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  2. LABOUR TROUBLES.

    It is officially stated that the meeting of the Miners' Conference to-day resulted in a resolution being passed recommending the acceptance of the ...

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  3. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    The four Big Powers—Great Britain, France, Italy, and the United States— began a conference yesterday on the peace terms in absolute secrecy, and ...

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  4. SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS

    In the South African union House of Assembly this afternoon,, Mr. Thomas Boydell, this Labour member of the Cost of Living Commission, submitted ...

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  5. THE GENERAL ELECTION

    The new print of the Commonwealth and House of Assembly rolls for Tasmania is now open for inspection at all post-offices, police stations, municipal ...

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  6. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC

    It was reported at the Public Health Department last-night that there were no further developments at Barnes Bay quarantine station, and that Fireman ...

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  7. NEW SOUTH WALES

    The Board of Health's final report to-night showed that there had been [?]3 additional admissions into metropolitan hospitals during, the 24 hours ended ...

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  8. REPATRIATION CAMP.

    With a new to retaining the Australians in five divisional groups while awaiting repatriaton, five camps are being established on Salisbury Plain ...

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  9. PREPARATIONS AT LAUNCESTON.

    A pubic meeting was held in the Town-hall, Launceston, some time ago to decide what was to be done in the event of an oatbreak of pneumonic ...

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  10. MARCH THROUGH LONDON.

    At a large gathering which was held in London to-day, Lord Milner, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, promised to approach the War Office ...

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  11. SHIPPING DIFFICULTY.

    As a result ot the quarantining of transports and other steamers fitted with refrigerating apparatus, the shipping of Tasmanian apples has been seriously ...

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  12. GERMAN FINANCIAL DELEGATES.

    The German financial delegates to the Peace Conference have quitted Berlin for Versailles. ...

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  13. NATIONAL LABOUR POLICY.

    Mr. G. S. Beeby, the Minister of Labour and Industry in the New South Wales Government, interviewed yesterday, expressed the opinion that Great ...

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  14. COMRADES OF THE GREAT WAR.

    The Grand Council of the Coinrades of the Great War Association, sitting at Capetown yesterday, decided to affiliate with the association in the ...

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  15. THE LEAKAGE TROUBLE.

    It is reported that Mr. Lloyd George, in expressing to the Council of Ten his resentment at the leakage by which the newspapers learned his opinions on the ...

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  16. ITALIAN ARMY IN AUSTRIA.

    A report received in London from Berlin states that Italian troops have occupied Presburg, 40 miles to the south-east ot Vienna. ...

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  17. DIVIDING THE LAND.

    The Hungarian Government has divided the great estates among landless peasants and labourers, and introduced a law making work obligatory upon all, ...

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  18. ENEMY ALIENS.

    A message received at Capetown from Durban states that at a conference of the vigilance associations of Natal today, it was decided to send a ...

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  19. GERMAN FEARS.

    The people of Berlin fear a Bolshevik attack through Lithuania and Livonia, supported on the coast by a fleet. The General Staff is preparing to raise an ...

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  20. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. Bonar Law, the leader of the Government, emphasised that preference to Empire-grown sugar would ...

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  21. BOLSHEVIKS IN ENGLAND.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon. Mr. Bonar Law, the leader of the Government said that the Government was immediately deporting all ...

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  22. JAPAN'S ATTITUDE.

    As the drafting of the preliminary peace treaty is mainly a European concern, Japn has not raised any objection to her omission from the meeting ...

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  23. IMPERIAL WAR SERVICE BADGE.

    It was explained by the Defence authorities to-day that, although the Imperial War Service badge is now issued to men in Great Britain who have ...

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  24. THE STRIKE ON THE RAND.

    A message received in Capetown from Johannesburg to-day states that in compliance with the suggestion of the strikers on the Rand the master builders ...

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  25. KOOYONG TO CALL AT BURNIE AND DEVONPORT.

    So that consignments of cargo lying at Northern Tasmanian ports awaiting shipment to New South Wales may be moved, the Controller of Shipping has ...

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  26. UNEMPLOYMENT MONEY.

    Over 1,000,000 people in Great Britain are receiving unemployment money, the cost amounting to £1,250,000 weekly. ...

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  27. REPATRIATION.

    The question of office accommodation for the Repatriation Department has advanced a further stage. Alderman Snowden, on being informed by the ...

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  28. THE RUSSIAN SITUATION

    In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. Winston Churchill, the Secretary of State for War, said the French forces in the Ukraine had met ...

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  29. AVIATION- -.

    A British non-rigid airship has made a remarkable flight, and completed the circuit of the North Sea in most unfavourable weather. It covered 1,285 ...

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  30. THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK.

    A high American financial authority who has investigated the position of the various belligerent countries addressed American journalists in Paris ...

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  31. PEACE STILL DISTANT.

    Lord Milner, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, stated in the House of Lords this afternoon that it was impossible to reduce the army and navy ...

