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  2. PEACE CELEBRATIONS

    A meeting of the State Peace Celebrations Committee, presided over by the Premier the Hon. W. H. Lee), was held in the Mayor's room at the Town-hall ...

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  3. LABOUR TROUBLES

    A message, received in Capetown from Johannesburg to-day states that the settlement of the municipal strike, in which the Government and the ...

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  4. THE LONDON TRAGEDY.

    At the Old Bailey to-day the trial was commenced of Licut[?]nt-Colonel N. C. Rutherford, a medical officer of the Territorial Forces, who is charged ...

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  5. LONDON WOOL[?] SALES.

    The chairman of the Central Wool Committee (Sir J. M. Higgins) reports that auctions of wool under control of the Imperial authorities opened in ...

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  6. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily News" states that the "Four Big Powers" (Great Britain, France, America, and Italy) have decided to ...

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  7. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC

    The milk and ice carters and dairy[?] men's employees have decided to demand an increase in wages to the extent of £1 per week in consequence of ...

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  8. NAVAL.

    The London representative of the Australian Press Association says he learns that the redistribution of the British fleet is proceeding, and that ...

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  9. POLAND.

    Referring to-day to the statement made by Marshal Foch, that while maintaining the Allies' right to utilise Dantzig for the landing of the Polish ...

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  10. AVIATION.

    One of two aeroplanes which left Melbourne on Monday of last week arrived in Sydney late this afternoon. The other machine, which was delayed owing to ...

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  11. REPATRIATION.

    The Repatriation Department has secured a 21 years' lease of a site on the St. Kilda-road, near the Defence Department. It is intended to [?] a ...

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  12. THE GERMAN DELEGATES.

    Mr. Dosch Fleurot, the Berlin correspondent of the "New York World," [?]as had an interview with Count Rantzuu, the German Foreign Secretary, ...

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  13. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    The Paris correspondent of the "New York World" has interviewed an American financial export, who has minutely studied the conditions of Europe, and ...

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  14. VICTORIA

    Fresh cases of pneumonic influenza reported during Monday and to-day numbered 442, 428 of them being in the metropolitan area and 14 in the ...

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  15. JAPAN AND KOREA.

    Korean representatives who have reached Washington allege that the Japanese are torturing Korean Christians, because they refuse to worship ...

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  16. NO UNION WITH GERMANY.

    M. Paderewski, the President of Poland, is now in Paris, conferring with the members of the Peace Conference respecting the claims of Poland. ...

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  17. THE FELLMONGERY INDUSTRY

    Replying to-day to the statement by Mr. E. Riley, M.P., to the effect that the scouring and fellmongering industries were being ruined by the ...

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  18. THE RUSSIAN SITUATION

    The London correspondent of the Australian Press Association says: — There is a growing opinion that it is of the greatest importance to the Allies ...

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  19. RECONSTRUCTION.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. E. Shortt, the Home Secretary, replying to an amendment moved by Colon[?] J. Gretton, the Unionist ...

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  20. MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S APPEAL

    Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, in an appeal to all sections of the community to read his speeches carefully, adds:—I earnestly ask you to ...

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  21. GERMAN HOPES.

    At conferences held secretly at Berlin and Colberg, in Prussia, German leaders expressed themselves as convinced that, because of the labour unrest in ...

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  22. GERMAN LOOTERS.

    Advices received in Paris from Aix-la-Chapelle, in Rhenish Prussia, record that drastic measures have been taken against highly-placed individuals found ...

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  23. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    When the Melbourne express arrived this morning it was reported that two suspicious cases had developed on the journey[?] and the persons concerned ...

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  24. AN APPEAL BY CHINA.

    The Chinese Government has again appealed to the Peace Conference to abrogate the 21 demands Japan compelled China to sign in 1915. ...

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  25. DESERTING WIFE IN DISGUISE

    A divorce case was heard before the Full Court yesterday consisting of the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Crisp, and Mr. Justice Ewing, which would supply ...

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  26. INTERSTATE SHIPPING.

    At the end of last week the Hon. J. W. Evans sent the following telegram to Senator Keating in Melbourne:—"Kindly interview ...

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  27. ANOTHER PROBLEM.

    An international conference of temperance associations, the representative of Great Britain being Lord D'Abernon, chairman of the Liquor Traffic Control ...

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  28. OHRISTMAS ON THE RHINE.

