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  2. NEW SOUTH WALES

    Ten fresh cases of pneumonic influenza were reported to the Board of Health to-day. Four were from various suburbs, four suspects from the ...

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  3. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC

    No case of pneumonic influenza had occurred in Tasmania up to a late hour last night, and there is every probability of it remaining so, unless some ...

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  4. MR. HUGHES INTERVIEWED.

    The Paris correspondent of the "New York World" has interviewed the Prime Minister of Australia (Mr. W. M. Hughes), who stated that just as ...

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  5. THE DARDANELLES.

    Much pressure is being placed upon the American delegates to the Peace Conference to agree to the United States accepting the League's mandate ...

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  6. THE GERMAN COLONIES.

    The British delegate, Mr Ramsay Macdonald, in an interview has stated: —The Germans presented us with a memorandum asking for restitution of ...

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  7. REPARATION.

    It is believed that the French and Belgian repatriation claims have been filed and that the latter approximates £600,000,000. The amount of France's ...

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  8. HERR EISNER CONFESSES GERMANY'S GUILT.

    At the Socialist conference here Herr Eisner, the Bavarian Premier, said that the militarists of Germany deceived the entire people, including himself, but a ...

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  9. CONFERENCE WITH BOLSHEVIKS.

    The Bolsheviks have agreed to meet the Entente representatives, recognise Russia's debts, and open a Russian-Entente investment, provided the ...

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  10. COMMONWEALTH SEA QUARANTINE.

    Referring to the criticism of the Commonwealth quarantine authorities, the Minister of Customs (Mr. Massy Greene) said to-night:—"We have adopted ...

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  11. STATEMENT BY ACTING PRIME MINISTER.

    Referring to a cable message that the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) had said that the Australian Government had instructed him to press for a ...

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  12. SITUATION MOST SERIOUS.

    The strike situation has reached a most serious stage. It is understood that 10,000 London electricians and 200,000 engineers are to go on strike ...

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  13. THE PERIOD OF TASMANIAN QUARANTINE.

    The Acting Chief Health Officer (Dr. Clarke) reported last night that finality had just been reached with regard to the period of quarantine with respect ...

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  14. BRAVE HONOUR THE BRAVE.

    Yesterday wounded New Zealanders at Walton-on-the-Thames intervened at a funeral, and prevented a veteran soldier, who died in the Chertsey ...

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  15. PREMIER OF WEST AUSTRALIA.

    A telegram from Premier Lefroy to the Acting Premier (Mr. Colebatch) states that, owing to quarantine and stoppage of communication, he and 100 other West ...

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  16. GLASGOW QUIET.

    Conditions in Glasgow were quiet yesterday. More men returned to work, and a general resumption is expected. The Bolshevik lenders of the ...

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  17. A MORATORIUM PROCLAMATION.

    The Government has decided to proclaim a moratorium for cases of financial embarrassment, arising directly or indirectly from restnctive action that the ...

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  18. MORE THAN 1,000 TROOPS ON BOARD.

    The departure of the steamer Loongana for Hobart to-day with over a thousand Tasmanian troops aboard was prevented by the refusal of the crow to ...

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  19. RUSSIA'S DEBTS.

    A general agreement has been reached as to the main principles of the League of Nations, but there is the difficulty in enforcing the League's ...

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  20. GERMANY'S INTERNAL CONDITION.

    The Government troops in Berlin have been ordered to hold themselves in readiness for instant action. The military guards in the news-paper ...

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  21. REPATRIATION COMMISSION.

    At the meeting of the Pepatriation Commission yesterday, the following decision was arrived at:—"Having regard to the abnormal situation created by the ...

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  22. LABOUR TROUBLES.

    The most recent development emphasises the view of the Government that the conditions are not, in any sense, industrial disputes, but an ...

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  23. HOME AFFAIRS COMMISSION.

    Lord Islington, formerly Governor of New Zealand, in a leter to the "Daily Telegraph," suggests the appointment of a Homo Affairs Commission, ...

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  24. THE WILL OF THE ALLIES.

    The Supreme Council meets on Friday to impose on Germany the full will of the Allies. The German insolence, according to the "Matin," renders the ...

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  25. ANOTHER TROOPSHIP SHORTLY.

    Dr. Clarke stated last night that he had just received notification that the Karoola would be sailing shortly from Melbourne to Hobart with a second ...

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  26. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    Mr. Robert Lansing, the American Secretary of State, addressing British journalists to-day, paid a tribute to Great Britain's good work during the ...

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  27. RECEPTION COMMITTEE MEETS.

    A meeting of the Citizens' Reception Committee was held yesterday morning, when it was decided to send comforts, as arranged the previous evening, by ...

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  28. THE SHIRKERS THE AUTHORS

    The most noteworthy feature of the strike is the strong opposition to it of the trade union leaders. The "Federationist," which is the ...

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  29. NEW REGULATIONS.

    A special issue of the Government "Gazette" was published yesterday containing regulations for the purpose of preventing or checking the spread ...

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  30. SPARTACUSISM DEAD.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "New York Globe" states that on the eve of the meeting of the National Assembly at Weimar two things are ...

