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  2. WHERE THE WILDFOWL PLAY.

    Ram Island and the vicinity have always been noted for snakes, but on the recent holiday we saw more of the treacherous and uninviting longtails than usual. On ...

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  3. ROYAL WEDDING DRESSES.

    Princess Mary's bridal gown consists of an underdress of woven silver cloth, with a marquisette overdress of tulle, embroidered with pearls and silver thread, the ...

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  4. RESTLESS LABOUR.

    At Pawtucket, Rhode Island, the police on Tuesday morning fired upon a crowd of textile workers on strike in front of the Jencke's Spinning Company's mills ...

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  5. ALL BUT THE STATE

    The Leader of the House of Commons (Mr. Chamberlain), addressing a meeting of the Central Council of the National Unionist Council, called to discuss the ...

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  6. LONDON MONEY MARKET.

    Cable advices that have been received from London by the Federal Treasures Mr. Bruce) indicate that the state of the money market has become distinctly ...

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  7. TIRTSCHKE MURDER

    An attempt to prove an alibi, chiefly by showing that the accused man was at home it times when he ia alleged to have been near the locality of the tragedy, was made ...

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  8. "ARD FHEIS,"

    About 3,000 delegates attended the Sinn Fein Congress, which is known as the "Ard Fheis" Mr. De Valera, who presided, invited the ...

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  9. AIRSHIP EXPLODED.

    A disaster recalling the tragic collapse of the R38—which broke in two off Hull in August last, and resulted in the loss of 34 lives—has occurred near Norfolk, Virginia ...

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  10. ECONOMIC CRISIS.

    The conference called by the Prime Minister to discuss the existing economic position in Australia opened its sittings at the Commonwealth Bank to-day. The ...

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  11. TERRORISM ON THE RAND.

    The commando system formed among the strikers on the Rand mines in South Africa as resolving itself into a species of terrorism. Several alleged "scabs" have ...

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  12. AUSTRALIA A BAD EXAMPLE.

    In moving the rejection of the motion of the Boer Nationalist leader (Gen. Herttog) to appoint a permanent body to decide industrial disputes, the Prime ...

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  13. THE ZINC CONTRACT.

    In the House of Commons debate on the supplementary Estimates to-day, on the line 601,200, to cover the estimated loss on concentrates and spelter purchased in ...

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  14. HELIUM EMPTIED OUT.

    When the disaster occurred the dirigible was cruising at a height of 1,000 ft. above the army base, in preparation for the carrying out of a scheme to take the ship on a ...

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  15. THE NEW EUROPE.

    A meeting of the interallied committee on draft a scheme for the economic reconstruction of Europe prior to the Genoa conference has been opened in London. ...

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  16. INSIDE OR OVER.

    The Sheffield Chamber of Commerce to-day tendered a luncheon to the Australian High Commissioner (Sir Joseph Cook) on the occasion of his visit to the metropolis ...

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  17. RAILWAYMEN.

    The proposed regulation strike in the railway service, resolved upon by the annual conference of the Australian Railway Union, has been declared "off." The ...

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  18. DETAILS OF THE VESSEL.

    The Roma was at the time of her purchase from Italy, in January, 1921, the second largest semi-rigid aerial craft in the world. She was 410 ft. long, had a ...

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  19. HOSTAGES RELEASED.

    The Irish Republicans have released 17 more persons taken by them as hostages from, the Ulster border. ...

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  20. R38 WRECK.

    Announcing the results of an investigation by the Board of Admiralty of the history of the design of the airship R38, which broke in two and caught fire off ...

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  21. IRELAND'S "MOST SINISTER INFLUENCE."

    The Gaelic American newspaper (published in New York), in to-morrow's issue will say:-"Mr. De Valera has drawn £50,000 of Irish Republic funds for use ...

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  22. THE NATION'S DEBTS.

    President Harding has nominated the following as members of the Foreign Debts Refunding Commission:—The Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Mellon), the Secretary ...

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  23. FIFTY YEARS AGO.

    There was a large attendance on Tuesday evening to witness the induction of the Rev. P. McLaren to the charge of the Port Adelaide Presbyterian Church. The ...

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  24. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Imperial War Graves Commission to-day accepted the Commonwealth Government's offer to undertake the construction and maintenance of war ...

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  25. THE PRINCE IN INDIA.

    H.R.H. the Prince of Wales arrived here this morning on a three-days' visit, which is in the nature of a rest after his heavy Week at Delhi. The usual ceremonial ...

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  26. THE CLOYNES OUTRAGE.

    In the House of Lords to-day, the LorD High Chancellor (Lord Birkenhead) moved he appointment of a tribunal to enquire into the recent Cloynes Station affray. ...

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  27. SCHOONER VALMARIE HIGH AND DRY.

    The schooner Valmarie, from Grafton, with a full load of hardwood went ashore west of Farewell Spit last Saturday, in moderate weather. The vessel is now ...

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  29. LAKE CLIFTON RAILWAY ENQUIRY

    The Lake Clifton Railway Commission took further evidence to-day. Sir Henry Lefroy said be understood that when the line was completed it was to be taken over ...

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  30. NEW GUINEA LANDS.

    Regulations have been issued by the Federal Executive Council under the Treaty of Peace (Germany) Act, 1919-1920, by virtue of which the properties taken ...

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  31. OVERSEA SPORTING.

    At the close of last night's play McConachy (New Zealand) had scored 3,559 in his match against Inman, whose tally was 2,667. ...

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  32. NAVAL REDUCTION.

    The Newfoundland Naval Reserve, which furnished 2,000 seamen for the British Navy during the war, has been ordered to be disbanded as part of the naval reduction ...

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  33. THOUSAND MILES TOW.

    A remarkable tow has been accomplished by the Swedish steamer Unden (4,253 tons), bound for Australia. The vessel towed to Durban the Canadian ...

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  34. RELAY RACING

    The University of Pennsylvania will send a four-miles relay team to England to compete in the Oxford and Cambridge athletic contests next April. ...

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  35. CAULFIELD COURSE.

    A deputation of about 20 residents of Caulfield waited upon the Caulfield Council on Tuesday evening, and strongly protested against the proposal of the Victorian ...

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  36. CASUALTIES.

    PERTH, February 22.—The damage caused by Tuesday's fire on the river frontage, which destroyed boatsheds, yachts, and launches, is now estimated at £600. ...

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  37. ASTRONOMICAL CONGRESS IN ROME.

    In view of the far-reaching effects of decisions to be made at the meeting of the International Union in Goedesy and geophysics, and the International ...

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  38. A TILDEN CHAMPIONSHIP

    William T. Tilden, the world's 'tennis champion, has announced his decision to relinquish the English title because he will not go abroad to defend the title. ...

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  39. OLD PENSIONER'S DEATH.

    With a ballet wound in bis chest and a revolver in his hand, Benjamin Studd. an elderly man, was found dead in his bedroom at No. 6 Forest street, Collingwood ...

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  40. THE DAVIS CUP.

    The United States Lawn Tennis Association has rewired requests from France and Czecho-Slovakia to include those countries in the draw for challengers for the Davis ...

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  41. CEYLON TEA SALES.

    To-day's Ceylon tea sale totalled 1,250.000 lb. The catalogues comprised a fair selection, but the quality, with few exceptions, showed signs of falling off. There was not ...

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