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  2. The Sugar Strike.

    SYDNEy, Monday. —At Pleystowe, Mac[?]ay, the strikers visited farms where cane cutting was in progress. One farm was attacked with sticks, and the sugar-cane ...

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  3. The Political Crisis.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. McGowen has cabled to Mr. Holman concurring in the Government's resignations, and this has been communicated to the ...

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  4. TELEGRAMS.

    The tender of George Dunlop, Crabbe's Creek, of £2836, has been accepted for the construction of drainage work in Shark Creek Swamp, Clarence River ...

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  5. LATE CABLES.

    The Admiralty has placed, orders, for 12 destroyers out of the 20 in the 19[?] programme. Some of the new type will have a speed of 33 knots. ...

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  6. Labour Party Re-instated.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. Wade had a further interview with the LieutenantGovernor in which he admitted, his inability to form a Ministry. ...

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  7. Freehold Policy Sacred

    The "Daily Telegraph " says that Parliament has got itself into a tangle which the Lieutenant-Governor cannot be exPected to unravel. His safest course is ...

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  8. CABLEGRAMS.

    King George has made it known that several years must [?]lapse before his father's correspondence is published. The letters throw too strong a light on many ...

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  9. FISHER-STEAD INTERVIEW.

    LONDON, Sunday.—The R.M.S. Osterley has arrived at Colombo. The Prime Minister (Mr. A.. Fisher) showed considerable agitation on ...

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  10. Germany and Peace.

    In welcoming the French trade unionists, the Socialists in Berlin at a demonstration pledged themselves to do all in their power to present the [?]isis ...

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  11. The Grafton Railway.

    SYDNEY, Monday.— Mr. McFarlane (today to a representative of the "Examiner) said that the railway works in South Grafton will start on Thursday ...

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  12. Affairs in Turkey.

    The Mejliss has offered twenty-thousand sterling for the capture of the ex-Shah, dead or alive. Smaller sums have been placed on the heads of the ex-Shah's ...

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  13. The Need, of Redistribution.

    SYDNEY, Monday.— The question has been raised whether, after the result of the censure motion has been reported officially, it would not be illegal to hold ...

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  14. Election of Speaker.

    Mr. Wade is not impressed by the Labour Party's change of front in regard to the repeal of the Conversion Act. He regards it as a tactical move to catch ...

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  15. The Strike at Harwood.

    HARWOOD, Monday.—The cane cutters met the Manager this morning with a request for additional rations of sugar and 3d per ton for carries over every 30. ...

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  16. A System of Poisoning.

    Nurse Marie Gerzson was arrested on a charge of wholesale poisoning at Szegedin, Vienna. She had caused the death of many married women by a ...

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  17. The Moroccan Situation.

    LONDON, Sunday.—Indications in newspapers point to the conclusion that the tension in regard to Morocco has been relieved. ...

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  18. The New Ministry.

    Upon the men whom Mr. Wade will select, should he form a Ministry (as appears certain), will depend, after the difficulties of the immediate future have ...

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  19. To Relieve the Albanians.

    Bishops Davidson and Ingrain and others have issued an appeal for subscriptions to aid the 25,000 starving Albanians, including 10,000, refugees from montenegro. ...

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  20. Victorian Teachers' Troubles.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—At Melbourne a deputation of State school teachers told the Minister for Education that the teaching service in Victoria was seething ...

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  21. Mr. Briner Justifies His Action.

    Mr. Briner, seen by a representative of the "Examiner," said the political position fully justified his actions in Parliament. He insisted all through-that-the ...

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  22. Australia's Responsibilities.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Speaking at the Commercial Travellers' banquet, Mr. Griffith said: "We are one race and on people with one solid sentiment where ...

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  23. Squirrels and Bubonic.

    LONDON, Sunday.—At San Francisco a case of bubonic plague is reported as arising from the infection from the ground squirrel. As a result a boy has ...

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  24. Experimental Lines.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—At the Commercial Travellers dinner the Chief Commissioner for Railways said that it had been stated that he was heartily in ...

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  25. The Pope Seriously [?].

    LONDON, Sunday.—It is now virtually admitted that the Pope is seriously ill. He is haggard, weak and depressed, and breathes with difficulty. This greatly ...

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  26. The Races Congress.

    LONDON, Sunday:—At a sitting of the Universal Races Congress the question of the extension of the Hague Arbitration Tribunal was discussed. Doctor Walker, ...

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  27. The Veto Bill.

    LONDON, Sunday.—The solution of the Veto crisis without the necessity for the creation of additional Peers is tolerably certain. The "no surrender " movement ...

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  28. The Laurier Doctrine.

    LONDON, Sunday.—In a leading article the "Globe" frankly regrets that Mr. Asquith did not find it convenient to reply to a question in-the Commons ...

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  29. Questions in the House.

    SYDNEy, Monday.—The following questions will appear on to-morrow's business paper in the Assembly. Colonel Onslow: To ask the Minister ...

    Article : 159 words
  30. Factory Act Administration.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—On Saturday, a mass meeting of carters and drivers was held at Melbourne. lt was resolved that the action of the ...

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  31. The Dockers' Strike.

    LONDON, Sunday.—The terms of the settlement of the strike of London dockers will mean an increase in wages of £150,000 annually. The Strike on the ...

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  32. The Fashionable Disease.

    LONDON, Sunday.— Speaking before the British Medical Association, Professor Jordan Lloyd estimated there were 227[?] deaths from appendicitis every year in ...

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  33. An Extraordinary Storm.

    LONDON, Sunday.—Violent storms occurred in London. A sudden squall of wind developed a velocity of 54 miles an hour while an inch of rain fell in a ...

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  34. Arrival of Rev. Druitt.

    SYDNEY, Monday. —Rev. Druitt, D.D. recently appointed Coadjutor Bishop to the Bishop of Grafton and Armidale, arrived at Melbourne. The Bishop ...

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  35. Mr. Wade Declines to Form Cabinet

    Mr. Wade has declined to form a Cabinet. The Lieutenant-Governor has sent for Mr. Holman, requesting him to ...

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  36. Arrival of Lord Denman.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Lord and Lady. Denman have arrived at Adelaide. His Excellency told an interviewer that they had a most pleasant voyage and ...

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  37. Labour Strengthened and Consolidated

    Opinions expressed in Labour circles are that Labour will be consolidated by what has happened. It is reported there are 20 Labour, ...

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  38. A Clerk's Revenge.

    LONDON, Sunday.—Schotek a Clerk was dismissed for drunkenness in Vienna, and for revenge he fired a stack of timber at the-Northern Railway Station. ...

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  39. "Liara, and They Know it."

    SYDNEY, Monday.—In a speech at the Commercial Travellers Club, Mr. Griffith made hostile allusion to the Lieutenant-Governor. He said those who tell ...

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  40. " Run the Thing Over."

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The President of the Methodist Conference, Melbourne, Rev. McCallum, referring to the levity with which so many young people regarded ...

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  41. The Crystal Palace.

    LONDON, Sunday.—Dr. Maloney, M.H.R. (Victoria) and Senator Story (South Australia) have a joint letter in the "Evenging Standard" dealing with the ...

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  42. Admiral Togo Farewelled.

    LONDON, Sunday.—Admiral Togo, the Japanese Admiral, was given a great gend-off. The Lords of the Admiralty were present in their official capacity. A ...

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  43. The Great Dolores.

    SYDNEY, Monday.— Madame Dolores, whose immediate plans take her to Brisbane and the Northern Rivers, closed a series of song recitals in the Town Hall ...

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