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  2. INTERSTATE LABOUR CONFERENCE

    The Labour Conference continued its sittings to-day. The committees were appointed to deal with the Standing Orders and to arrange the precedence of motions ...

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  3. REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET

    The members of the English eleven arrived from Geelong this morning by the Melbourne express, and in the afternoon were interested spectators of the play in ...

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  4. "COURIER" WEATHER CHART.

    As an evidence of the very patchy nature of the recent storms, two big fires occurred last night close to the town, to the west and north. They were evidently caused by heavy lightning. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES

    The smelters were run out at midnight last night. The trouble arose on the men's afternoon shift going on, when the manager, it is stated, suspended a few men. ...

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  6. TRAGEDIES AND ACCIDENTS.

    The latest development in connection with the recent double tragedy in Casino is that a Lismore solicitor, on behalf of Messrs. Parker and Kissane, Casino ...

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  7. PARLIAMENT

    Mr. VILLIERS BROWN, by leave of the Council, moved without notice,—"In view of the length of time which must elapae before the Northern and Central ...

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  8. AEROPLANE ACCIDENT.

    Mr. Fowler, [?]the American aviator, was aeroplaning from Hampshire to Eastbourne, on the Sussex coast, when he was caught in a storm and carried out to sea, ...

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  9. LOCAL GOVERNMENT

    At the monthly meeting of the Windsor Town Council, held last evening there were present[?] Aldermen A. W. Bale (Mayor), W. Bo[?]er, J. Johnson, W. E Parsons, C. Toylor, W. H. Clark, ...

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  10. FOUND DROWNE[?]

    A report was made to the police this morning that the body of a man was floating in Barnes Creek, half a mile from Mackay, on the North Side road. The ...

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  11. BOARD OF CONTROL'S ACTION

    Mr. E F. Mitchell, K.C., who took an important part in the earlier proccedings in connection with the control of cricket, said to night that he had no doubt as to ...

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  12. PERILS OF SURF BATHING

    Two unclaimed suits of clothes were found in the dressing sheds at Coogee, and it is believed two surf bath[?]rs have lost their lives. The dangers which surf ...

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  13. INTERSTATE MATCH

    The interstate cricket match, New South Wales v. South Australia, was advanced another stage to-day in cool and pleasant weather. There was poor attendance. As a result of the ...

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  14. MELBOURNE WHARF LABOURERS' DEMANDS

    The conference between the steamship owners and the wharf labourers regarding the demand for increased pay was concluded to-day. No announcement as to ...

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  15. CRASHED INTO A TREE

    Mr. W. H. Lee, a son of Major Lee, of the Wide Bay Regiment, while kangaroo hunting, became separated from his companions, and was found unconscious. He ...

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  16. THE DIGNITY OF LABOUR

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) has gone to Hobart to attend the Federal Labour Conference as a delegate for Queensland (says Saturday's "Sydney ...

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  17. TOOWOOMBA CITY COUNCIL.

    In consequence of the decision to abolish the ward system in the Toowoomba municipality, all the members of the City Council will probably be gazetted out of office some ...

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  18. A 44-HOUR WEEK

    The building trades in the metropolitan area are considering a proposal to insist on the introduction of 14 hours as a week's work on February 1 next. The ...

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  19. A MINER'S BRAVERY

    A miner named Cullen displayed conspicuous bravery in the Bullfinch Mine last week. After lighting fuses attached to a dozen charges in the bottom of the ...

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  20. LAIDLEY SHIRE COUNCIL.

    The final meeting of the Laidley Shire Council, as at present constituted was held yesterday. There were present: Councillors R. J. BLake (Chairman), J. Cook J. Brimblecomb, ...

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  21. BIG STRIKE AT PERTH

    The workers comprising the turners, fitters, and blacksmiths in the locomotive workshops, to the number of 1000, ceased work to-day, as the outcome of the refusal ...

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  22. SEVERE SNOWSTORMS

    Severe snowstorms have occurred in Scotland and the North of England. There have been heavy losses of stock in Derby[?] shire. ...

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  23. LABOUR IN NEW ZEALAND

    Sir George Reid, Commonwealth High Commissioner, in a letter to the "Standard" to-day referring to the statements made by Mr. E. G. Jelli[?], who was ...

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  24. GASOMETER COLLAPSES

    The water tank of a gasometer at Ilke[?] stone burst, and the gasometer collapsed, partially demolishing a row of cottages. A girl was drowned, and other persons ...

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  25. CHINESE REVOLUTION

    The correspondent of the "New York Herald" states that Russia has demanded that China shall recognise the independence of Mongolia, and announces that ...

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  26. AMERICAN COLD WAVE

    The death-roll in this city from the intense cold lately preva[?]ng now totals 17. The cold wave extends across the continent to the Pacific Coast, and the ...

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  27. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    At the deferred conclusion of the cycle and pedestrian events in connection with the six days' bicycle race, A. H. Shepherd succeeded in Jewering the motor paced ...

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  28. WARWICK TOWN COUNCIL.

    The Warwick Town Council's finances on January [?] stood as follows:—The general account started on January 1, 1911, with a debit balance of £3494/10/2, and terminated the year with a ...

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  29. THE COAL CRISIS

    Mr. Thomas, chairman of the Cambrian Combine Colleries, states that the recent efforts to effect peace by a compromise have been set aside, and now the struggle ...

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  30. THE PITTSWORTH FIRE

    The total damage caused by the fire at Pittsworth in the early hours this morning is estimated at £5700. Copp's buildings were insured with the ...

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  31. VICTORIA

    It was announced it the sitting of the Licenses Reduction Board to-day that the total compensation awarded for the year ended December 31 amounted to £48,454. ...

