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  2. State Parliament

    The Speaker took the chair at 24 p.m. Mr. Hayes tabled the report of the Agricultural Bank. ...

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  3. Launcestonians' Travels

    A party of live Launceston resident left on May 4 on a holiday tour of Canada and the United States, and have just returned much impressed with their ...

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  4. Irish Negotiations

    The "Morning Post" gives details of a remarkable political contract allegedly signed by Mr. L. A. Lloyd Georges private secretary with ...

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  5. Murder Report Denied

    Tan Deputy Postmaster-General (Mr Lloyd) has received a telegram from Hall's Creek, stating that the police party from the Northern Torritory ...

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  6. Federal Elections

    The Commonwealth Electoral Officer (Mr. Cathie) states that the official maps of the new federal subdivisions have now been completed, and have been place ...

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  7. Industrial News

    Owing to an unexpected hitch the engineers did not resume work this morning as anticipated. As far us can be ascertained, the hitch is due to the fact ...

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  8. Press Amalgamation Urged

    At the New South Wales country Press Association conference the subcommittee appointed to go into the question of "cut throat" competition ...

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  9. Politics in Italy

    The news that King victor Emmanuel had caneu on Signor Mussonni to form[?] entaus, ask in [?] Italy. The Fascist ...

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  10. About People

    Mr. James Robb (Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce) visited the Pan-Pacific Conference at Honolulu, and declared he was vitally interested in and ...

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  11. Inquest Adjourned

    The inquest concerning the death of Richard Mulholland aged 31 year' who died at the Public Hospital on October 17 as a result of injuries received on ...

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  12. THE SITUATION EXPLAINED.

    In explaining the situation the "Daily Chronicle's" special Milan correspondent says :—"The Fascist coup is not a rev[?]intion, but rather an energetic ...

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  13. PRINTERS' UNION COUNCIL.

    The seventh annual meeting of the council of the Printing Industry Employees' Union of Australia was contanued at the Trades Hall to-day. The ...

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  14. MR. WHITSITT FOR DARWIN.

    Mr. J. T. H. Whitsitt announced yesterday that now that the only barrier —that of pre-election—had been removed he intended to contest the seat ...

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  15. TRANSMISSION OF SOUND

    The Dutch Ministry of War, at the request of the Dutch Meteorological Institute and the international Air Commission, exploded perchlorate of ...

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  16. NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL.

    The first meeting of the newly formed Nationalist Campaign Council was held last evening, when there was a full attendance of delegates. Various matters ...

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  17. INDUSTRIAL LEGISLATION.

    The House of Assembly debated the second reading of the Industrial Disputes Bill to-night, and carried the measure by 22 votes to 19. The Premier (Sir ...

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  18. RUSSIAN ARISTOCRATS

    Russian aristocrats are working In Paris, Count lgnatieff is now a taxi-driver. Prince Katichky a motor mechanic, and others are working at hotels ...

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  19. Order to Review

    Mr. E. J. O'Brien applied to Mr Justice Orsip in the Practice Court to-day for ant order to review the decision of Mr. Gilmore, P.M., in the separation case ...

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  20. NATIONALIST CANDIDATES.

    Nominations for Denison in the Nationalist interests closed to-day. The following were received and endorsed by the federation at a special meeting to ...

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  21. SMALL-POX IN POPLAR

    Twenty-five case of small-pox have been reported from Poplar. Several are of a confluent character. ...

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  22. SITUATION WELL IN HAND.

    The trouble began in the workhouse, where 1000 people were hurriedly vacelnated between Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. The situation is ...

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  23. WALLAROO CO[?]S DISPUTE.

    The crisis in the mining industry on Yorke's Peninsuls owing to the refusal of the urions to accept only one man to each Jack hammer has revealed ...

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  24. Island Half-a stes

    The report and recommendation of the Health Director and Police Commissioner in connection with the half-caste reserve at Cape Barren Island called for ...

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  25. COMMUNISTS SURRENDER.

    Squadrons from Abry[?]i numbering several thousand F[?]cists, surrounded the San Lorenzo quarter of Rome, which has been the strong hold of the old ...

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  26. TRADES HALL COUNCIL DEFLED.

    The Federal Moulders Union issued an ultimatum to-day to the council of the Trades Hall group to the effect that, as the latted body was the cause of ...

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  27. VARIOUS CONFLICTS.

    The troops in Genoa prevented the occupation of the Pretecture, woundins four Fa[?]iats. Various conflicts occurred in the ogans, but the Fasciats ...

