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  3. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT REPRESENTATIVES.

    MELBOURNE, Saturday-Members of the House of Representatives met this morning to conclude the session. A message was received from the ...

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  4. FEDERAL ELECTION.

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — The election on Saturday to fill the vacant Parramatta seat of the House of Representatives caused by the appointment of Sir ...

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  5. WASHINGTON CONFERENCE. IMPORTANT DECISIONS.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—It was asserted yesterday that the Japanese had notified the Americans of their adherence to the five-five-three naval ratio, ...

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  6. NEWS OF THE NORTH> ENGLISH TOURISTS.

    LAUNCESTON, Sunday.—A party of 28 English tourists who are making an Empire trip arrived on Saturday from Melbourne, and were entertained ...

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  7. CLIMAXES AND ANTI-CLIMAXES.

    To-day's plenary, session was one of climaxes and anti-climaxes, round which the announcement of tremendous import that the four ...

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  8. THE MAYOR RE-ELECTED.

    At a mooting of the City Council on Saturday, Alderman A. W. Monds, the retiring; Mayor, was re-elected unanimously. ...

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  9. BOYS' HOME.

    The Northern Tasmanian Boys' Home, which has been completed at a cost of nearly £6.600, was opened on Saturday afternoon by Lady ...

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  10. ARMIDALE SHOOTING CASE.

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — "I. took a solemn oath of allegiance to the brotherhood. I was told that to break it meant certain death. The brotherhood ...

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  11. POWER SCHEME.

    An officer of the Hydro-electric department is to examine and report in January on a power scheine for Beaconsfield, which would, if sccured from ...

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  12. CHEMICAL WARFARE.

    It is understood that the American Advisory Committee to the delegation recommends the complete abandonment of all forms of chemical warfare. ...

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  13. AIR SERVICE TO ENGLAND.

    Mr. Hughes (Prime Minister,) referred to the proposals for an airship service between Great Britain and Australia which he had previously ...

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  14. PACIFIC TREATY SIGNED.

    Following that, came a moment when all waited for Mr. Hughes, who called upon Senafor Lodge, presumably as an indication that he, as leader of the ...

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  15. NAVAL HOLIDAY.

    It was also indicated that there were no serions obstacles in the way of the naval holiday agreement.. The American spokesman ...

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  16. ACING STARVATION.

    M. Kraasin, Bolshevik Trade Commissioner in London, in the courae of a speech at Oxford, said that the num.ber of Russians affected by the famine ...

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  17. THE SENATE.

    MELBOURNE, Saturday.—The Senate met to-day. The Income Tax Assessment Bill, as altered, was received from the House ...

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  18. MODERN MAGNA CHARTA.

    Explaining Senator Root's principios, which he described as a charter for future working arrangements, he drew attention to the enormous ...

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  19. WEDDING BELLS.

    St. George's Church of England, Burnie, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday last, at 5.30 p.m., when Chloris, younger daughter of ...

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  20. ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.

    President Harding announced that the U.S. Administration would not be giving its attention to the matter of an International Economic Conference ...

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  21. NEW SOUTH WALES. POLITICAL SITUATION.

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — The only new development in the political situation is that it is reported that an offer will be made to Dr. Arthur to accept the ...

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  22. SAFEGUARDING CHINA.

    Mr. Hughes, opening the afternoon session, reviewed the work of the Committee on the Pacific and Far East. China had been the first consideration. ...

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  23. EVON HOSPITAL.

    The'monthly meeting of the Devon Hospital Board of Management was held at the board room on Friday afternoon, when there were present: ...

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  24. METHODIST S.S. ANNIVERSARY.

    In beautiful weather the Burme Methodist Sunday school anniversary was celebrated yesterday. Following the school's usual custom all service ...

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  25. LAUNCH SWAMPED.

    Six men left Sydney in a launch for Woy Woy, yesterday and reached Broken Bay without mishap. Later the vessel was caught in choppy water, and ...

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  26. CHINESE DEMANDS.

    Dr. Wellington Koo (China) reitbrated to-day, that if the solution to the railways problem were not satisfactory to China she would be competent to ...

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  27. STEAMER AFIRE.

    The steamer City of Chester arrived on Saturday. The crew had an exciting time while the vessel was in mid-ocean. The cargo caught afire, ...

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  28. IRISH FREE STATE. WHEN THE PRINCE VISITS IT.

    SYDNEY, Saturday.—Mr. R. D. Meagher (president of the Self-Determination League), in the course of an interview on the Irish settlement, ...

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  29. THE TREATY.

    Senator Lodge began by referring to the Treaty as both brief and simple, but full of meaning and importance to the world's peace and working. It ...

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  30. DRAMATIC SESSION.

    Washington was on the qui vive last night awaiting developments to-day. The delay was over-France. The French Prime Minister (M. Brianti) had consented before leaving ...

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  31. BURNIE ATHLETIC CLUB.

    The Burnie Athlctic Club's carnival, which is to be bold on New Year's Day. 1922. at the beautifully situated West Park, promises to eclipse all ...

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  32. REV. T. J. O'DONNELL'S VIEWS.

    Rev. T. J. O'Donnell, Latrobe, speaking to a representative, of "The Advocate" on the new,- development in the frish question, expressed the ...

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  33. PROHIBITION LEAGUE.

    HOBART, Saturday.—The first meeting of the provisional council of the newly-formed Prohibition League was held in the Y.M.C.A., Hobart, on ...

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  34. CRICKET.

    LAUNCESTON,; Sunday.—The Premiership cricket matches on Saturday [?] TAMAR v. LAUNCESTON: Tamar, ...

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  35. THE TREATY CONCLUDED.

    Senator Lodge has announced the conefusion of a treaty between Britain, the United States, Japan, and France with respect to the rights of their ...

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  40. S.AFRICA'S REPRESENTATIVE.

    It is reported from Pretoria tliat the S. African Government has announced that as Dominion representation at the Washington Conference has been put ...

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  41. OXFORD BEAT CAMBRIDGE.

    LONDON.Thusday.—Playing under the Rugby Union rules to-day, Oxford best Cambridge by one goal, two tries, to one goal. ...

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