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  32. THE COTTON TRADE.

    At a mass meeting of cotton operatives held it A[?]ingtion, where the trouble ever the employment of a non-unionist arose, which has led to the present strike ...

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  33. MURWILLUMBAH TOWN COUNCIL.

    At the meeting of the Murwillumbah Town Council on 3rd instant the Mayor (Aldermani Goldsmid) presiding, accounts totalling £24/4 were passed for payment from the general fund, ...

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  34. TWO TRAIN DISASTERS

    Two trains on the Canadian Pacific Railway crashed into each other head on at Terrebonne, in the Queb[?] province, while travelling at full speed. Both trains ...

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  35. "CONSCRIPTION IMPOSSIBLE."

    Viscount Haldane, Secretary of State for War, speaking at Edinburgh, said he welcomed Lord Roberts's more generous attitude towards the Territorials, but a ...

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  36. THE BRADFORD STRIKE.

    The masters at Bradford have resolved upon a lockout unless the woolcombe[?] on strike resume work by Wednesday. They have also decided not to renew the ...

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  37. WESTERN AUSTRALIA

    Sydney Ashdown, alias C. Berkley Ayres, an Englishman, 30 years, who was recently arrested at Broome on a charge of having embezzled 6000 dollars received by ...

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  38. ROYAL VISIT TO INDIA

    The King and Queen concluded their visit to Calcutta yesterday and left in the Medina for Bombay. An enormous crowd assembled to witness the departure ...

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  39. WATERFORD SHIRE COUNCIL.

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  40. SHIPBUILDING DISPUTE.

    At a conference between representatives of the Shipbuilders' Federation and the Workmen's Federation, held at Carlisle, it was mutually agreed to discuss the ...

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  41. GATTON DROWNING FATALITY.

    The remains of the late Mr. C. Blanch, who was accidentaly drowned an the Lockyer Creek on Sunday, were laid to rest this afternoon in the Gatton ...

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  42. FIRE ON A BATTLESHIP

    A fire broke out on the British battleship caesar at devonport through a leak in one of the oil fuel tanks. A desporate effort was made to prevent the flames ...

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  43. NEW WESTMINSTER BANK ROBBERY

    Private detectives have arrested in New York a man named John Macnamara on the charge of complicity in the bank robbery at New Westminster, in British ...

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  44. WANDERING MEN

    The police were informed to-day that a man had been seen wandering naked in a paddock at the Elliott River. A constable was despatched, and found James Alexander [?]others ...

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  45. JONDARYAN SHIRE COUNCIL.

    In years past local government elections have not caused any interest in this locality, as the old representatives have usually been allowed to return unopposed. This year, however, there is ...

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  46. POSTMEN'S DEMANDS.

    The Postmen's Federation has formulated demands for submission to the Select Committee to be appointed to consider their grievances. These include an 8-hour ...

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  47. NEW ZEALAND.

    The revenue for the first three quartera of the current financial year totals £7,747,467, an increase of £598,884 over the corresponding period of the previous ...

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  48. BUNGIL SHIRE COUNCIL.

    At the monthly meeting of the Bungil Shire Council there were present: Councillors Thrupp (Chairman), Ferrier, Stevenson, Dray, and Mr. D. Ross (clerk). In reply to the District Lands ...

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  49. ARGENTINE RAILWAY STRIKE.

    The managers of the railway companies in the Argentine Republic accepted the offered intervention of the Minister for the Interior in the existing dispute with ...

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  50. DEFENCE MATTERS

    It is being found by the defence authorities that the 14-year-old boys of Australia who have now become eligible for training under the defence scheme are not ...

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  51. RECENT BURNING ACCIDENT[?]

    Miss Kate Nicholls, the victim of the burning accident on Monday, is still in the hospital in a serious condition. ...

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  52. MONTVILLE FRUITGROWERS AND FARMERS.

    The monthly meeting of the Montville Fruitgrowers' and Farmers' Progress Association was held in the School of Arts on saturday evening. The president (Mr ...

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  53. ALLEGED PILLAGING

    Five lorry drivers employed by a well known firm of carriers were arrested to-day on a charge of pillaging at the wharves. Detectives searched the lorries, and found a quantity of white lead, ...

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  54. BITTEN BY A SNAKE.

    Victor Woodward, aged 14 years, was bitten by a brown snake at Armstrong Creek, North Pine-district, yesterday afternoon. The Ambulance Brigade journeyed ...

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  55. THE MO[?]OCCAN DIFFICULTY

    The negotiations between France and Spain with regard to Morocco are still beclouded. France requires the Sultan of Morocco to retain a general sovereignty ...

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  56. LOSS OF THE ASKOY

    Captain Morner and nine men, forming portion of the crew of the wre[?]ked ship Askoy, who were picked up in mid-ocean while endeavouring in a boat to mike for ...

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  57. HIGHFIELDS SHIRE.

    A public meeting of ratepayers of the Highfield Shire, convened by the local progress association, was held in the Empire Hall last night for the purpose of ...

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  58. Missionary Summer School.

    The Melbourne Church Missionary Association began a fifth summer school at Cowes yesterday, 170 members being drawn from the other States and all parts ...

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  59. ACCIDENTS IN BRISBANE.

    Two men employed in connection with the Rail[?] Department met with accidents yesterday. While at work at Melbourne-street Station a bridge ...

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  60. ZONO TWIN[?]

    Records, Jumbo Double, sided only, 3/ each now. Heindorff Bros., 210 Queen-st.* Bensdorp's Famous Pele Mele Chocolates and Peak Freens Golden Puffs at Rowe's.* ...

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