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  2. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC

    The Acting-Chief Health Officer (Dr. A. H. Clarke) stated last evening that Tasmania was still free of pneumonic influenza. ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    Admiral Halsey, third Sea Lord of the Admiralty, to-day conferred with Mr. Hughes, Prime Minister of Australia, on Australian naval matters. ...

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  4. CLAIMS AGAINST RUSSIANS.

    Towards the close of last year the British Government notified the Commonwealth Government that it was prepared to register claims in the Foreign ...

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  5. M. CLEMENCEAU

    M. Clemenceau, Premier of France, continues to make progress. The connection of Emile Cotton, his assailant, with Bolshevik propaganda is becoming ...

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  6. GERMANY'S INTERNAL CONDITION.

    The Munich correspondent of the "National Tidende" writes:—The news of the murder of Herr Eisner, the Premier, spread like wildfire through the ...

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  7. ABORIGINAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.

    A suspicious outbreak of sickness has occurred at the aboriginal camp at Fingall, near Tweed Heads, and it is reported that four cases of pneumonic ...

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  8. GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

    Mr. Wiston Churchill (Secretary of State for War), in an address at the English-speaking Union commemoration of the birthday of George Washington, ...

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  9. STRONG OPPOSITION.

    The Berlin correspondent of the newspaper "Politiken" writes:—The Government's bill to create a new army is meeting with strong opposition from ...

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  10. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    Consequent on recent casualties through floating mines, very active mine-sweeping is proceeding in the North Sea. ...

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  11. ANARCHIST AND BOLSHEVIK PLOTS.

    The Genera correspondent of the "Echo de Paris" states:—During December 24 known anarchists and Bolsheviks arrived in the neighbourhood ...

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  12. ALLEGED SHOOTING AT A CONSTABLE.

    Application was made in the Practice Court to-day that bail be allowed in the case in which Thomas Wilson is charged with having shot at Constable A. C. ...

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  13. IN MEMORIAM.

    St. Paul's Cathedral was crowded to-day at a memorial service for journalists and printers killed in the war. To-night London bellringers tolled ...

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  14. QUEENSLAND

    Queensland is still a clean State. ...

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  15. COMMUNAL COUNCILS.

    The German Government has ordered the dissolution of the Communal Councils and their re-election on the popular vote. As this is calculated to ...

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  16. MASKS NOT PRACTICABLE.

    According to "The Oregonian," Dr. Parrish, Oregon (U.S.A.), health officer, considered, when the influenza epidemic was prevalent there, that masks as a ...

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  17. LEAGUE OF NATIONS

    President Wilson held a private conference to-day with members of the Senate. He does not wish to make a pronouncement to Congress at present ...

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  18. THE GROCER'S FRIEND.

    The "Star" states that Mr. Giles, secretary of the Grocers' Federation, addressing a meeting of grocers said the Food Controller had been the ...

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  19. WOOL APPRAISEMENTS.

    The wool appraisements have been proceeding on a slightly reduced scale in Sydney since Wednesday last. The wools catalogued continue to include ...

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  20. LUDENDORFF.

    General Ludendorff has written to Herr Ebert, announcing his intention to return to Germany, and serve the people as formerly. He points out that ...

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  21. FIRE AT SYDNEY.

    A large fire which occurred in Balmain, Sydney, last night. demolished a timber factory used by the Veneer Co. Ltd. The building was of wood and iron, ...

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  22. BLOWING INTO PAPER BAGS.

    The attention of the public is drawn to the objectionable practice that prevails amongst some shopkeepers of blowing into paper bags used to carry ...

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  23. NEW ZEALAND EPIDEMIC.

    Dr. Russell, the port health officer, in giving evidence before the New Zealand Royal Commission on the influenza epidemic, last week stated that he ...

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  24. PRICE OF CHEESE.

    The retail price of Government cheese will shortly be reduced from 1s. 8d. to 1s. 6d. The scarcity will probably disappear in May when the extra shipping ...

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  25. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    The Press Bureau announces that the following official communique has been received from Paris:— The Ministers of the Great Powers ...

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  26. AUSTRALIAN HORSES.

    Major J. Honda, of the Imperial Japanese Army, is in Sydney arranging for the purchase of a number of Australian horses for the Japanese Cavalry ...

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  27. DAY OF PRAYER.

    Sunday, March 9, has been set apart by the Government as a day of humiliation, intercession, and prayer in connection with the influenza epidemic. All ...

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  28. FOR VALOUR.

    The King held an investiture at Buckingham Palace to-day, when he decorated 270 officers and men of the overseas forces, including six Victoria ...

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  29. A CONSPIRACY RECALLED.

    Mrs. Wheeldon, who, with her daughter and son-in-law, was involved in the conspiracy against the life of Mr. Lloyd George, has died of influenza. She was ...

