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  2. PREMIERS' CONGRESS

    Among many matters discussed at the first session of the Premiers' Conference at the Prime Minister's Department to-day, Was one relating to the future control of ...

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  3. PROPOSED FEDERAL CONVENTION.

    The Minister for Home and Territories couts the idea that the Prime Minister and the rest of the Federal Cabinet an sposed to abandon the proposal to hole ...

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  4. THE PLAGUE.

    Two further cases of bubonic plage were reported to-night, a female from [?], and a male from Milton. A innisfail message states that there is ...

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  5. GENEVA LABOUR CONGRESS.

    The Right Rev. Dr. Frodsham (formerly Bishop of North Queensland), in preaching in Sunday before the British delegation so the International Labour Conference, at ...

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  6. PATE OF IRISH CONFERENCE

    The political situation continues to be cost obscure. The Irish Conference though it is stilt in existence, is believed a hang by a thread. Such close secrecy ...

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  7. THE WHEAT PROBLEM.

    The opinion of the Minister for Home and Territories (Mr. Poynton) is the South Australia, from the point of view of the future of the wheat market, is if ...

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  8. A YACHT CAPSIZED.

    A squall, a capsize, and the heavily balasted yacht Fleurette sank like a stone, and three more young lives were added to the Swan River's annual death toll last ...

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  9. GERMAN CONTRACT ON THE BAND.

    A firm in Germany has succeeded in obtaining contracts in connection with a and goldfields water scheme. The tenters aggregate more than £500,000. ...

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  10. SOUTH AUSTRAL[?]

    Abe Washington representatives of The New York Times says:—Washington has become the Mecca of all sorts of propagadists, representing every section of ...

    Article : 213 words
  11. RIFLE CLUBS.

    Durning the last financial year there were 1,255 rifle clubs in Australia, with a membership of 49,977 (including 25,838 members classified as efficient). There were also ...

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  12. AUSTRALIA V. NATAL.

    Rain tea throughout the week-end, an a consequence, when Natal started it first innings in reply to the Australia ally of 213, there was a wet wicket, an ...

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  13. EIGHT HOURS FOR AGRI CULTURISTS.

    The Geneva correspondent of The [?] states that, the supporters of the Freach objection to an agricultural eight hours day included Messrs. Cookson ...

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  14. "WITH GRAVE APPREHENSION."

    The Unionist "Die-hard"' motion of center to be launched in the House of Com tons by Col. Gretton against the Lloyd eorge Administration is:—"That the ...

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  15. "BETTER TO DISCUSS THAN FIGHT."

    M. Briand, prior to his departure for the Washington Conference, said he would not heave France if he did not expect that the highest results would emanate from the ...

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  16. ARBITRATION COURT

    A new federal award for the seamen of Australia is sought in the case of the Federated Seamen's Union of Australia against he Treasurer of New South Wales and ...

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  17. JAPAN'S OBJECTION WITHDRAWN.

    It is understood that Japan has withdrawn her original qualifications to her acceptance of the invitation to the Disarmament Conference, i.e., that she did ...

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  18. DISSOLVE OR COMPROMISE

    The Sunday Express declares that the rime Minister hag two alternative [?] to dissolve the conference and hereby consolidate the Conservatives ...

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  19. FRANCO-KEMALIST AGREEMENT.

    The agreement between the Frence Government and the Turkish Nationalised Government is Asia Minor is officially de lied to "be a document in the nature of ...

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  20. LOYALIST OR TRAITOR.

    The window of Captain Prendergast, at ex-service officer, of Fermoy, has been awarded £6,500 as compensation for the boss of her husband. The evidence shower ...

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  21. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    Following is a copy of a a cablegram lated London. October 29, received by Sil John Higgins (Chairman of Bawra) front Sir A. Goldfinch:—"At sale concluded on ...

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  22. THE AUSTRALIAN BOARD.

    A further meeting of the Australian Wheat Board was field this morning, and he following announcement was made by the Chairman (Mr. Russell):—A statement ...

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  23. PREPARING FOR WAR

    Members of the Irish Republican Army have seized the Ballyshannon Workhouse, and are using it as training headquarters. Youths are being conscripted and ordered ...

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  24. ALLEGED ITALIAN MURDERERS.

    The Havana police have made 10 arrests a connection with threats against the American Legation at the Cuban capital enless the Italian anarchists, Sacco and ...

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  25. MOUOTJOY PRISON.

    A correspondent of The Morning Pos alleges that the permanent staff of the Mountjoy Prison is supplemented by but small force of auxiliaries, whose office ...

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  27. AN AETRUISTIC M.P.

    Mr. Austin Hopkinson, M.P. who if March last created a sensation by giving away his mansion, motor-car, and 31 houses, and initiating, a system of profit ...

    Article : 126 words
  28. POLITICS OF PORTUGAL.

    The Lisbon correspondent of The Dail express, says:—The Governor of Lishor is an interview to-day stated that the sassins of the late Premier Gran wer ...

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  29. DISSATISFIED CARPENTERS.

    Following upon Mr. Justice Draper's [?]ion in the Arbitration Court not to hear be parties concerned in the carpenters depute until the men returned to their ...

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  30. AMERICAN BOLSHEVIK ACTIVITY.

    Reports from Philadelphia and Mass.) state that Bolshevik sympathizer had held protest meetings in those cities against the sentences on Sacco and Veno ...

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  33. RUSSIA AND THE TOWERS

    The Russian Soviet Government at Mos cow has renewed its offer to recognise the State Loan obligation of the Czarist Government prior to 1914. A proviso is ...

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  34. GROWTH OF COMMUNISM

    The Australian Press Association understands that growing anxiety exists in England regarding the increased activity in Communist circles. It is admitted ...

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  35. COAL SUBSIDY.

    The Government has declined to hand ever the balance of £3,000,000 of the money which was devoted for the purpose of subidizing the coal industry, contending that ...

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  36. BOUND TO CHURCH RAILINGS.

    The worshippers at a Roman Catholic Church in Cork on Sunday were given a display of one of the Sinn Fein methods of "observing the truce." They saw three ...

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  37. WELSH MINERS' WAGES.

    The South Wales miners are again severely hit by the official award coal strike settlement agreement; for their wages during November are fixed at ...

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  38. A PROTEST FROM TCHITCHERIN.

    The Riga correspondent of The Politiken sates that the Soviet Foreign Minister (M. chitcherin) has sent a Note to Great britain protesting against the action of the ...

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  39. SINN FEIN AND FINANCE.

    The Sinn Fein Vice-President, Michael Collins, interviewed by an American journalist, said:—Ireland is more than able to support herself financially. She now ...

    Article : 121 words
  40. ULSTER VOLUTEERS DRILLING.

    A body of the Oster volunteers real eared in Belfast this morning. It marche brough the city unarmed, but accompanies by an armoured motor car. This was the ...

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  42. FAMINE STORIES EXAGGERATED

    The Sunday Express declares that the arrowing story of 30,000 starving refugees narching on Moscow is a myth. The amine, the paper says, is not more severe ...

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  43. ANTI-SINN FEIN CAMPAIGN

    The Morning Post, the only newspaper bitterly opposed to the negotiations with Sinn Fein, devoted more than two pages to-day to various outrages during the past three years. This, on the morning of the commons debate, is a most significant ...

    Article : 144 words
  44. NEW SOUTH WALES

    The State revenue for October was 22,867,881, which was £418,211 more that was received in the corresponding monttif last year. Most of the increase came ...

    Article : 79 words
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