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  2. INFLUENZA TWO MORE DEATHS

    The Board of Health officials stated last night that eight fresh cases of pneumonic influenza were identified and isolated yesterday; four were ...

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  3. TO REOPEN PEOBABLYNEXT WEEK

    Meetings of the Medical Consultative Council and the State Cabinet are to be held to-night to consider whether, with safety, more of the restrictions imposed by the ...

    Article : 228 words
  4. FINLAND'S TRIALS.

    Mr. K. J. Naukler, M.A., who was recently appointed Consul for Finland in Australia, spoke interestingly in an interview on events in Finland during the past few years, and the ...

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  5. AMERICAN TROOPS IN BERLIN.

    American troops have arrived in Berlin to protect the trarsport of food. Germany is receiving 235,000 tons of food, for which she is paying ...

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  6. LATE CABLE NEWS. BAVARIA'S TROUBLES

    The newspapers regard the assassination by Lieut. Count Arcp Vally of Horr Eisner as the direct sequel to his oxposure of Germany's war guilt at Borne. Vally fired two shots ...

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  7. WOOL TRADE FREED. WAR RESTRICTIONS REMOVED.

    All the restrictions [?] dealing in wool, imposed as the result of war conditions, have been cancelled. ...

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  8. FRONTIERS PEACE CONFERENCE DISCUSSION

    An official communique from Paris states that the representatives of the Great Powers discussed the question of alloting to commissions the consideration ...

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  9. DEPARTURE OF JELLICOE.

    H.M.S. New Zealand, with Admiral Sir John and Lady Jellicoe on board, was given an enthusiastic send-off, despite the weather. The crowd on the jetty cheered, and the crew ...

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  10. SURVEY OF PROSPECTS.

    The [?]tion of fighting has made a change in the whole wool position, and the department has already taken active steps for the abandonment of State control. Some of the ...

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  11. GERMANY'S ARMY.

    A Copenhagen message says that the "Allgemoine Zeltung" reports that the German Ministry for Defence has drafted a bill establishing a voluntary standing army of 150,000. ...

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  12. RIOTS IN HUNGARY.

    According to a Zurich message, a Communist riot occurred at Budopest, under German and Russian ringleaders. The insurgent troops occupied the railway station and ...

    Article : 56 words
  13. SEARCHING FOR ANARCHISTS

    A Puris message states that, following the attempt on the life of M. Clemenceau, the police made numerous visits to the houses of militant communists and anarchists, and ...

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  14. RESTRICTIONS.

    Provided that improved conditions as to the influenza epidemic continue in the meantime, hotels and billiard rooms will be re-opened on Tuesday next, racecourses, churches, and ...

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  15. "INDIAN UNREST"

    Tllak, the well-known Indian reformer, sued Valentine Chirol for six alleged libe[?] contained in Chirol's hook, "Indian Unrest." A verdict was returned for the defendant, ...

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  16. NEW SOUTH WALES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 51 words
  17. PICKETS ASSAULT S0LDIERS.

    Another picket sensation is reported from Ross River It appears that two of the Alligator Creek works' employees, returned soldiers, named ...

    Article : 447 words
  18. PEACE PROBLEMS.

    According to a Paris message the Conference discussed the commercial policy between the Allies and neutral nations. They decided to appoint an economic commission to ...

    Article : 242 words
  19. OUTBREAK IN PORTUGAL

    The M[?] correspondent of the "Morning Post" says that Bolshevists and Carbonari, at Lisbon, on Saturday, demanded that the Government dissolve Parliament and ...

    Article : 72 words
  20. VICTORIA.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 34 words
  21. DAVIS CUP.

    Britain has issued to Australia a challenge for the Davis Cup. Belgium is also entering. America declines to enter, aa she considers that to issue a challenge now would be ...

    Article : 57 words
  22. PRESIDENT DEFENDS LEAGUE

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" reports that President Wilson met the members of Congress at dinner immediately after his arrival in ...

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  23. AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AFRICA

    Senator Pearce (Australian Minister for Defence) will sail for England to-day by the Marathon. Interviewed by the representative of the ...

    Article : 402 words
  24. CASES IN THE STATE.

    Of the two patients who died at the Coast Hospital during the 21 hours ended 8 p.m. yesterday, one was a little girl, Lily Gregg, who was taken to the institution two days Ago ...

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  25. INVERELL AND NORTH COAST.

    A conference was held here yesterday to consider the question of linking up the North-west railway system from Inverell to the tablelands. About 150 attended the ...

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  26. ALLEGED BLACKMAIL.

    The Chief Secretary made a statement for publication yesterday regarding the dismissal of a detective. Some time ago the Inspector-General of ...

    Article : 218 words
  27. AUSTRALIAN FLYERS.

    The Australian Flying Corps will cease the training of pilots as from March 15. Four training squadrons in England, stationed at Leighterton and Minchinbampton, have trained ...

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  28. STORY OF TIN ORE.

    The Commonwealth restrictions on the export of Western Australian tin ore are dealt with by a well-known mine owner, Mr. Frank A. Moss, in a Press letter, giving telegrams ...

