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  2. AFRICAN REBELLION.

    Addressing the South African Party Congress in the Cape Province, the Prime Minister (General Smuts) referred to the bitter attacks made upon him by Mr. ...

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  3. HATRED OF ULSTER.

    Sinn Feiners destroyed 500,000 gallons of whisky in a raid on the bonded stores at the Custom House, ublin. The damage caused by the raid is estimated at over ...

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  4. MR. HUGHES ON TOUR.

    CASTLEMAINE, Saturday.—Having completed a hurried tour of the new districts which it is proposed should be included in the Bendigo electorate, the Prime ...

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  5. AUTO SUGGESTION.

    M. Cone, of Nancy, who is described as an authority on auto-suggestion, is on a visit to London, where he has held a remarkable series of seances, in which ...

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  6. PRINCE AT HONG KONG.

    Hong Kong refuses to do any kind of work while the Prince of Wales is here, The majority of the population were engaged on Friday in trying to follow him ...

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  7. PREPARING FOR GENOA.

    On the way to Genoa to attend the Economic Conference, the Prime Minister of England (Mr. Lloyd George) conferred in the train with the French Premier ...

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  8. LABOUR BREAKAWAY.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Never before in the history of the Labour movement in New South Wales have there been so much bickering and bitter recrimination as have ...

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  9. COLLISION IN MID-AIR.

    A shocking aeroplane disaster occurred at Til[?]y. A British aeroplane of the Daimler line, travelling from London with mails for Paris, collided with a Goliath machine, ...

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  10. MR. DOOLEY'S RESIGNATION.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—By Wednesday a Coalition Ministry will hold the reins of Government in New South Wales. It was common knowledge in political circles at ...

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  11. Bavarian Monarchy.

    The Socialist leander caused a sensation in the Bavarian Parliament by declaring that Bavarian reactionaries were plotting to re-establish the monarchy in Bavaria under ...

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  12. INDIAN MOSLEM MESSAGE.

    In a speech at Peshawar, capital of the North-West Frontier Province of India, the Viceroy (the Earl of Reading) announced that the Home Government had ...

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  13. Situation Most Grave.

    The situation in Ireland, said Mr. Winston Churchill, Secretary of State for the Colonies, in the course of an address at Dundee, was most grave, and it would ...

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  14. SPORTING CABLES.

    Judging by Cook's final trials at High Beech yesterday, the contest on Monday with "Joe" Beckett will be interesting from the outset. Both will seek to give an ...

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  15. Australian Delegation Leaves.

    The High Commissioner for Australia (Sir Joseph Cook), the secretary to the High Commissioner (Mr. M. L. Shepherd), and the manager of the Commonwealth ...

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  16. MIGRATION SCHEME.

    In a leading article the "Morning Post" warmly supports an inter-Imperial migration scheme in which the British, Commonwealth, and Australian State Governments ...

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  17. Italian Premier Confident.

    In an interview, Signor Facta, who is Premier, and Minister for Liberated Territories, said that the Italian Government viewed the Genoa Conference as the ...

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  18. ARBITRATION COURT FAILURE

    CASTLEMAINE, Saturday.—Advocating the abolition of the Federal Arbitration Court and the substitution of industrial tribunals on the lines of the Victorian ...

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  19. Bolshevik Aspirations.

    The Russian Bolshevik Commissary for Foreign Affairs (M. Tchitcherin), who is one of the delegates at the Genoa Conference, said that he approved particularly of ...

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  20. Gandhi in Gaol.

    Gandhi's imprisonment is creating certain excitement among the extremist and moderate papers owing to reports about ill-treatment or lack of treatment, and ...

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  21. Camp Followers of Revolt.

    At the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce the president referred to the serious effect of the strike revolution on the industrial and economic conditions. ...

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  22. EXPULSION OF MR. CATTS.

    "The day of the disintegration of the Labour party is near," declared the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) at Maryborough on Saturday when referring to the expulsion ...

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  23. Proposals Criticised.

    Mr. Harold Cox, editor of the "Edinburgh Review," in an article in the "Sunday Times" asserts that the inter-Imperial emigration scheme cannot solve the problem of ...

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  24. Free State Government.

    Mr. de Valera, in a speech, said that the Irish people would always oppose the treaty, and, if wise, would remove it by the roots. The Provisional Government would not be ...

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  25. AID FOR BEEF INDUSTRY.

    In an interview with a representative of the Australian Press Association, Mr. J. A. M. Elder, of the Australian firm of John Cooke and Company Proprietary ...

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  26. Britain's Army Too Small.

    Earl Haig, when accepting the freedom of the city of Leicester, referred to the cutting down of the nation's insurance against foreign aggression. He declared ...

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  27. IRISH DELEGATE'S VIEWS.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Sunday.£That 9[?] per cent. of the people in Ireland favour the Irish Free State, as outlined in the treaty, is the opinion of Mr. Hall Skelton, ...

