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  2. DRIVER AWARD.

    In the Banco Court yesterday the Chief Justice (Sir William Irvine) delivered judgment upon the law points arising out of the arbitration in the dispute between ...

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  3. SOLDIERS' GUESTS.

    His Excellency the Governor (Lord Stradbroke) and Alderman Hitchcock, a former mayor of Geelong, and the president of the Great Ocean Road Trust, were the ...

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  4. FEDERAL POLICY.

    The Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce, returned to Melbourne from Sydney yesterday afternoon. He appeared to be very gratified at the reception which had been ...

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  5. ATTEMPT TO ROB BANK.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Suspected of having attempted to rob the Hurlstone Park branch of the Government Savings Bank early this afternoon, Dennis Dunbar ...

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  6. CANADA'S POLICY.

    Three interesting speeches were made in Canada to-day deatiing with Canadian foreign and cammercial policy. The Premier (M. MacKenzie King), ...

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  7. STRICKEN EUROPE.

    "Instead of forming a League of Nations and appointing representatives to attend peace conferences. I really think that the peace of the world would he more ...

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  8. MEN, MONEY, AND METHOD.

    Speaking nt the British Industries Fair, the President of the Board of Trade (Sir Phillip Lloyd-Graeme) said that the fair had a real value beyond the business ...

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  9. NO INTERVENTION

    When the debate on the Address in Keply was resumed in the House of Commons on Monday Mr. H. A. L,. Fisher moved the amendment agreed upon by both ...

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  10. Enforcing the Penalties.

    The Cologne correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" alleges' that the French collected 90,000 marks of the fine of 100,000,000 morks imposed on Gelsenkitelien in ...

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  11. Germany's Difficulties.

    It is estimated that it cost the Reichsbank £12,500,000 to establish the mark at 100,000 to the £1, Many importers who bought foreign curreniceis with the mark ...

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  12. World Conference.

    Senator Owen (Democrat) has introduced a resolution into the Senate requesting President Harding to invite all the nations to meet at Washington and confer, three ...

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  13. BRITAIN'S CREDIT.

    The dollar-sterling exchange rate has reached 4.70 dollares to the £1, the highest quotation since 1919. [The mint par, or normal, exchange, rate is 4.86 ...

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  14. Debt Funding Bill Safe.

    The Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representatives has agreed to accept all the Senate's two amendments on the British Debt Funding Bill. ...

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  15. SOUTH AFRICANS' TASK.

    Chief interest in the closing stages of play in the final test match between England and South Africa yesterday was the last wicket stand by Russell and Gilligan. ...

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  16. SHIPS AND QUARANTINE.

    Though time has removed from the minds of most people the fear of a recrudescence of bubonic plague, the Federal Quarantine authorities still follow a ...

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  17. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—"Patriotic" has expressed the feelings of many people. The matter has already been set down for discussion by the Royal Colonial Institute (Victorian ...

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  18. MR. DOOLEY AND THE PARTY.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—According to the officials of the Australian Labour party executive there have been no developments in the situation arising ...

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  19. RUSSIAN RELIEF.

    Members of the Melbourne relief committee of the Society of Friends, who attended the meeting of the (society last night to hear the fourth statement of accounts in ...

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  20. CHURCHES AND MIGRATION.

    The s.s. Benalla, which landed in Fremantle on Sunday, brings to Australia to the care of the Salvation Army 109 new settlors. This is the eighth, personalty conducted ...

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  21. MELBOURNE HOSPITAL.

    To the committee of the Melbourne Hospital which met yesterday, the acting medical superintendent (Dr. C. H. Searby), submitted the following report on the ...

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  22. MINISTERS' MEMOIRS.

    Apropos of the serial publication of Mr. Churchill's forthcoming, book, Sir Frederick Banbury (Unionist) inquired in the House of Commons, whether former ...

    Article : 144 words
  23. Thief's Horrible Measures.

    The charges against Camille Salvador, a ganger employed in destroying ammunition dumps, eclipse those for which the notorious Landru was executed. ...

