. POLICE NEWS.

    James Keamy, aged 22 years, motor deriver, was fined £10, in the default one month's imprisonment, at the Richmond Court yesterday, on a charge of having had in his possession one do[?]en knives ...

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  36. CEILING COLLAPSES.

    Six men at work in one of the rooms of the upper story of Messrs. Fallshaw and Company's furniture factory, Boundary road, North Melbourne, were startled ...

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  37. Mr. Charlton's Programme.

    Before returning to New South Wales on Saturday the leader of the Labour party (Mr. Charlton) will address several meetings in Victoria. To-night he will ...

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  38. GENERAL CABLES.

    The French police are inquiring into explosions of British anthracite coal which have occurred recently while the coal was being used in heating stoves. It is ...

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  39. EGGS FOR CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.

    Sir,— A very considerable portion of the diet of our children consists of eggs in one form of other. With a daily average of nearly 200 patients, it can be realised that ...

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  40. N. S. W. PARLIAMENT.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—With a view to clearing up the business to enable the New South Wales Parliament to close its session on Wednesday night, the ...

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  41. MORE POLICE WANTED.

    The Mayor (Councillor Satchwell) reported at the meeting of the Brighton Council on Monday night that he had spoken to the Chief Commissioner of Police ...

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  42. English XI. in Africa.

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  44. NATIONALISTS AT TOORAK.

    Senator Bolton and Mr. G. A. Maxwell addressed a meeting in St. John's Hall. Toorak, on Monday night. Senator Fair bairn presided, and in introducing the ...

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  45. LAUGHTER TIVOLI.

    Qupaint and highly infectious humour is provided by William Burr and, Dalphne Hope, who received an enthusiastic reception when they made their first appearance ...

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  47. TRAIN DESTROYED BY FIRE.

    An electric tram was destroyed by fire in Sydney yesterday evening. The motor fused. Realising that the tram would soon be in flames, the driver ordered the ...

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