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PRINCIPAL CONTENTS
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LATE CABLES.
The second opium conferences has been temporarily saved from shipwreck by an eleventh-hour suggestion by the Finnish delegation, which was unanimously ...
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WEEK-END MOTOR SMASHES.
While attempting to break the record between Sydney and Newcastle, and while travelling at a terrific speed, two motorists crashed through the retaining fence at ...
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OBITUARY.
A Reuter cablegram announces the death of Gen. Alexei [?] Kuropatkin, a famous Russian Commander-in-Chief, who early in the Great War scored some ...
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GEN. BIRDWOOD'S ADVICE.
Gen. Sir William Birdwood, speaking at a luncheon to-day of the Overseas League, attended by official representatives of all the dominions, diverted the ...
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THE £ STERLING.
Sterling is quoted at 4.80[?], the highest since 1915. Buying by two prominent banks it the chief factor in the a lvance, which is the direct result of optimism felt ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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JAPANESE-RUSSIAN TREATY.
The British newspapers, in welcoming the Japan-Soviet agreement, declare that Japan's international position has been greatly strengthened thereby, and that a ...
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UNITY OF EMPIRE.
Gen. Birdwood, referring to the dominions, said he preferred to regard the sea as uniting, not dividing, the Empire. He said he hoped that no false economy ...
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DEFENCE OF GILLIGAN.
Sir Arthur Bencraft, presiding at the annual meeting of the Hampshire Cricket Club, said as an old cricketer he regret-ted the attacks on Gilligan. No more ...
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GREEK AGAINST GREEK.
A largely attended meeting of the repectable portion of the Greek community ras held at Innisfail on Saturday, morning to protest against the presence in ...
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LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Since the Rushcutters Bay ground was opened it has sever bad upon its courts as many distinguished players as were seen there on Saturday, when the ...
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"THE LAST OF THE DUANES."
A Zane Grey story always lias a grip of its own. But when one of vivid plots is made actual and living, beyond the power of mere words, however deftly ...
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HOW SOME SEAMEN SPENT THEIR TIME.
After having been convicted of drunkenness and riotous behaviour on Friday and paid their fines, three seamen from the steamer Baron Maclay. which is held up ...
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THE AUSTRALIANS' PART.
Referring to the pride with which he had commanded the Australian troops during the War, the distinguished soldier pointed out that the Australians enlisted ...
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TWENTY MILLIONS INVOLVED.
The Morning Post states that a meet ing of Buchanan & Dewar, Limited, Jobi Walker & Co., and the Distillers' Company was held in London for the ...
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LATE SPORTING.
Lake Albert Racing Club Annual Race Meeting was held at Meningie last Thursday. A feature of the day's proceedings was the first public official trial of the ...
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HEAD-ON COLLISION.
A collision between two motor cars occurred near Homebush this afternoon. A car skidded across the road directly in the course of another travelling in the ...
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CLYDEBANK RENT WAR.
The President of the Property Owners' Federation, in an address to the conference if that body to-day, criticised the Scottish office for not intervening in the ...
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CAR SOMESAULTED.
Travelling down a steep incline on the Taren Point road, to, Cronulla on Saturday, a motor car turned a somersault when the rear, tyre burst. The driver ...
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A DEAL MISSED.
Fool's Paradise, the winner of the Summer Handicap at Wellington, was under offer last week to an Australian sportsman, but the deal was not closed ...
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FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.
It is reported that the Vatican, in consequence of M. Herriots speech, intends to recall the Papal Nuncio at Paris (Monsignor Cerretti), and to institute a new ...
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COLLISION IN BRISBANE RIVER.
A cotillion occurred on the river to-day Between the outward-bound Federal Shire steamer Surrey and the steamer Cooma, lying at Howard Smith's Wharf. The ...
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SALE OF HEROIC.
On February 2 Heroic will be offered for sale at auction by William C. Yuille and Co. and Adamson, Mackinnon, & Cox. The auctioneers acting under instruction ...
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GENEVA PROTOCOL.
Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton, addressing a gathering of the British Legion to-day, said that the bite of 1914 had hardly begun to heal before there was talk of Geneva ...
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MACKARRA VAINLY SEEKS A CREW.
On Saturday morning a notice was posted outside the Merchant Shipping Office at Port Adelaide that a full crew was required for the steamer Mackarra ...
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A FALL IN THE STRAIGHT.
During the running of the Foundation Handicap on Saturday. Watawa, Kernada, Lucasta, and Wheatfire came into the straight almost in a line when suddenly ...
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MOTOR CYCLIST KILLED.
Mr. John Green (40), a foreman employed at the State Electric Works at Yallourn was injures in a collison between a motor bicycle which he was ...
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MAN ON THE LAND
The Petwood herd the property of Lieut. Col. Sir Archibald Weigall K.C.M.G., had a remarkable series of successes in the show yard last year ...
