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  2. RAIN STORMS

    On New Year's Day, 1889, a serious drought was brought to an end by heavy rain which fell in all parts of the State, the north being especially favored. That ...

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  3. IRISH TREATY

    Mr. McCabe, in Dail Eireann to-day, resumed the debate on the treaty. He said its rejection by the conference would be criminal ...

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  4. A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY

    A shocking tragedy occurred to-day at the Australian Portland Cement Works at Fyansford. Messrs. Charles Curtis, married; George M. Lidston, married; and ...

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  5. SCULLING

    The sculling match for the Championship of the World, between R. Arnst and D'Arcy Hadfield, took place to-day on the Wanganui River. ...

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  6. THE WORLD'S TRADE

    Sir Waiter [?]man, who is connected with various skipping organisations in England, in an article in the "Daily Telegraph," says:— ...

    Article : 247 words
  7. GUN-ALLEY MURDER

    Melbourne has never before been so stirred by a crime as it has by the Gnn-alley murder, disclosed last Saturday morning by the discovery in a by-way of the ...

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  8. PEACE CONFERENCE

    The naval expert committee has progressed far towards the settlement of outstanding technical problems. It has agreed upon a standard for the tonnage ...

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  9. A STRANGE STORY

    At the inquest concerning the death of Mr. Hyman Coleman, to-day, the jury accepted his dying statement that his child had stabbed him. They returned a ...

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  10. FIGHTING IN RIVER.

    A new Bolshevist offensive has been started in Karelia with fresh troops. This has compelled the Karelians to evacuate several important points after fighting to ...

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  11. THE BUTTER SURPLUS.

    The negotiations between the conference of representatives of the butter and cheese interests, and of the Federal Government were continued to-day, with a ...

    Article : 289 words
  12. RETRENCHMENT.

    The up[?]hot of the indig[?]ation caused by the action of the Federal Government inretrenching returned soldiers at the Defence Department is a decision by the ...

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  13. SHOT IN THE HAND.

    M. V[?]grain, who was Minister c[?]tralling the Food Department in the Clemenceau Government, has been arrested at Nancy, and charged with shooting himself ...

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  14. "CAPTAIN OF KOPENICK."

    The death has occurred of William Voigt. In 1906 Voigt, a cobbler, created a sensation at Kopenick, a town in the ...

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  15. INVESTIGATIONS IN SYDNEY.

    The investigations into the murder of Alma Tirtschke, in Melbourne, have extended to Sydney, and Superintendent Bannan has been given information which ...

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  16. CRICKET CONTROL.

    One of the matters discussed at the meeting of the Australian Board of Control on Wednesday was the date of the next visit of an English cricket team to ...

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  17. DIVORCE CASES.

    The divorce cases heard during 1921 in Sydney numbered 1,250, and 750 decrees absolute were granted. The petitions lodged numbered 1,353, being 78 fewer than ...

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  18. EUROPEAN PROBLEMS.

    In response to Mr. Lloyd George's [?]tion, the Labor leaders have submitted to him at Cannes a memorandum defining Labor's attitude on European ...

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  19. THE NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    The suggestion of Mr. Barwell, Premier of South Australia, that the Northern Territory should be developed by colored labor is not viewed with favor by the members ...

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  20. MOVEMENT IN NEW ZEALAND.

    The butter producers met in conference at Wellington to-day and decided that if satisfactory arrangements could be made with the Australian producers it would ...

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  21. SENTENCED TO DEATH.

    The Executive Council has appointed Mr. Justice Street to conduct an enquiry into the case of Arthur Bruce Peden, who was convicted of murdering his wife at ...

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  22. BRITISH POLITICS

    Sir George Younger, Bart., head of the Unionist Party machine, is startled at the prospect of an early election. He declares that the work of the Coalition Party will ...

    Article : 269 words
  23. A NOVEL SUGGESTION.

    A novel proposal that Australians should be induced by means of an advertising campaign to eat all the butter the country produces was propounded to the conference ...

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  24. AUSTRALIAN ARTIST.

    Mr. Isaac Coben, the Victorian artist, is exhibiting six pictures in the Paste Society a Exhibition. ...

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  25. ALLEGED WOUNDING.

    A waiter, Edwin Cash, who worked in a Neutral Bay boarding house, was charged to-day, at the North Sydney Police Court, with maliciously wounding Phoebe Cooper ...

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  26. BLAZE IN TOKYO.

    A fire which threatened the main railway and many of the most prominent buildings in Tokyo, including the Imperial Palace, destroyed the central post-office, including ...

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  27. ONE EXTREME TO THE OTHER.

    The cold, squally weather of the beginning of the week has disappeared, and to-day the people sweltered in a temperature that at 11 a.m. reached 97 deg. in the ...

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  28. THE IRON INDUSTRY.

    Messrs. C. and S. Hoskins, directors of the Hoskins Iron and Steel Company, expect to sail by the Makura next week for America, to study the iron and steel plants ...

    Article : 59 words
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  30. A BIG FIRE.

    A fire occurred early this morning at Messrs. Ho[?]seley & Son's timber yards, which cover eight acres at Hart[?]pool. The flames extended to the residential area and ...

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  31. STOCKS BEING WITHHELD.

    Mr. Massey has announced that the Imperial Government are withholding the butter stocks from [?]ale until January 14. ...

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  32. QUEENSLAND FLOODS.

    Reports from Surat state that the Balonne River was in strong flood this morning, being 30 ft. high and rising. The first mail since Wednesday week reached ...

    Article : 114 words
  33. NEW SOUTH WALES POLITICS.

    The Progressive Party has decided to contest every electorate at the forthcoming State elections. ...

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  34. THE PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    It is not likely that New South Wales will be represented at the Premiers' Conference in Melbourne. The Premier (Mr. Dooley) stated to-day that it was decided ...

    Article : 131 words
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  36. THE TRANSVAAL STRIKE

    The Prime Minister (General Smuts) is intervening in the coal strike. He is endeavoring to secure the reopening of negotiations, with a view to submitting ...

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