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BY TELEGBAPIt—PRESS ASSOCIATION. —OOPYBIGHT. Mr. Dooley, the Premier of New South Wales, has announced that the Government lias decided to declare Anzac Day a national holiday. Four more New York brokers have suspended operations, making 35 since the recent raids upon the bucket shops commenced, says a Reuter message. Another plague-infcctcd rat has been discovered m Brisbane, but ne human cases have been reported for some weeks. The Plague Hospital is now empty. Mr. Fraser, Chief Railway Commissioner of New South Wales, claims that £2,196,000 has been saved by greater co-operation and efficiency of the railways and tramways in 1921. An earthquake of local origin was recorded yesterday at Melbourne. The total duration, was one minute. The record shows that tho centre was within a hundred miles of Melbourne. The shock was not violent.
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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 134, 2 March 1922, Page 5
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