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  28. YAXLEY HALL GUTTED

    A fire, of unknown origin, gutted Yaxley Hall, Suffolk, owned by Lord Haniker. A portion of the buildings, dated pre-Domesday period, famous ...

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  29. THE CITY ABSOLUTELY QUIET.

    Large fortes of unarmed Fascists frequent the demonstrations before the Quirnal, shouting Long live the Kina ! Rome is absolutely quiet. the Fhscists ...

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  30. A HEAVY FINE.

    Arthur Rae was charged in the Central Summons Court to-day with having done something in the nature of a strike between August 24 and September ...

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  31. INTEREST AT THE VATICAN.

    During the crisis the Government adopted most minute precautions to pro Sect the Pope, surrounding the Victoary with loyalist troops. The papal troops. ...

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  32. BRITISH POLITICS

    The Carnarvon Conservaties in grateful recoguition of MR. Lloyd Georges work have decided not to oppose him if they received all [?] that he ...

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  33. THE NEW PREMIER.

    Signor Mussolini arrived in Rome yesterday morning and immediately had an audience with the King. On leaving the Quirinal Signor ...

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  34. CHANGE WELCOMED.

    Lord Ruben Council, speaking as Hitchin, welcomed the new Government because he believed it was honest and atraight forward and made to [?] ...

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  35. ORMONDE SAILS UNMOLESTED.

    The attempt by the Seamen a Union to cause a strake on the liner Ormonde (granted permission to carry passengers for Melbourne for the Cup season was ...

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  36. MASS MEETING IN WEST AUSTRALIA.

    The [?] of the Amalagamated Society of Engineers states that a was meeting of members decided with only two [?] not to return to work ...

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  37. INCIDENT AT HADDINGTON.

    A piquant election incident occurred at Haddington, the Earl of [?] home. where Mr.J .D. Hope (Co l) refunded the demand of the lberals and ...

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  38. Tasmanian Fisheries

    At a mating of the Fisheries Commissioner this evening Dr. Gilson reported on behalf of a sub-committee that a number of small fish had been sound in ...

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  39. TRADES UNION CONGRESS

    The official report of the All Australian Trade Union congress has been [?] giving the official summary of the proc[?]linga of the Council Action held ...

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  40. EMPIRE EXHIBITION

    The Minister for Customs (Mr. Rodgere) has receive a cable message that the dominions are to be repre[?]ated on the committee of management of the ...

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  41. PREFERENCE TO SOLDIERS

    The Full [?] gave judgement to-day in the application of various unlons for the deletion of the pre[?] to returned soldiers clause from their awards. The ...

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  42. General Cables.

    Negotiations for the [?] canadian common already have begun in Parts Messrs. Fielding and Lapointe representing Canada. ...

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  43. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE.

    The administrative council of the International Labour Office [?] under the Washington conterence he [?] pired a saw counted which remains in ...

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  44. McBride Sentenced

    In the Criminal Court to-day [?] Mu[?]red (20) was arra[?]ged on four charges of forging and uttering [?] of inscrible ...

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  45. Protestant Federation

    A pleasant social evening was spent by the [?] of the Protestant Federation at the King's Hall last evening, with the president (Rev. W. J. Ashford) ...

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  46. INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE.

    Speaking at Roston the Secretary of State (Mr. C. E. Hughes) said we favour an international court of justice ...

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  47. STRIKE FIZZLES OUT.

    After six weeks the Elbow Vale [?] has [?] out. Six thousand men are working in the principal pita though it will be come time before the output is ...

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  48. Moore Park Murder

    Before the Full Court to-day Mr. Kenseth Street, instrected by the Crown So[?] applied or parts for a rule calling upon John James Gay prtnter ...

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  49. CHINESE EASTERN RAILWAY.

    The State Department at Washington has announced the delivery of Note to the Chinese Government serving active of the United states ...

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  50. A BALLOT RESULT.

    The shipbuilding operatives [?] in Great Britain regarding the with drawal of the last 10s was bonus resulted in a majority of 17,600 against [?] ...

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  51. AMALGAMATION REFUSED.

    The executlve of the Australian Labour party met to-night and dealt with a request from the Council of Action that the vartous [?] ...

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  52. Fined for Assault

    In the City Police Court this morning before the Police Magistrate (Mr. E. W. Turner), Victor Cuttrlas was inst £2 9s with 18s coats for having ...

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  53. COMMITTED TO BOLSHEVISM.

    The report of the special study sectors of the congregacional Union [?] ship Committee declaring that the [?] and Labour Council was [?] ...

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