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  2. POPE BENEDICT.

    His Holiness Pope Benedict XV, head of the Roman Catholic Church, died at 6 o'clock this morning. The Pope's condition was normal until ...

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  3. COALITION LIBERALS.

    A National Liberal Conference, comprising 2,700 Coalitionist delegates, is conferring in London with a view to creating a new party organisation, distinct from the ...

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  4. BRITISH TRADE REVIEW.

    Interest on the Stock Exchanges contiues to centre in gilt-edged securities, Which maintain their strength in thc face of strong competition from numerous new issues. ...

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  5. NAVAL TREATY.

    Article 19 of the Naval Treaty, dealing with fortifications, is still unsettled. Some delegates informally suggest that it be dropped altogether, and either attached to ...

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  6. IRISH AGREE.

    Mr. Michael Collins, leader of the Irish Provisional Government, and Sir James Craig, Premier of Ulster, after having conferred, announced yesterday that they had ...

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  7. BATHING FATALITIES.

    KORUMBURRA, Sunday. — Three men were drowned in a dam to-day at Moyarra, a few miles from Korumburra. The victims were:— ...

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  8. HOW A POPE IS ELECTED.

    The cardinals who elect a new Pope remain in strict seclusion from the time of their arrival to carry out the election, This method has prevailed since the 12th ...

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  9. IN TIME OF WAR.

    "Our heart bleeds at the sight of so many misfortunes," wrote the Pope to Cardinal Vannutelli dean of the Sacred'College, on May 25, 1915. "We have not desisted from ...

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  10. Japan and Peace.

    Prince Tokugawa, who led the Japanese delegation at Washington and is now returning to Japan, in a speech here said that if the Washington Conference had ...

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  11. SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRL.

    From the time Violet Carlyon, aged 10 years, was missed from her parents' home in Byfield street, Preston, on Thursday afternoon, all police stations in the ...

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  12. Framing Constitution.

    The "Daily News" says that the Irish Provisional Government is appointing a constitutional committee to draw up a Constitution for the Irish Free State. It ...

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  13. APPEAL FOR PEACE.

    On August 1, 1917, the Pope issued an appeal for peace, which said that he had maintained perfect impartiality towards all the belligerents. Near the end of the first ...

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  14. TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATOR.

    The Sacred College of Cardinals consists of the cardinals who have been duly constituted and proclaimed. It is the Supreme Council, or Senate, of the Romon Catholic ...

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  15. Sinn Fein Congress.

    Mr. de Valera, as president of the Sinn Fein National Council, has given notice of motion for the Sinn Fein Congress called for February 7 to decide a future policy, ...

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  16. Slavery Rampant.

    A correspondent of the "Westminster Gazette," lately returned from Abyssinia, declares that the worst forms of slavery are rampant in the capital, Addis Ababba, and ...

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  17. Bonin Islands Being Fortified.

    The correspondent.of the, Chiengo "Tribune" at Tokio says that Japan is steadily carrying on her programme of fortification of the Bonin Islands, which, under the ...

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  18. False Report of Death.

    Late editions of the London and Paris evening papers on Saturday announced that the Pope's death had occurred about a quarter to 5 o'clock. This news was ...

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  19. INDIAN CRISIS.

    There was a highly important debate in the Indian Legislative Assembly, Delhi, on Friday. The whole day was devoted to the discussion of a motion recommending the ...

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  20. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR.

    Mr. T. B. Merry, formerly, secretary to the Adelaide Trades and Labour Council, who was the Australian Labour representative at the Geneva International Labour ...

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  21. UNSTABLE CHINA.

    Conference sentiment seems to be in favour of Mr. Hughes listing the Chinese resolution to-day which are held up-owing to technical, objections, chiefly forwarded ...

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  22. ANGLO-FRENCH PACT.

    The Prime Minister (M. Poincare) desires that the completion of the AngloFrench pact should follow not procede the settlement of all questions pending between ...

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  23. Disastrous Fire.

    One of the most disastrous fires in the history of Glasgow attacked buildings covering two acres on Friday, including the largest railway goods store in Great Britain, those ...

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  24. WORK IN DIPLOMACY.

    It was said yesterday by a leading member of the Catholic clergy of Melhourne that among the principal work of the Pope since his elevation had been that of ...

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  25. The Next Pope.

    Newspaper express the Opinion that Cardinal Gasparri, the Papal Secretary of State, will he the next Pope. Cardinal Pietro Gasparri occupies an ...

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  26. SPORTING CABLES.

    The Australian Rugby footballers defeated St. Helens, in Lancashire, by 16 points to 5 yesterday. ...

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  27. German Press Comment.

    The newspapers comment on M. Poincare's declaration of policy with expressions of venomous personal hatred, and unfriendly comment in ...

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  28. British Football Results.

    Football matches played on Saturday resulted as follows:— Association.—Amateur International, at Swansea — England, 7 goals; Wales, nil. First League.—Arsenal ...

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  29. Tex Rickard Charged.

    Tex Rickard, the boxing promoter (who organised the recent Dempsey-Carpentier fight), has been arrested on a charge of having criminally assaulted a girl, aged. ...

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  30. POPE BENEDICT XV.

    Pope Benedict XV. was elected to his high office on September 3, 1914. He was then 59 years of age. His election followed. rapidly upon the death of his predecessor, ...

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  31. More Rebels Captured.

    Auxiliary police captured yesterday another rebel leader and a small band of followers, who were cutting the telegraph wires and looting near the Wainad ...

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  32. Debate in American Senate.

    An unexpected debate was precipitated on Friday in the Senate as the result of a motion asking what steps had been taken to solve the problem ot Shantung. ...

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  33. "HIGH AND NOBLE IDEALS."

    Addressing a very large assemblage at the ceremony of the laying of the foundation stone of a new brick Roman Catholic Church school at the intersection of ...

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  34. German Murder Trial.

    The Countess von Schliffen, who was accused of having attempted to murder her multi-millionaire brother-in-law and his son, has been found guilty and sentenced to two ...

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  35. ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) announced on Saturday that the High Commissioner (Sir Joseph Cook) had been asked to represent the Commonwealth at ...

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  36. Century-old Bully Beef.

    Tins of bully beef deposited on the beach of Fury and Hecla Strait, a narrow passage leading westward between Baffin's Land and Melville Peninsula, to the north of ...

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  37. Hungarian Crown.

    The French, Italian, and British Ministers have communicated to the Federal Government of Switzerland the decision of the Council of Ambassadors that if further ...

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  38. Forgetful Witnesses.

    An epidemic of forgetfulness has broken out among the prosecution's witnesses at the second trial of Roscoe Arbuckle. "Al." Sennacher, Virginia Rappe's manager, who ...

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  39. Billiards.

    After falling behind to the extent of 1,300 early in the week, C. Falkiner overhauled T. Newman in the match, of 16,000. Newman, however, regained the lead with ...

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  40. CONCESSIONS IN CHINA.

    Australian holders of concessions in China are being requested to notify the Prime Munster (Mr. Hughes) of the extent and nature of their interests. On Saturday ...

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  41. Trouble in Soviet.

    It is reported here that the Bolshevik Commissary for War (M. Trotzky) has resigned owing to a disagreement with the Prime.Minister (M. Lenin). M. Lenin is ...

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  42. Huge Racing Swindle.

    A warrant has been issued for the arrest of George Hunt, well known in speculative circles in,the city, in connection with what is, likely to develop into a gigantic ...

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  43. Services in Melbourne.

    Each night until the Pope is buried prayers will be said in St. Patrick's Cathedral for the repose of his soul. At 8 o'clock, tomorrow morning Archbishop Minnix ...

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  44. Wool Sales.

    At, the sale of mixed Bawra and free wools, prices for crossbreds were firm, but unchanged. A good selection of merinoes, both spinners and Continental sorts, was ...

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  45. GENERAL CABLES.

    At a meeting of the New Zealand Agents' Association in London it was resolved that, a while it did not approve of the meat pool, if it was established the members of the ...

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  46. AN EDUCATIONAL PICTURE.

    Sir,—With great interest I read your account of a fruit-bottling picture by,Miss Knight. The Department of Agriculture must he congratulated on its enterprise, ...

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  47. "High-minded and Gentle."

    ADELAIDE, Sunday. — Archbishop Spence, of Adalnide, said that very many people who did not belong to the Roman Catholic Church will mourn ...

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  49. BOXING.

    George Cook, the Australian heavyweight, and "Joe" Beckett have signed articles to [?]ight at the Holland Park skating rink on March 27 for £500 a side. ...

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  50. Wheat Ship on Fife.

    A fire broke out on the barque Dieppedalle, carrying a cargo of wheat from Sydney,at the seaport of Brake, in Oldenburg. The fire is now under control, but it is ...

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  51. Babbit-skin Sales.

    At the rabbit-skin sales 3,050 bales were offered, and 2,200 bales were sold. The demand for furriers' sorts was rather poor, and prices declined 20 per cent, as ...

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