    Article : 231 words
  29. RUSHING STRIKES.

    Mr. Appleton, secretary to the Federation Trade Unions, says that the federation's reserve of £265,000 ought to be sufficient to meet all well-directed schemes to secure ...

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  30. ALL DESTROYED.

    Owing to the German occupation of Belgium, a letter despatched to a manufacturing ffirm in Brussels by Messrs. W. J. Gunning and Co., 93 York-street, city, on ...

    Article : 185 words
  31. BISLEY MATCHES.

    A cable message has been received by the defence authorities from Brigadier-General Dodds, Commandant of the A.l.F. Headquarters, London, as follows:—"Organising, an ...

    Article : 197 words
  32. AERIAL ROUTE.

    Mr. Lloyd's aerial survey party arrived here last night from Yeulba, en route to Charleville, where the party will halt for a few days to survey and lay down the first ...

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  33. LOAN FOR CHINA.

    The Peking correspondent of the "New York Times" says the Chinese Cabinet has decided to ask Japan for a loan of £1,700,000, which is the balance of the £2,000,000 loan ...

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  34. AUSTRALIANS' GRAVES.

    An Australian corps has taken up the task of locating and registering the Australian graves in France and Belgium. Lieutenant Q. Spedding has been appointed Burials ...

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  35. MAJOR SETON'S DEATH.

    Lieut-Colonel Rutherford, who is charged with the murder of Major Miles Charles Seton, a well-known Melbourne medical practitioner, has been committed for trial. ...

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  36. PAY OFFICE.

    In contradistinction to the conditions at the military pay office, Mr. George Dunne, of Turramurra, points to the expeditions methods of clerks in the employ of shipping ...

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  37. M. CLEMENCEAU.

    The condition of M. C[?]nceau, the French Premier, who was shot several times by a man who sought to murder him, continues satisfactory. Medical men are of ...

    Article : 77 words
  38. TWO MEN KILLED.

    Two farm workers, Frank M'Garry and Ernest Gunning were this afternoon struck dead by lightning while engaged in loading chaff at M'Grath Bros.' farm, about three ...

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  39. ARCTIC EXPLORATION.

    Stefansson, the explorer, when interviewed, said that Storkerson's section of his expedition which has landed on the coast of Alaska, had not crossed the Polar basin. ...

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  40. BUTTER.

    On the advice of the Butter Pool Committee supplies of butter in New South Wales are to be commandeered. By this means traders will be prevented ...

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  41. LLOYD GEORGE AND THE MINERS.

    The full report of Mr. Lloyd George's conference with the miners shows that vigorous frank exchanges took place with Mr. Smillie, president of the Minors' Federation. Mr. ...

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  42. BARQUE IN DISTRESS

    Pinned against Clonmel Island by the terrific easterly gale, the unknown barque, which is believed to be the Rowena en route from Newcastle to Melbourne, experienced a frightful ...

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  43. HOSPITAL OUT-PATIENTS.

    With the approval of the Director-General of Health, all branches of the out-patients' department at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital will be reopened on Monday, March 3. ...

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  44. TO CELEBRATE PEACE.

    A committee of the House of Commons has warmly approved of a chain of beacons across the Empire to celebrate peace. ...

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  45. SYNDICALISM.

    Members of the extreme wing of the Labour party will make a direct attempt at the victorian conference to be held on April l8 to capture the machine for the purposes of ...

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  46. NOTE FORGER SENTENCED.

    For having attempted to forge a Commonwealth bank note. Max Selling was sentenced at the Central Criminal Court to-day to 10 years' imprisonment with hard labour. ...

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  47. HOMES FOR BLIND SOLDIERS

    In addition to other benefits to which a blind soldier is eligible, the new regulations stipulate that a blind soldier may be provided with a home the [?] of which does not ...

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  48. THE MURDERED AMIR.

    It is reported that Nasrullah Khan, the An[?]lophobe brother of the late Amir of Afghanistan, has seized the throne. It transpires that the Amir was encamped ...

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  49. RELIEF FROM MASKS.

    It required very little inducement to cause the public to discard face masks. Although for three weeks or more every citizen in the metropolitan area, submitted to the masking ...

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  50. MILLIONS CLUB MAIL COACH.

    A two-horse Army Service waggon was necessary to convey the parcels and the letters which were left at the Millions Club yesterday for the men on the Orsova, who are now in ...

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  51. BOGUS LODGERS.

    On separate occasions on Wednesday afternoon, robberies from two different houses were committed in similar circumstances. In each case, a man presenting himself as a lodger, ...

    Article : 69 words
  52. FROM CHINA THROUGH AUSTRALIA.

    A Paris message says that the representatives of Germany in connection with the armistice protested against the deportation of Germans from China to Australia, with a ...

    Article : 35 words
  53. A SOLDIER'S SENTENCE.

    Norman Ramsay Murray, who joined the A.I.F. at Adelaide, and who was sentenced to a year's detention was court [?] at Australian Headquarters for being absent ...

    Article : 60 words
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