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  2. AMERICAN TARIFF.

    A preliminary agreement has been reached between President Woodrow Wilson and Mr. Oscar Underwood in regard to the revision of the tariff to be introduced into ...

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  3. INTERNATIONAL CABLES.

    A naval accident, fortunately unaccompanied by loss of life, occurred last night off Sheerness. During manoeuvres the torpedo boats No. ...

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  4. LIBERAL PARTY'S POLICY.

    Mr. Joseph Cook, the Federal Opposition leader, in opening the Liberal Federal campaign at Parramatta to-night, said the Labor goal was Socialism, and unification ...

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  5. THE BARRIER STRIKE.

    The effects of the strike at Broken Hill are still being felt, and many persons are being seriously inconvenienced. All traffic between Cockburn and Broken ...

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  6. SYDNEY RAILWAY STRIKE.

    A great amount of inconvenience is already being felt, by business people in consequence of the strike of railway porters and other workers. At Darling Harbor the ...

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  7. PERSONAL.

    Mrs. H. A. N. Hall, "Sydare," Wattlestreet, will not be "at home" to-day, not until further notice. The marriage of Princess Victoria Luise, ...

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  8. THE WAR.

    [?] Under-Secertary of for Forgien Affaris, made a Statein the House of Commons this even[?] regard to the Montenegrin crists. ...

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  9. PERILS OF THE AIR.

    M. Faure, a military aviator, was dashed to the ground and killed while making aa flight to-day near Paris. ...

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  10. A GRAVE OUTLOOK.

    The Silverton Tramway employes are still on strike. The express went, away last night without any trouble, and the in on seemed confident that this morning ...

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  11. MR. SCADDAN IN CANADA.

    Mr. Seaddan, Premier of West Australia, speaking at the Canadian Club last night, said a better day would dawn when Australia had provinces instead of States, with ...

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  12. LATEST NEWS.

    [?] Premier, replying to the ad[?] Sir [?] Paget, the British Minis[?] to how to the will of the [?] declared that Servia's withdrawal ...

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  13. BOXING CONTEST.

    A boxing match, limited to six rounds, took place here last night between "Tommy" Burns and Arthur Pelkay, of New York. The contest ended in a draw. ...

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  14. THE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.

    [?] Semi-efficially explained that, al[?] Russia will not participate in the [?] demonstration on the Montenegrin [?] has prenounced herself in favour ...

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  15. WOOL DUTIES TO BE REMOVED.

    After a series of conferences with President Woodrow Wilson, the ways and Means Committee decided upon the removal of the entire tariff from raw wool. The ...

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  16. BRITISH TARIFF.

    In the House of Commous last night a tariff reform motion, embodying the policy enunciated by Mr. Bonar Law, leader of the Opposition, at Edinburgh, was rejected ...

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  17. ATTITUDE OF FRANCE.

    [?] stained that France will [?] in the naval demonstration [?] she has a mandate [?] Russia. ...

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  18. FEDERAL ELECTIONS.

    A meeting of Sir John Quick's election comnittee was held at the Beehive Cafe last evening, about 10 ladies and gentlemen being present. Mr. Wm. Wallace ...

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  19. SUICIDE IN MID-AIR.

    A dramatic suicide under unusual circumstances took place yesterday at Warsaw. Lieutenant Perlovski, an army aviator, made an ascent, and when at a height of ...

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  20. THE NEW BOUNDARIES.

    [?] that Roumania will re[?] and nine miles of the Black [?] ...

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  21. BRITISH CABINET.

    It is currently reported that there are dissensions in the Cabinet over the dealing of some Ministers in Marconi wireless shares. Some members of the Cabinet are asking ...

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  22. CAPTURE OF SKUTARI.

    [?] with the Southern [?] the great Taraboseh forts, [?] after tier of entrenchments [?] struggle. ...

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  23. ABSCONDING BANKER.

    A German banker named Gustav Puppe has suspended payment and absconded. His liabilities are stated to amount to £1,500,000, and are said to be due to land ...

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  24. EMPIRE DEFENCE.

    General Christian De Viet last night concluded, with a meeting here, his campaign in the Transvaal in support of Genend Hertzog, ex-Minister for Native ...

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  25. ANTI-HATPIN CRUSADE.

    The Berlin police have forbidden the use of hat-pins without guards. Offences against the new regulation are punishable by fines of £3. ...

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  26. [?] WATT IN LONDON.

    [?] Institute entertained [?] Premier of Victoria, at [?] Earl Grey, formerly [?] of Canada, presided, and ...

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  27. GENERAL NEWS.

    The P. and O. branch line (Blue Anchor) steamer Goelong put in here to-day with her rudder damaged. LONDON, 3rd April. ...

