This morning at 1O.30 Mr. [?] Vaughan, M.P., introduced a. representative deputation of the employed to the Commissioner of Public Works (Sir Ricoard Batler) to arge ...
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Advertising : 57 wordsThe Germans have materially altered their battle front. When they turned on the Aime, like a wounded stag at bay, they fought desperately. For days the ...
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Article : 104 wordsThe Deputy Postmaster-General (Mr. E. W. Bramble) intimates that approval has been given for the deferred telegram system to be brought into operation ...
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Advertising : 34 wordsTsing-tao. the chief port of Kiao-Chon, the German possession in China, is now entirely invested. ...
Article : 27 wordsDr. Wade, the oil expert, who came to Adelaide to investigate a number of oil discoveries, is at present scrutinising reports and correspondence dealing with ...
Article : 52 wordsFlemington Steeplechase Clontara. I [?]Doddy and Averts. I October Stakes-Uncle Sam. All engagements-Sheriff Muir, Francis ...
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The Mail (Adelaide, SA : 1912 - 1954), