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  2. COMPOSITEMINISTRY

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The Prmie Minister (Mr. Bruce), at a luncheon given to-day is his honour by the Millions Club, made aN important speech on national Government ...

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  3. MONEY FOR IMMIGRATION.

    One of the first matters to receive the attention of the new Federal Cabinet will be that of immigration. The necessity for a well-organised system, which will ensure ...

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  4. PHARAOH'S TOMB.

    Fifty notable personages, including the Queen of the Belgians, Prince Leopold, Lord and Lady Allenby, and the Dowager Sultana of Egypt, visited King ...

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  5. GERMANY'S CAPACITY.

    For the first time in the new Parliament, the three opposition parties are uniting in support of the joint Liberal amendment regarding German reparations. Mr. ...

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  6. FIRE IN LUNATIC ASYLUM.

    Trapped in their cells, 30 maniacs perished and more thnn 100 were severely hurt as the result of a fire which destroyed one of the buildings of the State hospital for the ...

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  7. STREET PROCESSIONS.

    For an hour yesterday the City Council again discussed the question of processions through the streets of the city. The matter arose on applications from the Eight ...

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  8. BOARDER'S STRANGE CONDUCT

    Extraordinary behaviour by a man living in Mrs. J. Banner's boarding house, at the intersection of McCombie street and Miller street, Elsternwick, culminated in two shots ...

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  9. "SAFETY FIRST!"

    Being, as they declare, "vitally interested" in the care with which the public use their means of transportation, the Railways Commissioners and the ...

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  10. NOISY MOTOR-CYCLES.

    Despite the prevalence of the annoying roar of unsilenccd motor-cycle engines, convictions of the offenders have seldom been reported. The nuisance is ...

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  11. Canal Traffic Blocked.

    The Germans have countered the action of the French in taking over the RhineHernc canal by sinking largo barges, thus making traffic impossible. Other barges ...

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  12. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—The subject of night noises being brought lo the public ear hy Dr. Mackeddie's Parthian shot from the deck of the Macedonia, I would like to endorse his ...

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  13. FOR THE DOMINIONS.

    With "Turn to the Empire" as its motto, the National Constitutional Association is opening a campaign to advocate that the Government should take immediate action ...

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  14. Financial Aid From America.

    It is stated that the recent rise in the mark is due to the fact that Mr. J. W. Harriman, the American financier, is lending the Reich 500,000,000 gold marks. ...

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  15. SOLDIERS ON THE LAND.

    Soldier settlers from all parts of Victoria will attend to-day the annual conference, convened by the Returned Soldiers' League, to discuss matters affecting their ...

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  16. RAILWAY RISKS.

    With the object of reducing the number of level-crossing accidents, the Railways Commissioners have decided to conduct a "Careful Crossing Campaign," which will ...

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  17. INDIA'S MILLIONS.

    By a majority of four the Council of State rejected a resolution recommending national compulsory military training for India. ...

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  18. SNOWSTORMS IN BRITAIN.

    Snowstorms of exceptional severity have fallen in the Midlands and the North of England, and in Scotland. Many towns are snowbound, and villages isolated. ...

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  19. Warplane of the Future.

    The aviation expert of the "Daily Chronicle" says that experiments arc being conducted with the object of constructing invisible warplane. Despite the secrecy ...

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  20. IRISH AMNESTY EXTENDED.

    Sunday was the final day for the surrender and handing in of arms under the amnesty granted by the Free State Minister for Defence (General Mulcahy) by ...

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  21. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Dr. Mnckeddie's letter in "The Argus" of Monday understates the nuisance. Nearly every night or early morning engines, with exhausts open, roar ...

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  22. Turkey's Independence.

    Kemal Pasha, addressing an economic congress at Smyrna, attended by 500 delegates, including representatives of the Russian Soviet Government and of the ...

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  23. World Flight.

    Five aeroplanes piloted by well-known French airmen will commence on March 15 a world flight, which will last two years. The route will be through Italy, Tunis, ...