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  32. VICTORIA

    There were 93 fresh cases reported today in the metropolitan area, and eight in the country, making a total of 101. Six deaths occurred. ...

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  33. ALSACE-LORRAINE.

    M. Alexandre Millerand, formerly French Minister of War, has been appointed High Commissioner of AlsaceLorraine. ...

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  34. NAVAL.

    The "Daily Express" says the British Government is sympathetically considering the despatch of two battleships to each Dominion as a token of ...

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  35. THE TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT

    There is considerable interest in the rivalry of Australian aviators for the Transatlantic flight. Major Hawker (Australia) hopes to commence his flight ...

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  36. THE FORTIFICATIONS OF PARIS.

    Yesterday the French Chamber of Deputies adopted a bill providing for the demolition of the city's fortifications, thus allowing for the natural ...

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  37. THE NEW REGULATIONS FOR LOCAL COMMITTEES.

    On instrucitons from the Controller of the Repatriation Board at Melbourne the Deputy-Controller (Colonel Humphirs) has sent a circular to the ...

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  38. A SPECIAL REMEDY.

    Referring to a report that the Quarantine Department had discovered a special remedy for influenza, the Director of Quarantine (Dr. Cumpston) said ...

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  39. THE PORT PIRIE MURDER.

    Percival William Budd, who was tried at Gladstone for the murder of Harold Sydne[?] Jaques, was found guilty to-day, and sentenced to death. ...

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  40. THE JUDD CASE.

    Leave to appeal in the important decision of the Full Court of New South Wales in the case of the King v. E. E. Judd was granted on the application of ...

    Article : 98 words
  41. THE SINN FEINERS.

    Yesterday a large band of masked Sinn Feinners overpowered, disarmed, and bound a guard of 11 soldiers at Ballynun, in County Cork, raided an ...

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  42. THE AUSTRALIANS

    The Charleroi district of Belgium has long been famous for industrial activity. Around the coal mines, which mark the landscape with pyramids of ...

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  43. THE ARMISTICE.

    ThE Paris "Matin" states that when Colonel House, the confidential adviser to President Wilson, asked Marshal Foch why he signed the armistice when ...

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  44. UNREST IN KOREA.

    The political arrests in Korea by the Japanese now exceed 4,000. The country is seething with unrest. ...

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  45. SURPLUS PRODUCE.

    Large quantities of surplus produce are stored in various parts of the Commonwealth awaiting shipment. In Victoria alone there are one and a ...

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  46. DECEASED SOLDIERS' ESTATES

    Regulations were issued to-day under the Deceased Soldiers' Estates[?] Act passed last year by the Federal Parliament, lying down the procedure to be adopted ...

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  47. FAVOURABLE REPORT ON REMEDY.

    The Minister of Health (Mr. Fitzgerald) has received from the Director-General of Health (Dr. W. Paton) a letter written by Dr. Reid, Chief ...

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  48. BOLSHEVIKS IN HUNGARY

    A message received in Copenhagen from Buda Pesth, the capital of Hungary, states that Count Karolyi, the former Premier, has been arrested, and ...

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  49. COMPULSORY TRAINING IN AUSTRALIA.

    Senator Pearce, the Commonwealth Minister of Defence, in an interview with a representative of the "Daily Chronicle," says: The pleasing effect ...

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  50. METHODIST CONFERENCE.

    The United Conference of the Methodist Church of Victoria and Tasmania to-day discussed various phases of the foreign missions work with which ...

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  51. RAILWAY TRAFFIC.

    As a result of a conference held yesterday between the Commonwealth. South Australian, and Victorian Ministers and medical representatives, it ...

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  52. TELEGRAPHIC DELAYS.

    Senator Bakhap, who has been interesting himself in the serious matter of telegraphic delays between Victoria and Tasmania, has received a letter from ...

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  53. IRISH HOME RULE.

    As the Military Commander in Ireland his forbidden meetings and processions on the occasion of the entry into Dublin of Mr. de Valera, the Sinn ...

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  54. SOLDIERS AND BOLSHEVISTS.

    Judging by speeches made by representatives of returned, soldiers at a deputation to the Chief Secretary (Mr. Fuller) to-day, there are likely to be violent ...

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  55. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    Another case of influenza was admitted to the Adelaide Exhibition to-day, and six more cases were reported. ...

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  56. COAL SHORTAGE.

    The serious positon in Soutn Australia owing to the coal shortage was impressed upon South Australian Federal members by representatives of the ...

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  57. BEES IN THOUSANDS.

    At the Tallangatta Police Court to-day David Wilkinson, an ap[?]ist, proceeded against Elizabeth Cardwell for having damaged some bees. For defendant, Mr. ...

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  58. WORLD'S RECORD SHIPMENT.

    The steamer Ooma, new loading at Lyttelton, takes a cargo of tallow and edible fats, valued, approximately at £500,000, which is claimed as a world's record ...

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