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  30. LEADING SOCIAL DEMOCRATS SHOT.

    Reports from Munich state that, owing to the suspension of the publication of newspapers, many conflicting reports are now abroad. It has now ...

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  31. REPARATION.

    The fact that the Reparation Commission has requested further instructions from the "Council of Ten" on the meaning of "reparation" is taken ...

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  32. UNSOLD CORNSACKS.

    The Commonwealth Government is taking stops to dispose of its unsold purchases of cornsacks. A letter sent to the jute merchants states that the ...

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  33. LIGHTENING FRUIT.

    The Director of Quarantine (Dr. Cumpston) has approved of the arrangement proposed by the Overseas Shipping Committee (who are ...

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  34. BOLSHEVISM.

    The Copenhagen correspondent of the "New York Sun" writes:—The situation in Norway as regards the Bolshevik movement is extremely delicate. ...

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  35. SHIPBUILDING.

    Three cargo steamers now being constructed for the Commonwealth Government will probably be launched in March. ...

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  36. ITALY AND JUGO-SLAVIA.

    The Jugo-Slavs are reported to have authorised a general mobilisation, claiming that the Izonso River be made the boundary of Italy and Jugo-Slavia. Italy ...

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  37. THE BLOCKADE.

    Mr. Lloyd George, Prime Minister, stated to-day that the blockade would not be raised until Germany signed a peace making future war impossible. ...

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  38. RUSSIAN ROYALTIES.

    The Grand Duke Cyril states that the Dowager Empress Marie and the Grand Dukes Nicholas and Boris are living in the Crimea. He says he believes the ...

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  39. THE MANDATORY SYSTEM.

    It is expected that a special Commission will be shortly appointed to examine in detail the working of the system of Colonial mandates. ...

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  40. HOPS.

    As the Australian crop of hops will not be sufficient for local requirements, and in order that the brewing industry might not be hampered, the Minister of ...

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  41. GERMAN-AUSTRIAN MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.

    Herr S[?]eidemann, in the National Assembly to-day, condemned the murderous attacks at Munich, and that on M. Clemencean. The Assembly ...

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  42. DEVONPORT DECLARED OPEPORT.

    Dr. Clarke, the Acting Chief Health Officer stated yesterday that the Federal authorities had arranged to open the port of Devonport, so that any ...

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  43. WELCOME RAINS.

    Light and heavy rain associated with thunder, has fallen in all parts of the State, including the districts where it was needed, namely, the northern slopes ...

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  44. GRAVE SITUATION.

    The Paris correspondent of the "New York World" says:—The relations between Italy and Jugo-Slavia are most grave. The Peace Conference, fearing ...

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  45. LONDON POLICE DEADLOCK.

    Sir Nevil Macready, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, owing to the tone of a letter from the executives of the Metropolitan policemen's ...

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  46. THE ARMISTICE.

    The German National Assembly has adopted a resolution by a large majority expressing regret at some portions of the new armistice agreement. ...

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  47. THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "New York Times" writes:—The draft of the new German Constitution which will be submitted to the National Assembly ...

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  48. ALBANIA'S CLAIMS.

    The "Council of Ten" to-day heard the Akbanian delagates, who claimed all the Albanian territories added to Servia and Greece by the Treaty of ...

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  49. VICTORIAN CRIMINAL COURT.

    Albert Boase (28), railway goods guard, West Melbourne was brought before the Chief Justice (Sir William Irvine), in the Criminal Court to-day for sentence, ...

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  50. TROOPSHIP ORSOVA.

    The State Military Commandant (Major-General Lee) to-day replied to letters in the press written by soldiers off the Orsova, in which complaints ...

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  51. GERMANY'S WESTERN FRONTIER.

    M. Tardien is drawing up a report on Germany's Western frontier. He hopes to present the views of the French Government on the subject before the Peace ...

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  52. TRANSPORT IN BRITISH ISLES

    In the house of Commons to-day, Mr. E. Shortt, Secretary of State for Home Affairs, introduced a bill to establish a Ministry of Ways and ...

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  53. GENERAL[?]CABLES.

    Mr. A. Mitchell Palmer has been nominated Attorney-General of the United States of America. ...

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  54. NAVAL.

    It is semi-officially stated that the British Government favours the German battleships at Seapa Flow being sunk. The other Allies oppose this ...

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  55. EXTREMIST OUTBREAK.

    Reports from Weimar state that the Government exp[?] another Spartacus outbreak, and is determined to use extreme force to suppress it. This is ...

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  56. LABOUR LEGISLATION COMMISSION.

    The Press Burean has issued the following official communique from Paris: The Labour Legislation Commission has agreed to the clauses in the ...