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  28. LIBERAL PARTY'S ROOMS.

    The People's Liberal party having secured the premises originally known as the Royal Duke Hotel, Bull-street, (which was recently delicensed), all meetings will be ...

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  29. PROPOSED MARRIAGE PERMITS.

    Mr. Edgar, Minister for Public Health, to-day remarked that the suggestion of the Board of Health that person about to marry should be required to produce ...

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  30. ARMY ANNUAL BILL.

    The Army (Annual) Bill for maintaining the army incorporated for a limited time, namely to 30th April, 1914, in the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands, and the ...

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  31. ABSENTEE VOTE.

    At the meeting of his election committee at the Beehive Cafe last night, Sir John Quick explained the provisions of the Federal electoral law in regard to the absentce ...

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  32. NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    The Royal Commission on the Northern Territory railways and development sat again this afternoon at Federal Parliament House. ...

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  33. THE SUFFRAGETTES.

    The trial of Mrs. Pankhurst, founder of the Women's Social and Political Union, on the charge of having, in public utteranccs, incited suffragettes to the ...

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  34. ASSASSINATED KING.

    The late King George of Greece, who was assassinated at Salonika on 18th March, was buried at Athens to-day. The great concourse which attended ...

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  35. BILL PASSED BY THE COMMONS.

    In the House of Commons yesterday the second reading of the bill dealing with militant suffragettes was agreed to by 295 votes to 43. ...

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  36. LATER DETAILS.

    [?] at the Colonial Institute [?] the Victorian Premier, [?] the Dominions of Empire [?] located centrally in ...

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  37. MR. MURRAY'S VIEWS.

    Mr. J. Murray, Acting Premier, expressed the opinion that if the resolution of the board meant that only the physically fit should be allowed to marry, then there ...

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  38. ENGLISH MEMORIAL SERVICE.

    A memorial service in connection with the funeral of King George of Greece was held to-day in St. James's Palace. The Service was attended by the King and ...

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  39. INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

    A stoppage of the Lancashire cotton mills is threatened. The trouble has arisen through the is Nelson Weavers' Union going out on strike ...

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  40. MR. HUGHES'S CAMPAIGN.

    The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Hughes) left to-night for Melbourne. During this month he will speak at a number of centres in Victoria, South Australia, ...

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  41. Y.W.C.A.

    The educational season ot the Y.W.C.A opened last evening with a waxworks exhibit, in All Saints' Schoolroom. The object of the exhibit, was to give a comprehensive view of ...

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  42. INFLUX OF CHINESE.

    As the result of an inquiry by the Custome department, John Spargo, Customs officer; Hoy Poo, denier; Henry Edward Hoy Ling. Chinese interpreter; and Hey ...

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  43. POISON IN TEA.

    The inquest concerning the death of Elizabeth Bamford was resumed before Mr. Walker, the deputy coroner, to-day. On Tuesday the inquest was adjourned to ...

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  44. BEQUEST TO SALVATION ARMY.

    Miss Emery, an American, who died in London recently, bequeathed £20,000 to the Salvation Army on the understanding that the money was to be used for reseue work ...

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  45. DIPHTHERIA IN MARONG SHIRE.

    At the monthly meeting of the Marong Shire Council yesterday, a letter was received from Mr. T. W. H. Holmes, Secretary of the Public Health department, ...

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  46. MT. LYELL DISASTER.

    The Lye11 branch of the Mining Employes' Association, acting on behalf of the dependents of the victims of the North Lyell disaster who were members of the ...

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  47. [?] LEOPOLD' FORTUNE.

    [?] was delivered by the Appeal [?] in the suit brought by the [?] Steohanie, and Clemen[?] of the late King Leopold ...

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  48. LATE MR. PIERPONT MORGAN.

    The members of the family of Mr. J. Piernent Morgan, who were with him when he died in this city on Monday, have received many Messages of condolence. Among the ...

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  49. HONORARY JUSTICES' ASSOCIATION.

    The Honorary Justices' Association held a smoke social in the Town Hall to-night. Cr. Hennessy, the Lord Mayor, presided, and amongst those present were Messrs. ...

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  50. MARCONI AGREEMENT INQUIRY.

    Mr. Herbert Samuel, Postmaster-General, gave evidence to-day before the Select Committee which is inquiring into the Marconi agreement. ...

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  52. OBITUARY.

    The funeral of the late Mr. W. H. Leorard took place at Swan Hill yesterday. There was a large gathering of mournere. The Rev. J. Downey (Presbyterian) ...

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  56. AUCTION SALES.

    At their horse bazaar, Hargreaves-street, to-morrow, Messrs. Spencer, M'Kean and V-ains will sell three trucks of good horses. ...

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