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  2. ROYAL WEDDING.

    Rain overnight, a dreary forenoon, and then brilliant sunshine for the hour of the Royal wedding on Tuesday only emphasised the fickleness of the English climate. ...

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  3. EGYPT SOVEREIGN STATE.

    It is officially announced that Egypt has been created an independent Sovereign State, subject to certain reservations, and that the protectorate has been terminated. ...

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  4. "BLEEDING" THE TRAMWAYS.

    The section in the Tramways Act under which payments have to be made from revenue to charitable and other institutions is causing grave concern to the ...

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  5. MILD EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.

    Many residents of Melbourne and of a number of outlying country and seaside places were rudely awakened at about 1 o'clock yesterday morning by unusual ...

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  6. IRRIGATED VICTORIA.

    SHEPPARTON, Wednesday.—With the object of inspecting the Dookie Agricultural College and of obtaining personal knowledge of the irrigation works and ...

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  7. UNION DOMINATION.

    HOBART, Wednesday.—A number of members of the crew which brought the Commonwealth steamer Largs Bay to Australia complained to-day of having been ...

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  8. IMMIGRATION CONTROVERSY

    Last evening Mr. Gullett replied to the most recent statement of Mr. Hughes, and particularly to the complaint of the Prime Minister that ...

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  9. AUSTRALIA'S GOOD WISHES.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Felicitations to Princess Mary on her marriage with Viscount Lascelles were forwarded to-day on behalf of the people of Australia by the ...

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  10. Soldiers' Congratulations.

    The following cable message was sent by Mr. G. J. C. Dyett, federal president of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' Imperial League of Australia, to His Majesty the ...

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  11. Methodists Gratified.

    Members attending the conference of the Methodist Churches of Victoria and Tasmania last night expressed gratification at the marriage of Princess Mary and Viscount ...

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  12. WHERE WAS THE FLAG?

    Sir.—Yesterday I returned home from the city in a disconsolate state of wonderment, having looked in vain for any display of flags upon the Government buildings (or, ...

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  13. STEAMER DELAYED.

    The manager in Australia for the Commonwealth Government Line of steamers (Mr. Eva) made the following statement yesterday:—"The remarks' contained in ...

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  14. POLITICS IN BRITAIN.

    The political situation continues to be most interesting Frequent rumours associate the names of various members of the Cabinet with impending resignation. ...

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  15. STRIKERS FIRE ON POLICE.

    The most serious conflict yet reported occurred at the mining town of Boksburg. A large body of strikers marched to the gaol with the object of releasing imprisoned ...

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  16. Irish Free State Finance.

    Mr. Michael Collins states that the Free State Government is able to provide £50,000 to £100,000 immediately, and £250,000 later for reconstruction work in ...

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  17. ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Whether, or not the conference of representatives of employers and employees which for a week has been discussing the economic and ...

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  18. Revelry at Night.

    There were uproarious scenes in the West End in the evening, in which chiefly girls and young men took part. By nine o'clock the neighbourhood of Buckingham Palace ...

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  19. Viscount Harcourt's Death.

    Evidence at the inquest into the circumstances surrounding the death of Viscount Harcourt, formerly Secretary of State for the Colonies, who was found dead in his ...

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  20. London Wheat Market.

    Wheat cargoes are firm. Despite lower American advices, the demand is still fairly active at about 6d. advance. Cargoes have been sold as follow:—Ethelwof, 59/; Baron ...

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  21. FORCING THE BOARD'S HANDS

    The Minister for Public Works (Mr. Clarke) yesterday made clear to a deputation from the Footscray City Council that he did not intend in future to hear ...

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  22. FEDERAL FINANCE.

    Although, according to a statement issued yesterday by the Federal Treasurer (Mr. Bruce), the Customs revenue for February indicated a decrease of £106,529 compared ...

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  23. Revolt at Moscow.

    A serious revolt among the workers arose at Moscow, following on a strike in the railway workshops and waterworks. A regiment of "Red" Guards joined the ...

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  24. Reports from the Country.

    BALLARAT, Wednesday.—The earthquake shock was not recorded at the Mount Pleasant observatory. COWES, Wednesday.—A few minutes after 1 ...

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  25. Dismissals at Lithgow Works.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—One hundred men are to be dismissed from the Lithgow ironworks this week. In making the announcement to-day the manager (Mr. ...

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  26. ELECTING CITY ASSESSORS.

    What is described by the Town Hall authorities as an unprecedented incident occurred in the election yesterday of assessors for the city wards. For over 20 years ...

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  27. WHEAT LOADING.

    Owing to insufficient supplies of wheat coming forward, loading operations were again suspended at Williamstown yesterday on the Japanese steamer Mitsuki ...

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  28. SYDNEY LABOUR COUNCIL.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Many unions are strongly opposed to the step taken by the New South Wales Trades and Labour Council in deciding to affiliate with the Third ...

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  29. NAVIGATION ACT.

    Although the Navigation Act was proclaimed some time ago, all its provisions did not immediately become operative, but were made so in instalments. The first ...

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  30. AIR SURVEY OF LAKE EYRE.

    A telegram received at the Defence department yesterday stated that an ae[?]l [?]urvey of Lake Eyre, 450 miles north of Adelaide, had been completed during the ...

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  31. Princes Bridge-Middle Park Project.

    At a meeting on Monday night the president of the Albert Park Progress Association complained that on a recent hot Sunday evening he had seen 13 successive trams ...

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  32. WHY DELIVERIES ARE SHORT.

    Mr. H. W. Clapp, chairman of Railways Commissioners, in explaining the unusual position that had arisen in respect to railway deliveries of wheat to Williamstown, ...

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  33. King's Thanks to Empire.

    Their Majesties the King and Queen have sent a message of thanks to the people of the Empire for their affectionate good wishes on the occasion of Princess Mary's ...

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  34. British Grant of £300.

    The Australian Press Association is informed that in the controversy between Mr. Hughes and Mr. Gullett some misunderstanding has arisen in reference to the ...

    Article : 216 words
  35. CLOSE CONTEST AT ST. KILDA.

    The contest for the seat in the St. Kilda Council vacated by Councillor H. Barnet, who retired recently, proved very close. The election was held yesterday. Mr. F. J. ...

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  36. RECOVERY OF PARER COUSINS.

    KALGOOBLIE (W.A.), Wednesday.— Lieutenant, Roy Parer, who was injured in the recent aeroplane accident at Boulder, left for Perth this evening. His cousin, ...

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  37. NEW ZEALAND KING'S PRIZE.

    WELLINGTON, Wednesday.—The King's prize was won by D. Roots (539 [?]oints), W. H. West (537) second, and A. [?]almshaw (534) third. Roots and West ...

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  39. French Felicitations.

    The newspapers devote articles to the Royal wedding in London. Marshal Foch issues through "Le Matin" a manifesto saying: "All France ...

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  40. GENERAL CABLES.

    British shipyard workers have rejected the proposed abandonment of the weekly flat-rate bonus of 26/6 by 110,882 votes to 10,788. ...

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