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  57. VICTORIA

    The influenza bulletin for to-day is as follows: — Admissions, 102; discharges, 114; in hospital, 1,368; deaths, 12; cases ...

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  58. WOOL DEALING

    An Army Council order issued to-day removed the restrictions on dealings in wool of all descriptions as from the 25th inst., and also on tops made from wool. ...

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  59. LECTURE TO MOTHERS.

    Dr. E. L. Crowther met a number of the mothers of the children attending the Central State-school (his district) on Thursday evening, and gave ...

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  60. THE GENERAL ELECTION.

    The joint Divisional Councils of Denison and Franklin met last evening to receive the nominations from candidates standing under its auspices for ...

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  61. GERMAN ATROCITIES.

    The Brussels correspondent of "Le Matin" writes:—The Belgian Premier, speaking in the Senate, said the nation insisted on the punishment of those ...

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  62. COMMUNIST RIOT IN HUNGARY.

    In the Communist riot at Buda pesth, the capital of Hungary, the Communists arrested Archbishop Faulhaber and a number of aristocrats, including Count ...

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  63. FRENCH OPPOSITION.

    The "Journal" denies the report that the German fleet is to be sunk, and adds:—M. Georges Leygues, Minister of Marine, has declared he will oppose ...

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  64. THE SYDNEY SHOW.

    The Royal Agricultural Society's Show dates were to-day fixed for April 14 to April 26. ...

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  65. FEDERAL ARBITRATION COURT.

    A number of claims for increased wages and improved conditions were embodied in an application for an award made by the Meat Inspectors' ...

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  66. SAXONY.

    The Berlin correspondent of the newspaper "Politiken" writes:—The Radicals intend to proclaim a Soviet Republic in Saxony. There has been ...

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  67. QUEENSTOWN.

    At a meeting of the Queenstown Municipal Council on Thursday night the health inspector reported the total number of complete influenza ...

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  68. RECONSTRUCTION OF FRENCH NAVY.

    M. Leygues (Minister of Marine) informed the Navy Commission to-day that France had been unable to replace her war losses in the navy, owing to ...

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  69. RETURNING SOLDIERS.

    The military authorities ask us to state the lists published on Thursday of troops returning per Demosthenes and Margha were supplementary only. ...

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  70. SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONALISTS.

    The Nationalist paper to-day publishes a letter by the secretary of the Independence Delegation to Europe concerning a visit to H.M. Minerva, ...

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  71. SCARCITY OF LEMONS.

    Owing to the scarcity of lemons in the Commonwealth and the great demand arising in consequence of the pneumonic influenza epidemic, the Minister of ...

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  72. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

    In connection with the forthcoming Legislative Council election for the Tamar seat, which it is understood, the Hon. G. T. Collins will not again ...

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  73. THE STEAMER SERVICES.

    The Union S.S. Company received advice yesterday that the steamer Wainui was leaving Portsea on March 4 for Launceston, and would leave ...

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  74. RED CROSS.

    The Red Cros executive and detachments are requested by advertisement to assemble at the Ocean Pier to-morrow morning to receive the returning ...

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  75. BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S OPINION.

    The "Pall Mall Gazette" states: — The Governments of Great Britain and the United States have decided to entirely oppose the use of submarines in ...

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  76. EBERTS PLAN.

    The Weimar correspondent of the Jmted Press Association writes:—Herr Ebert balieves that the only solution of the political and economic situation ...

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  77. NEW SOUTH WALES MEAT INDUSTRY.

    The sub-committee of the Producers' Association having investigated the meat industry of this State has now forwarded its report to the Government. ...

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  78. WILMOT.

    It would appear that there is to be no lack of candidates at the forthcoming State elections, at least as far as Wilmot is concerned. The Labour ...

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  79. AUSTRALIA AND RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    An American correspondent, writing to the Minister of Repatriation (Senator Millen), states:—"What you are doing in Australia for returned men is very ...

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  80. POSTAL ELECTRICIANS' UNION.

    The matter affecting awards of the Postal Electricians' Union, Letter Carriers' Association, General Division, Telephone Officers' Association, and ...

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  81. NEW SOUTH WALES

    The number of cases of pneumonic influenza reported to-day was seven, including four among the crew of the steamer Age, which bas been in ...

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  82. GERMANY'S STANDING ARMY

    The "Cologue Gazette" states that the German Government is preparing a bill to create a standing army of 175,000, excluding officers, constituting ...

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  83. AS APPEAL FROM INDIA

    The following donations are acknowledged:— Mrs. H. Dobson, £1 1s.; Friend, £l; Friend, 10s.; previously acknowledged, £137 6s. 5d. Total, £133 ...

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  84. DURBAN FAVOURS UNION.

    At a public meeting at Durban last nigtit a resolution was passed against ...

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