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  31. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    Correspondents, in Paris state that the question of the blockade of Germany is becoming increasingly to the fore. There are no indications that the ...

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  32. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    Two deaths occurred at the Exhibition isolation hospital on Thursday night. One was John Campbell (45), labourer, admitted to the Adelaide Rospital on ...

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  33. THE RUSSIAN SITUATION

    Mr. Dosch Fleurot, the Berlin correspondent of the "New York Times," cables to his newspaper what he describes as an authentic interview which ...

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  34. THE SINN FEINERS.

    It was reported yesterday that the Government intended to release the Sinn Feiners now in prison, but it is officially announced to-day that the men ...

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  35. Y.M.C.A. ARRANGEMENTS.

    Mr. Cliffin, State secretary of the Y.M.C.A., writes us as follows:—"The following facts regardign the arrangements that are being made for the ...

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  36. STANDARDISED MOTOR-CARS

    A number of leading British motor manufacturers are combining to produce a standardised car costing between £400 and £500, and are considering ...

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  37. AMERICAN SUPPORT FOR IRELAND.

    The Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives passed a resolution to-day declaring that the Peace Conference should favourably ...

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  38. COMMISSION WORKING AT HIGH PRESSURE.

    The League of Nations' Commission at the Peace Conference is working at high pressure to enable the framework of the scheme to be completed before ...

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  39. VACCINE DEPOTS FOR THE STATE.

    On the recommendation of the Chief Health Officer, the Government has decidetd to open a free depot in each municipality throughout the State, in ...

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  40. PERSONAL.

    Mr. W. P. Taylor, an Anzac on furlough, has been selected from 48 applicants for the position of inspector in the Industrial Department. ...

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  41. CLAIMS OF SMALL NATIONS.

    Sir Robert Borden's appointment as British delegate on the Greek clanns indicates a desire to secure a representative whose detachment from the ...

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  42. GENERAL KORNILOFF MURDERED.

    A Bolshevik, with a grenade, has killed General Korniloff, the famous Russian commander, near Ekaterinburg. The Bolshreviks secured the body, ...

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  43. POSITION IN BELFAST.

    The arrival in Belfast of Lord Pierrie, the head of Messrs. Harland and Wolft's great shipbuilding firm, to attend the funeral of Mr. Cumming, ...

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  44. THE NORTHERN FRONT.

    Despatches from Archangel state that American and Allied forces have repulsed an attack by the Bolsheviks on the Vaga River front, and inflicted ...

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  45. POSITION AT DEVONPORT.

    This morning the secretary to the Marine Board received from the Acting Chief Health Officer a reply to his inquiry as to whether boats would be ...

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  46. MR. JENSEN'S PASSPORT.

    Consideration was given by the Minister for Home and Territories (Mr. Glynn) to-day to an official report concorning the issue of a passport granted to Mr. Jenson, M.H.R., ...

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  47. SUPPORT FROM CANADA.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Chicago Daily News" has had an interview with Sir Robert Borden Prime Minister of Canada, who stated:—The ...

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  48. SEPARATING THE QUARANTINED PEOPLE.

    When asked if quarantined passen gers nearly completing their seven days' isolation were allowed to mix with those who were just commencing ...

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  49. SOCIALIST CONGRESS.

    The Berne correspondent of the United Press Association of New York states that Herr Otto Wels, formerly military governor of Berlin, addressing ...

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  50. EARLY REPORT EXPECTED.

    President Wilson, Mr. Lloyd George, and Mr. A. J. Balfour had a lengthy conference to-day, when, it is believed, the question of the freedom of the seas ...

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  51. GREAT FIRE AT AUCKLAND.

    A fire at Auckland has destroyed a large portion of Bycroft's flour mill and biscu[?] factory, including valuable machinery. The damage has not been estimated. The ...

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  52. THE COMMITTEE AT WORK.

    The League of Nations Committee has discussed suggestions for penalties against the making of war in definace of the League. The question of ...

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  53. QUEENSLAND

    There were no untoward developments in Queensland to-day, and the Commissioner of Health stated that everything was proceeding satisfactorily in respect ...

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  54. STRIKE CONDEMNED BY LABOUR MEMBERS.

    Mr. G. H. Roberts, the Labour member for Norwich and Minister of Food Supplies in Mr. Llovd Geroge's Government, interviewed yesterday, said: ...

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  55. BRITISH DOCTOR'S CLAIM.

    The highest army medical authorities are preparing a report on what is believed to be an important discovery by a British Army doctor in France, who ...

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  56. LOONGANA AS TROOPSHIP FOR HOBART.

    The following telegram from Senator Earle was received yesterday by Mr. Laird Smith, M.H.R.:—"Have induced Government to hire Loongana and send ...

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  57. VICTORIA

    The total number of cases now is 937, of which 63 are serious and 38 dangerous. The new cases reported to-day ...

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  58. AMERICAN GUARDIANSHIP.

    The Paris correspondent of the United Press Association states that the impression is growing that the United States must assume the guardianship ...

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  59. VESSEL DELAYED—TROUBLE WITH THE CREW.

    The Minister of Railways (Hon. W. [?] Propsting, C.M.G., received the following telegram last night from the manager of the Victorian branch of the ...

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