    Air Mechanic Eric Sly, 4th Squadron Australian Flying Corps, in a letter to his parents at Lower Sandy Bay. Hobart, writes:— I will tell you of some ...

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  29. THE BRITISH IN PERIL.

    A British force will be despatched on Wednesday for the relief of the troops on the Russian Northern front. It is stated that the Bolsheviks, in ...

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  30. QUEENSLAND

    A member of the crew of the steamer Gilgai, at present lying at South Brisbane Wharf, to-day was discovered suffering from a suspicious case of illness, ...

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  31. FALSE INCOME TAX RETURN.

    At the Port Adelaide Police Court today, William Joseph Crowe, broker, was charged by the Federal Taxation Department with having, on August 30, 1918, ...

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  32. PRESIDENT WILSON.

    It is reported in Paris that President Wilson has ordered the liner George Washington to return to the French port of Brest forthwith. This indicates ...

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  33. OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

    A British official statement issued to-day of the position at Murmansk and nounces an improvement in the state of affairs at Kandalaksha. The ...

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  34. NEW ZEALAND

    An Auckland message states that six more cases of influenza have been repotted from the quarantine station, six from the Niagara, and one among the ...

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  35. THE JAPANESE DELEGATES.

    An interesting feature of the Peace Conference is the number of Japanese who have assembled in Paris. They include 35 journalists, besides ...

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  36. PERSONAL.

    Colonel Harrap, of Launceston, hon[?]ry A.D.C. to the Governor (Sir Francis Newdegate), received intimation last night that His Excellency and ...

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  37. FIGHTING IN LITHUANIA.

    The Russian Bolshevik troops have been defeated in Northern Lithuania, and are now retreating along their whole front. ...

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  38. OVERSEAS FRUIT SHIPMENTS.

    Messrs. C. P[?] and Co. have received advice that it has now been definitely decided that the Ulysses shall not call at Hobart. The Ulysses was due about ...

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  39. THE BOLSHEVIK GOVERNMENT.

    Lord Reading, the British Ambas[?]ador to the United States, says that the suggestion that Mr. Lloyd George, the British Prime Minister, advised at any ...

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  40. TASMANIA.

    Information was received in Hobart yesterday that the departure of the t.s. Loongana from the quarantine station at Point Lonsdale had been delayed ...

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  41. GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

    Mr. Dosch Fleurot, the Berlin correspondent of the "New York World," says he learns on excellent authority that the Russian Soviet Government ...

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  42. HUNGARIAN REVOLUTION.

    The visit to Buda Pesth, the capital of Hungary, of General J. C. Smuts, the South African member of the British War Cabinet, who has been ...

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  43. THE OONAH'S CASE NOT INFLUENZA.

    The Acting Chief Health Officer (Dr. Clarke) reported yesterday that the suspected case of influenza, aboard the Oonah had turned out to be another ...

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  44. SHIPPING.

    Mr. H. Hur[?] the United States Shipping Controller, in a speech at New York on Saturday said that during the past 18 months the united ...

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  45. THE QUEENSLAND TRAGEDY.

    Mary McVeich was charged at Allora Police Court to-day with the murder of her three children, Magdalene, Ellen, and Thomas. ...

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  46. GENERAL CABLES.

    A carload of New Zealand frozen lamb and mutton was placed on sale to-day, and several other carloads have been consigned to New York. The ...

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  47. GERMANY'S CONDITION

    Owing to the Spartacusers in Munich, the capital of Bavaria, occupying the Parliament buildings and proclaiming a Soviet republic, the Bavarian ...

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  48. THE WOOL MARKET.

    The Washington, correspondent of the "New York Times" states that at the instance of Senator King, the American representatives in Paris Will be ...

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  49. ADMINISTRATION OF SAMOA.

    According to a correspondent, there is no enthusiasm in Samoa over New Zealand's administration of those islands. The failure of the Administration to ...

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  50. THE WAR STAMP.

    The new issue of the 1½d. stamp is of a lighter colour than the stamps originally issued when the special war tax of one halfpenny was imposed. The ...

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  51. THE NEW ORDER.

    The Berne correspondent of the United Press Association of New York states that an u[?]rising in Austria and Czeeho-Slavia is imminent, and that any move ...

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  52. GERMANS AND FOOD SUPPLIES.

    German financial experts plead that Germany will be unable to pay for food in gold, owing to her stock of bullion being soon exhausted by having to meet ...

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