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THE REFERENDUM.
Both of the Federal Ministry's referendum proposals were dealt with by the Senate yesterday. The Minister for Home and Territories (Senator Pearce) moved ...
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FRENCH POLITICAL CRISIS.
M. Briand has agreed to form a Cabinet. It is announced that Mr. Brand has set himself the task of forming a Cibinet "on ...
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EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS.
Cardinal Bonzano, the Papal Legate with Cardinals Charost (France). Faulharber (Germany), Dubois (Paris), Casanova (Spain), Pif[?] (Austria), Czernoch ...
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BRITISH COAL DISPUTE.
"Instead of bringing peace, Mr. Baldwin's statement in the House of Commons will cause Labour to unsheath the sword in defence of the standard of living," ...
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ATTACKED BY BURGLAR.
Beaten and almost choked into insensibility, Mrs. Mary Materazzo, wife of a fruiterer, in Hawthorn road, Caulfield, was left lying at her home yesterday morning ...
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AUSTRALIAN XI
Heavy rain during the last few days made the ground at Sheffield in such a state that the game between Yorkshire and the Australians could not begin yesterday. Some ...
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AUSTRALIA'S POPULATION.
Population figures for Australia issued yesterday by the Commonwealth statistician and actuary (Mr. C. H. Wickens) indicate an increase in the year which ...
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FINANCIAL PROPOSALS.
Representatives of the State Ministries will meet in Melbourne on Monday to consider the proposal of the Federal Ministry to abolish the per capita ...
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NOTES IN PARLIAMENT.
Because the expiration of the terms of the present Arbitration Court judges is imminent, private members' business was postponed in the House of Representatives ...
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DRIED FRUITS.
The Secretary of State for the Dominions (Mr. Amery) was the chief guest at a luncheon at Australia House to celebrate the opening of the dried fruits season. ...
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RETTING RULES.
From July 1 bookmakers and backers in the metropolitan area will be governed by a new rule, as far as win and place betting is concerned. After many conferences with ...
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JOKES IN COMMONS.
The House of Commons thin afternoon enjoyed some respite from its Hollies garding the coal dispute in the strange question of Sir Gerald Strickland ...
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GOLF IN BRITAIN.
The five Australians competing in the open championship are included in the Southern qualifying Section, of which the first round is being played at Sunningdale, ...
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QUEENSLAND MINISTRY.
BRISBANE, Thursday.—The Ministerial party, at a meeting to-day, decided that there should be 10 Ministers with portfolios, and ageed to the creation of a ...
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TAXI-CABS FOR MELBOURNE.
The first of a new fleet of taxi-cabs appears in the streets of Melbourne to-day, and will shortly be followed by an additional 200. Other taxi-cabs will be put into ...
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Brazil and the League.
Mr. E. V. Morgan, United States Ambassador at Rio de Janeiro, has sent a cable message to the Syte department giving a categorieal denial to the reports that ...
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Rhodes Scholars.
The average age of Rhodes scholars is 23 years, as compared with the age of 19 years of other scholars, hence they had an unfair advantage in the University ...
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CAULFIELD ACCIDENT.
Officers of the Railways department have practically completed their preparations for the inquest on the three persons who were killed in the recent railways ...
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CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The steamer Borda, from Australia, on which a fire occured, has sailed from L[?]s Palmas for London, the fire having been extinguished.—Reuter. ...
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HORSE BEATEN TO DEATH.
MOLONG (N.S.W.), Thursday.—At the Molong Police Court to-day Ernest Brown a young man, appeared on a charge of having cruelty maltreated a horse. ...
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ANOTHER COLD MORNING.
Cold northerly winds created the impression in Melbourne yesterday that the weather was [?]older than on Wednesday. The minimum shade temperature, however, was ...
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Imperial Defence.
A pronouncement against the Minsistry for Defence was made by the Earl of Balfour, (Lord President of the Council) in the House of Lords, when, replying to ...
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RIOTS IN THE RUHR.
There have been serious riots in the Kuhr region in connection with the controversy over the expropriation of the property of the former German rulers. ...
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BUSHRANGER'S PISTOL.
Bushranging days are recalled by a mu[?]-loading pistol which has been received by Sub-inspector Hall, head of the Russell street P[?]ain-clothes branch, from ...
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LIQUOR AT CANBERRA.
The joint House committee of the Federal Parliament decided by eight votes to three in favour of the retention of the liquor bar at the refreshment-room at Parliament ...
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Parliamentary Delegates.
The United Kingdom delegation of the Empire Parliamentary Association, which, with delegations from other Empire centres will travel through Australia, to hold ...
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HAIRCUTTING CHARGE.
Meeting yesterday, the City Master Hairdressers' Association decided to restore the old charge of 1/6 for haircutting from to-day. To meet the increased wages ...
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