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  28. Ex-Emperor Karl.

    The aristocracy, dignitaries, and generals of the Monarchist regime crowded into the Cathedral for the requiem to the ex-Emperor Karl of Austria-Hungary. After the ...

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  29. RAILWAY-MEN'S PAY.

    "Members must not talk reduction, they must talk increase in wages because they are entitled to it," said the general secretary (Mr. A. M. Taylor) at a meeting of ...

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  30. Frauds on Government.

    The liquidators of S. V. Nevanas and Co. Ltd., meat importers, who went into voluntary liquidation in February, 1920, with liabilities of £250,000 and assets ...

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  31. Mr. Hunter to Return.

    Mr. Percy Hunter, Commonwealth Director of Migration and Settlement in London, will leave for Australia at the end of this month. ...

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  32. IMPERIAL CO-OPERATION.

    CASTLEMAINE, Saturday.—Referring to cable messages commenting on the announcement that the Imperial Government had agreed to finance loans for ...

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  33. DERBY BETTING.

    Bookmakers are most cautious in offering odds on the City and Suburban and on the Derby. For former, best offers for Monarch Leighton and Granely is 7 to 1; ...

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  34. GOLF.

    At White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, J. H. Kirkwood, the Australian golf player, finished third in the Greenbrier open tournament. The scores were:— ...

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  35. Canadian Defence Forces.

    The Canadian Ministry has introduced a bill to consolidate the control of air, naval, military, and mounted police forces in a single department of defence. The ...

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  36. Anti-Bolshevik's Troubles.

    General Semeno[?], the anti-Bolshevik leader, who has been granted an American permit for temporary admittance to the United States, appeared in the court at ...

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  37. SYNDEY MOTORING MISHAP.

    SYDNEY, Sunday.—Four persons were injured to-night, when a motor-car and a motor-cycle collided at the intersection of Bourke and Cleveland streets. The victims ...

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  38. Bogus Company Promoted.

    After a trial lasting 26 days, the jury found Thomas Fletcher, an ex-mayor, and Bertrand Breakspeare, a clerk, not guilty on a charge of conspiracy to defraud, in ...

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  39. Awaiting Extradition.

    The police at New Orleans are awaiting requisite papers from Melbourne in connection with the proposed extradition of E[?]ic Harold McBride and Maggie McBride, who ...

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  40. University Sports.

    Cambridge won the four-mile international relay race by 75 yards from Pennsylvania, Oxford being 12 yards farther away third. The time was 18min 7 2-5sec., ...

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  41. BILLIARDS.

    T. Reece won his match, against C. McConachy (New Zeuland) in the, first round of games for the British professional championship. The final scores were:— ...

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  42. GENERAL CABLES.

    A cyclone which swept over the States of Texas and Oklahoma (U.S.A.) on Saturday killed at least 10 people. Properly was considerably damaged. ...

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  43. WEEK-END ROBBERIES.

    At half-past 11 o'clock on Saturday night Sergeant Priestly and Constable O'Sullivan saw two men leaving the "Guardian" Printing Office, Richmond. They intercepted ...

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  44. TENNIS.

    It has been definitely announced that the forthcoming tennis championships will be played on the new courts at Wimbledon, where the stand for the centre court will ...

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  45. DAVIS CUP.

    SYDNEY. Sunday.—There is every reason to believe that by the middle of the week arrangements will have been completed for sending a team to America to represent ...

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  46. West Australian Loan.

    A loan of £2,000,000 is being issued by the West Australian Government at £9[?], and bearing interest at the rate of 5 per Cent. The bonds are redeemable in ...

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  47. Australian Fruits.

    Sir Joseph Cook opened an exhibition of Australian fruits at Australia House to-day. The exhibits include fresh and preserved fruits from New South Wales, ...

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  48. BRITISH FOOTBALL RESULTS.

    Football matches played yesterday resulted as follow:— Association.—England v. Scotland, 0 to 1, First League—Bol[?]on v. Manchester United, 1 to [?]; ...

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  49. RAILWAY REVENUE.

    Railway revenue returns for the 10 days ended March 31 give an interesting indication of the effects of Easter traffic on the departmental receipts. During the ...

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  50. Deposed Mayor.

    A strange murder trial has just been concluded. M. Reynes, who was the mayor of Juzes Haute, Garonne, was defeated at a recent election by M. Ponx. Madame ...

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  52. AUSTRALIAN WAR MUSEUM.

    Arrangements for opening the Australian War Museum to the public on Anzac Day are nearing completion. The primary object of the museum is to keep in ...

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  53. "HORSE-KILLER" REAPPEARS.

    ADELAIDE, Sunday.—The notorious "horse-killer" is apparently at work again in the vicinity of Adelaide. A black gelding, the property of Mr. Frank Sicbert, ...

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