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LONDON WOOL SALES.
At the London wool sales to-day, 10,871 bales were offered. It was a good selection. There was a large attendance, but there was still considerable hesitancy about ...
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GOLD SHIPMENTS FROM AMERICA.
The two shipments of gold (mentioned in cablegrams) being brought to Australia) are being made on behalf of the Australian Bant of Commerce and ...
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RANDWICK.
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A MINING AMALGAMATION.
The Associated Mining Finance Company been registered to enter into an agreement with the Associated Gold Mines of ...
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BARON MACLAY SAILS.
The Port Adelaide Trades and Labour Council, having on Friday reaffirmed their decision to declare "black" all boats chartered by the Commonwealth Line ...
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LIQUOR RAIDERS KILLED.
Despatched from Herrin, [?] state that a man named Glenn, a young Ku Klux Klan liquor raider, and his assistant, George Forbes, were killed to-night ...
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NEW ZEALAND PRICES LOWER.
The second wool sale of the Dunedin series revealed difficult market, which was inclined to be erratic as compared with the December series. Merinos were ...
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WAIKOUAITI HELD UP.
The Waikouaiti, which was to have left Lyttelton on Saturday for Timaru to complete loading for Sydney is held up owing to being a man short in the stokehold, one ...
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TRAINING NOTES.
The grass was available on Saturday morning, but what little galloping was done was executed on the outside [?] crack, the going being good ana fast. To ...
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A NOTED ZOOLOGIST.
"The death at his residence in Wolseley road, Point Piper, of Professor William A. Haswell, removes one of the most prominent of former personalities of the ...
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A STREET BATTLE.
Fists, sling shots, iron bars, stones, and bottles were used in a fight between about 30 Filipino seamen, and about half that number of Australians in Hyde street ...
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OVERSEA SPORTING.
At Brooklyn to-night Paavo Nurmi, the Finnish Olympic runner, met his first defeat in America, to-night, when Gunnar Nilson, a fellow countryman, led him to ...
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CHAMPIONSHIP SWIMMING.
The Australian swimming carnival, held under the auspices of the Queensland Amateur Swimming Association, was held in the South Brisbane dry dock on ...
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COMMERCIAL CABLEGRAMS.
Wheat cargoes to-day ware steady and occasionally higher, responding to continued Continental demand. The cargo of the Lisbeth, for the Continent, was sold ...
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BILLIARDS.
Billiards scores Friday, night;—Mc Conschy, 7,363 (including a break of 163); Smith 6,687, including 307 (unfinished), 271, and 257. ...
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LATE SHIPPING.
AUCKLAND.—Arrived: Jan. 24—Rona, from Fiji; West Calera, from San Francisco. DUKDEDIN.—Arrived: Jan. 25—Wairmrino, from Newcastle. ...
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SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET.
In the two days' match at Morsel Bay. the South-Western Districts scored 47 (Geary 6 foe 26, Kennedy 4 for 19) and 105 (Jameson 3 for 0, Marriott 3 for 17). ...
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MINING SHARES.
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BOXING.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.
At the London wool sales to-day the catalogues included a good selection of merinos. Good wools sold fairly well, but on a lower basis than the opening ...
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EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
The committee of the Association of British Motor Manufacturers has passed a resolution, endorsing the action of the Society of Motor Manufacturers in ...
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PRESERVATIVES IN MEAT.
A deputation from the provision trade lection of tile London Chamber of Commerce waited on the Minister of Health (Mr. Neville Chamberlian) to-day in ...
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FERRY BOAT DAMAGED.
At Milson's Point this afternoon the bow of the incoming ferry steamer Koree, in berthing, struck the corner of tho pontoon heavily, and was to much damaged ...
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YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUERS.
The lads of the Young Australia League, on arrival at Southampton next Saturday from Australia, will be entertained at a reception and Luncheon by the ...
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FOREIGN MIGRANTS.
"Something should be done to prevent the migration of married men from foreign countries to Australia. Many of them are able practically to live on the smell of ...
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SYDNEY RACING MAN DEAD.
The death occurred at a private hospital on Saturday of Mr. H. P. Leahy aged 64 years, a member of Tattersalls Club, Sydney, and one of the oldeest members of ...
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EMPIRE FELLOWSHIP.
Before the departure of the All-Black football team from London, the captain (Mr. Porter), and manager (Mr. Dean) gave a menage for the secretary of the ...
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MR. JUSTICE HIGGINS'S RETURN.
Mr. Justice Higgins and Mrs. Higgins, returning from a world tour, arrived at Wellington by the Rotorus to-day, and will leave for Melbourne by the Manuka ...
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MDLLE, LENGLEN INJURED.
Mdile. Suzanne Leugleu is suffering from an injury to an arm muscle, and it if not expected that she will be able to compete further [?] the Riviera tennis ...
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