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  24. YARRA MYSTERY.

    For some time before the doors of the City Court were opened yesterday morning a crowd had congregated on the footpaths outside the court. The early arrivals ...

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  25. "HAVE PATIENCE."

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) is not yet prepared to make a definite statement of the Ministry's intentions respecting Canberra. At ...

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  26. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Having read with interest and appreciation the remarks of Dr. Mackeddie, published in "The Argus" of to-day, I would crave space, to endorse them. As a ...

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  27. Milton Manuscript.

    Professor Hugh Candy, a well-known author of works on chemistry and physics, whose hobby is the collecting of books, particularly on carly English poems and ...

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  28. "Hope of the World."

    "Pussyfoot" Johnson, the prohibition advocate, in an address at New York, said that, when the United States adopted national prohibition it began a movement ...

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  29. Mr. Bonar Law.

    The "Westminster Gazette" states that Mr. Bonar Law is feeling the strain in the House'of Commons. Though his friends are anxious, they believe that his health ...

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  30. BRITAIN'S WAR DEBT.

    At a meeting of the City Council yesterday the following motion, proposed by Alderman Gardiner, was agreed to:- "That the Council of the City of Melbourne ...

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  31. CHALLENGED APPOINTMENT.

    Mr. G. J. C. Dyett, Federal president of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' League, in commenting on the Prime Minister's remarks in Sydney regarding the ...

    Article : 206 words
  32. Reduction of Wages.

    The general council of the Trades Union Congress has issued a manifesto in which it states that it will encourage resistance to all attempts by employers' associations ...

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  33. RESPECTABILITY OF 'TWO-UP.'

    "When the Prince of Wales, during his visit to Australia, admitted that he had played 'two-up' he was not assumed to be 'a rogue and a vagabond.' To say that ...

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  34. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Most of your readers must have been impressed with the masterly statement of the former Prime Minister of Great Britain. Mr. Lloyd George, which ...

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  35. Duke of Bedford's Taxes.

    The Duke of Bedford, addressing the Bedford Chamber of Commerce, said that he had to pay in income tax and supertax 12/3 out of every pouud of his income. ...

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  36. MISSION LUGGER WRECKED.

    PERTH, Monday.—The Deputy Postmaster-General received the following telegram to-day from the postmaster at Derby:—"Mr. Sydney Hadley, ...

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  37. Victorian Loan.

    A Victorian loan of £5,000,000, bearing interest at 5 per cent., is about to be floated. ...

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  38. ENGINEERS' STRIKE.

    PERTH, Sunday.—The secretary of the Employers' Federation (Mr. Andrews), referring to the failure of the conference of the parties with the Premier to bring about ...

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  39. VOTING METHODS.

    Sir James McCay, who has taken a keen interest in voting methods, will deliver an address at the Town Hall reception-room on Monday evening, on "Voting Methods ...

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  40. BOARDING-HOUSE REGULATIONS.

    A conference of all the municipalities in the State will be held in the Town Hall to-morrow at 11 o'clock to discuss the boardinghouse regulations as now drafted. ...

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  41. HOSPITAL PATIENT KILLED.

    Mrs. Eva Sulim, of Hamilton street, West Brunswick, a patient at the Women's Hospital, Carlton, fell from a balcony 60ft. to the ground last night. Mrs. Sulim was ...

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  42. COAL INDUSTRY.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—At an aggregate meeting of the combined miners' lodges of the Newcastle district held at Wallsend to-day to consider the question of intermittent ...

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  44. STACKS DESTROYED BY FIRE.

    HEYFIELD, Monday.—Three stacks of oaten hay, owned by Mr. David Jones, and a chaffcutting machine, owned by Mr. J. Fitzpatrick, sen., which was alongside the ...

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  45. A.N.A. COMPETITIONS.

    The annual musical and elcoutionary competitions will be held this year in the playhouse (owing to alternations about to be made in the Athennum). commencing on Saturday, May 5. ...

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