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POLITICAL HECKLERS.
At the Essendon Town Hall on Saturday night Mr. Deakin was subjected to much interruption. However, he stuck to his guns and delivered a telling speech against ...
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TO RULE THE SEA.
Britain is pushing on with her great campaign of battleship building as rapidly as the constructing firms around her coasts can put the vessels together. ...
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DEATH OF MISS SPENCE.
Miss Catherine Helen Spence, whose name is as familiar as a household word throughout the Commonwealth, and whose ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CONCERNING PEOPLE.
The Federal Attorney-General (Rp. Glynn) returned to Adelaide by the express train from Sydney on Sunday. Mr. Glynn left South Australia on March 23 for ...
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THE DOUBTFUL CHANCES.
When the new method of counting State election votes was inaugurated it was generally understood that the bulk of the s[?]rutiny would be completed on ...
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AVIATOR KILLED.
M. Le Blon, a daring French aviator, who was one of the principal contestants at the Doncaster aviation meeting in October last, has been killed through a defect in the ...
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THE VETO CRISIS.
The Unionist newspapers are very severe on the threat of the Premier (Mr. Asquith) to use the guillotine in order to limit to five days the committee stage of the ...
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STATE ELECTIONS.
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"OUTRAGE AGAINST THE THRONE."
A correspondent, writing to The times, declares that, in associating the Crown with the House of Commons against the Lords, Mr. Winston Churchill is guilty of ...
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DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
The moderate Liberals doubt the wisdom of rushing through the veto resolutions. They say that such action would justify the House of Lords in contending ...
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House of Assembly (all Incomplete).
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TURKISH NAVY.
Turkey has decided to send 100 of her naval officers to England for training. The Ottoman newspapers resent the "complaints by the bullying German press" that ...
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A PREVIOUS ACCIDENT.
On Tuesday morning last a similar accident happened to Le Blou through the stoppage of the motor, but on that occasion he Fell into the sea in deeper water, and was ...
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FRUITLESS INTERVIEW.
Mr. John Dillon (Nationalist M.P. for Mayo East) has not abandoned his ambition to secure a compromise for his party and an understanding with the ...
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"NO ENCUMBRANCES."
The spectator, discussing the question o[?] Australian immigration and the complaints that Australian farmers had refused situations to married couples with children, said ...
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GOVERNMENT'S IMPROVED CHANCES.
The Westminster Gazette, camm[?]nting upon the present political situation, states to-day that although no arrangements have been arrived at with the Nationalists the ...
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TELL-TALE LETTERS.
A profound sensation has been caused in the south of France by the unexpected dis-closure of the circumstances surrounding a tragedy at Nice. ...
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ABOLITION OF PLURAL VOTING.
In the House of Commons on Friday, Mr. A. J. Sherwell (Liberal M.P. for Huddersfield), moved the introduction of a Bill for the abolition of plural voting, ...
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SMALLPOX OUTBREAK.
The second and third class passengers on the R.M.S. Otway were landed at the quarantine station yesterday. All the passengers are now on shore but the ...
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SUICIDE EPIDEMIC.
It was recently announced that an epi-demic of suicides, the outcome of nervous breakdown, was sweeping through St. Petersburg. One of the most startling ...
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ALL-INDIA MOVEMENT.
An All India Movement will be inaugurated to commemorate the introduction of the Indian reforms carried out during the regime of the present Viceroy, by the ...
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BOYS DROWNED.
The Coroner yesterday held au enquiry respecting the deaths of George Craig, aged seven years, and Victor Futcher, aged nine, who were accidentally drowned in the ...
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BELATED FIGURES.
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A BY-ELECTION.
A by-election was contested to-day for the Mid-Glamorgan seat, rendered vacant by the elevation to the Bench of Sir Samuel T. Evans, as President of the ...
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OFF TO CANADA.
No fewer than 30,000 emigrants will leave Great Britain for Canada in 23 steamships during the month of April. The Canadian Pacific Railway Company ...
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THE HOPE DIAMOND.
In connection with the disastrous wreck of the French mail steamer La Seyne, near Singapore, divers have for some time been trying to ascertain if the famous blue Hope ...
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CANADA IN CLOVER.
The revenue of the Dominion of Canada for the year 1909, as shown by accounts just presented, was more than £20,000,000, and exceeded the previous record by ...
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AN ENCOURAGING REPORT.
[?] [?] [?] Victorian quarantine station at Portsea is satiesfactory, and there are prospects of some of the properly vaccinated first-class passengers being released under ...
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BERLIN SOCIALISTS.
Richard Earth, editor of the German Socialist paper Vorwarts ("Forward") has been found guilty at Berlin of having incited the Socialists to disobey the directions ...
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MINERS ON STRIKE.
A great industrial trouble has arisen in Indianapolis, U.S.A.. Three hundred thousand miners in the bituminous coal fields have struck work, ...
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PEACE SCOUTS.
Capt. Sir Francis P. F. Vane, fifth Baronet of Hutton, who served in the Boer war and acted as special correspondent for The Daily News, is inaugurating a ...
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TO-DAY'S DIARY.
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FROM THE EAST.
The steamer Changsha arrived from Hongkong this morning, and resumed her voyage southwards at noon. The customs ot[?]icials seized 20 tins of opium, which ...
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ANOTHER CASE IN THE WEST.
Another mild case of smallpox has occurred among the Otway passengers at the quarantine station, Woodman's Point. The victim is a middle-aged married woman, ...
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SOCIALISTS AND COAL STRIKE.
The Labour Congress at the Trades Hall yesterday agreed to appoint a committee "to summarise the biased attitude of the Wade Government during the recent coal ...
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