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  2. EMPIRE PRODUCTION.

    Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking at a dinner of The Compatriots Club, at the Hotel Cecil, said:—The Premier has resurrected the body of the old controversy, but where is the soul? You cannot fight this issue on canned lobster or currants. Where is the broad Imperial Issue which ...

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  3. DEATH OF SIR JOHN BICE

    The tolling of the Adelaide Town Hall bells on Friday morning, and the subsequent flying at half-mast of the flags on all public buildings, announced to the people of the city that a most able and lovable statesman had passed. The serious illness, with which Sir John Bice had been ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. WHEAT EXPERIMENTS.

    A problem of vital importance, namely, a proposal to push Australian wheatgrowing beyond, the 10-In, rain belt was discussed to-day at the ...

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  5. CHILD EMIGRATION.

    Sir Arthur Lawley presided at a luncheon given by the Child Emigration Society. Those present included the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Devonshire ...

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  6. REVOLUTION IN BAVARIAN

    Another revolution has occurred in Bavaria. The Government has been overthrown and Von Kahr proclaimed of lord protector, and Ludenstates that Ludendorff has been pro German army. Another message states that Lulendorff has been proclaimed head of the new order of ...

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  7. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE OVER.

    The Imperial Conference has completed its report and its labours. The Imperial Conference met this afternoon to wind up its business. The ...

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  8. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The political correspondent of The Daily, Herald Liberal headquarters' last week issued an appeal to rich men to contribute £1,000,000 to the election fund. ...

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  9. CONFERENCE IN BEER CELLAR.

    After von Kahr had spoken at a large Nationalist demonstration in the Burgerbrauen beer cellars, in which he denounced Marxist principles, the Fascist leader, von ...

    Article : 195 words
  10. INDIANS AND KENYA.

    In the course of an interview the Kt. Hon. V. S. Sastri K.C., reflecting the general opinion throughout the country on the recent discussion at the Imperial ...

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  11. GOVERNORSHIP REPRESENTING MONARCHY.

    The Central News publishes a message from The Berlin Lokal Auzeiger received from Munich, which states that Von Kahr has been appointed Governor, Hitt ...

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  12. LEFT TO THE UNITED STATES.

    The diplomatic correspondent of The Daily Telegraph states that the British Government has decided not to pursuro further negotiations with France regarding ...

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  13. "GOD BLESS OUR WORK."

    The Berlin correspondent of The Central News adds that Von Kahr accepted the Governorship in the following words: —"In this most serious hour of Bavarian ...

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  14. RAILWAY WAGES AND REDUCTION.

    The combined railway companies of Bri-tain nave submitted to the National Wages Board a proposal to reduce wages to the extent of £4,000,000 annually. Mr. ...

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  15. AUSTRALIAN VIEWPOINT.

    In response, Mr. Brace 'said that Australia recognised that preferences given, were not at the moment going, to ensure that dominion products would flow with ...

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  16. EX-CROWN PRINCE'S RETURN OPPOSED.

    The Ambassadors' Conference has decided to ask the Dutch Government not to permit the German ex-Crown Prince to leave Dutch territory, and the German ...

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  17. FIGHT BETWEEN POLICE AND MINERS.

    Reuter's correspondent at Gelsenktrches reports that one person was killed, and 40 were severely wounded in a battle, which lasted several hours between the police ...

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  18. "DISFIGURING BEAUTY SPOTS."

    Sir,—In common with many other of your readers I read with much satisfaction, your article in Friday's Register dealing with the spoliation of our beautiful hills ...

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  19. THE PRESIDENT'S REGRETS.

    Sir Lancelot stiring (President of the Legislative Council), and the only member who was in the Council when the late Sir John Bice entered politics ...

    Article : 342 words
  20. ALONE ON WIRELESS

    The Economic Conference will to-morrow again have the wireless question before it, but the Australian Press Association learned to-night that the impasse between ...

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  21. DRASTIC NATIONALIST PROGRAMME.

    The Berlin correspondent of The London Daily Chronicle states that all Dr. Stresemann's efforts to form a coalition have failed. In consequence, the ...

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  22. TRADE WITH JAPAN.

    Imports from Australia to Japan will be affected considerably for some years as the result of the earthquake, according to the views expressed by Mr. J. B. ...

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  23. FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

    On the subject of foreign affairs Mr. Brace is satisfied with the arrangements made for keeping the dominions in tone! with the march of events. It is ...

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  24. RECORD OF MINISTERIAL SERVICE.

    From December 30, 1908, to Jane 5, 1909—Minister Controlling the Northern Territory and Minister of Water Supply. ...

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  25. MR. MASSEY'S ENDORSEMENT.

    The Prime Minister of New Zealand (Mr. Massey) endorsed Mr. Bruce's remarks in regard to the meat industry. He hoped that the New Zealand experiment ...

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  26. IMPORT LICENCES.

    The discussion yesterday at the Economic Conference was on the question of subsidies, import licences, and the stabilisation of prices. Sir P. Lloyd Greame ...

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  27. "A GREAT SHOCK."

    The Speaker (Sir Richard Batter) said I that the news of the death of Sir John Bice had come as a great shock to him, for it was only a few days ago that he ...

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  28. IN THE EYES OF MEN.

    The feeling of the community towards the late Chief Secretary was down on Friday by the words of sympathy and esteem which fell from the lips of every ...

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  29. SUBSTANTIAL PROTECTION FOR EMPIRE WINES.

    The Economic Conference has agreed-to a British proposal to double the existing preference on Empire wines not exceeding 30 deg. strength. This will make the tax '• ! ...

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  30. "A NOBLE AND BEAUTIFUL NATURE."

    The Premier (Sir Henry Barewell), in referring to the sad event, said:—"The death of Sir John Bice will have come as a very great shock to the community. ...

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