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  24. ELSTERNWICK SHOOTING.

    Considerable interest was taken in the proceedings at the St. Kildn Court on Tuesday morning, when Thomas James Ward, aged 32 years, a carpenter, who was alleged ...

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  25. No Canvassing in Canada.

    In reply to a request from Mr. Lintock Taylor, a former resident of Ballarat, but now of Toronto, the State Cabinet yesterday decided to refuse to give a selection ...

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  26. Snowstorms in England.

    Snowstorms continued yesterday in the North of England, where the falls were continuous for 30 hours in some places. There is ten feet of snowdrift in ...

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  27. FRENCH EXPRESS DISASTER

    The crowded Paris-Strasbourg express, travelling at the rate of 60 miles an hour, at Epernay, collided with a yard engine close to the station, which was there as ...

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  28. Lloyd George in Twelve Languages.

    During the present Europenn crisis Mr. Lloyd George's articles dealing with current politics will for a few weeks be published weekly instead of fortnightly. The ...

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  29. Collusion in Divorce.

    The Court has annulled the decree nisi for dissolution of his marriage granted to George Lantsberry. [In 1921 George Lantsberry, a schoolmaster, ...

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  30. SOME REBELS SURRENDER.

    Though the Free State offer of an amnesty to the Irish rebels brought little response in many parts of Ireland, there have been notable surrenders in North ...

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  31. ADVERTISING AGENCY.

    There bas recently been issued to children attending State schools, a booklet bearing the title of "The Commonwealth Trades Alphabet," a journal, according to the ...

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  32. Leaders in Insurance.

    Mr. Wall, assistant manager of the London, and Lancashire Insurance Co., leetured on Auslraliau insurance at the Insurance Institute. He said that British companies ...

    Article : 186 words
  33. RAILWAY-MEN'S WAGES.

    Being of the opinion that claims for a new basis of wage-fixing and conditions of work for railway-men should be considered by the Railways Classification Board, the ...

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  34. Defrauding a Company.

    Edmund George Mansell, manager of the City Equitable Fire Insurance Co., London, has been charged with having conspired with Gerald Lee Bevan to obtain by ...

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  35. ALLEGED HOUSEBREAKING.

    BRISBANE. Tuesday.—Evidence was taken to-day in the case against Albert Wallace, John Michael Mulligan, and Arthur Brown, alias Arthur Bazley, charged ...

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  36. "The Argus" list.

    In response to the appeal on behalf of the millions of men, women, and children in Europe who are homeless, starving, and stricken with disease, we have received the ...

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  37. WHAT FIGURES REVEAL.

    The Cabinet is asking the Chamber of Deputies for it vote of 113,000,000 francs (nominally £4,600,000) to cover expenditure in the Ruhr for January and February, ...

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  38. GENERAL CABLES.

    The United States Supreme Court has ruled that Hindoos are ineligible for American citizenship, as they are "not white within the meaning of the Naturalisation ...

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  39. Guarding Luxor's Treasures.

    The tomb of King Tutankhamen at Luxor will be kept open thin week for visitors, and will then probaply be resealed until next winter. It is expected that the entrance ...

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  40. Picture Theatre Panic.

    Smoke due to the burning of meat that was being cooked for the theatre cat caused a shocking panic at the Cleveland Picture Hall at Hull. Watching the performance ...

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  42. NORTH FITZROY PROGRESS ASSOCIATION.

    The first meeting of the North Fitzroy Progress Assoclation will be held at the Summer Hall, at the corner of Miller und Micholson streets, North Fitzroy, to-night. Mr. J. Arthur, late of the ...

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  43. STORM WARNING.

    BRISBANE, Tuesday.—A storm warning issued by the Weather Bureau to-night stales that the disturbance has a slight intensity and is approaching the coust. ...

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  44. CONVICTION QUASHED.

    In appealing against a conviction and a sentence, of three months' imprisonment imposed by the City Court Bench on a charge of haveing had in his possession a silk shirt suspected of ...

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