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PEACE IN THE PACIFIC.
BRISBANE, Friday.—"Everyone agrees that the Pacific is one of the centres of world problems," said Mr.lyemasa Tokugawa, the new Japanese Consul-General for ...
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IMPORTING MACHINERY.
SYDNEY, Friday.—A question of interest to local governing bodies throughout Ausrralia has been decided by a ruling of the Minister for Trade and Customs ...
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FLINDERS NAVAL DEPOT.
The practice of men of the Navy, whenever they occupy a naval building, is to "carry on" as if they were really on board ship, Immediately they go outside, they ...
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STORMS IN NEW ZEALAND.
WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Friday.—An unusual number of heavy northerly winds has been experienced in the Wellington district in the last few weeks. During last night ...
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NEW ZEALAND ELECTION.
WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Friday.—Mr.J. McCombs, the defated Labour candidate for the Lyttelton seat, has decided to lodge an appeal in connection with the poll. Mr. ...
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WEST AUSTRALIAN RAILWAYS
PERTH, Friday.—Addressing a deputation which asked for the construction of a railway, and particularly a member who suggested the borrowing of £5,000,000 or ...
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TALBOT COLONY.
Many friends and sympathisers gathered at the Talbot Colony for Epileptics yesterday, when the Lady Mayoress of Melbourne (Mrs. W.Brunton) opened an ...
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STANDARDS FOR MIGRANTS.
It will be interesting to recall that the physical standards for mingrants for use by Commonwealth medical officers, which were drawn up by the Minister for Defence ...
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SEAECH FOR BURIED TREASURE.
ARCHIE'S CREEK, Friday.—An unsuccessful search has been made for a d[?]edbox containing 160 sovereigns, some jewellery, and valuable papers, which belonged ...
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MERIT. NOT BECOGNIBED.
HOBART, Friday.—A bill providing for the payment of an annual pension of £300 to James Hynds Gillies, of Hobart, who was instrumental in initiating the ...
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INDECENT BEHAVIOUR.
On two charges of having behaved in an indecent manner between October 11 and November 26. John Hoskin Harris. insurance clerk, Park street. St Kilda, appeared before Messrs. W.Young ...
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TASMANIA'S NEEDS.
Before leaving Melbourne yesterday the Premier of Tasmania (Mr. Lyons), who has been attending the meeting of the Federal Loan Council, expressed himself ...
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TRANSPORT WORKERS.
With the object of bringing about closer unity among transport workers, a conference in Melbourne of the most important land and maritime transport ...
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DISCOVERY OF COAL.
SYDNEY, Friday.— The Minister for Mines (Mr. Baddeley) has received a report from Mr. L.J.Jones, gelogical surveyor, about a discovery of commercial ...
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"BE KIND TO ANIMALS WEEK'
Sir,—Queen Alexandra was so real an animal lover that such an annual celebration as a "Be Kind to Animals Week" would be a fitting token of remembrance. In ...
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VALUE OF SHICK TEST.
Replying to criticism by the Victorian branch of the British Union for the Abloition of VIvisection of the introduction of the Schick test and immunisation ...
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BUTTER FARMING TRAIN.
BALLARAT, Friday.—The Better Farming Train was inspected by large numbers of people to-day, among them being many from the surrounding country districts. The attendance was ...
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"THE CREATION" AT THE AUDITORIUM.
On Monday evening, at the Auditorium, the Melbourne Philharmonic Society will give a performance of Haydn's oratorio, "The Creation." The society's choir of more than 200 voices will ...
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THIEVES AT MOUNT BARKER.
ADELAIDE, Friday,—Mt. Barker, on the Adelaide-Melbourne railway line, has been receiving attention from thieves during the past week. Last friday night the Mt. Baker Hotel was ...
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STREET BETTORS FINED.
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INTERSTATE MARKETS.
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CHILD KICKED BY HORSE.
In a serious condition Lesley Bond, aged 18 months, who was walking in the street outside her parents' home in Buckhur[?]t street, South Melbourne. was admitted to the Home[?] ...
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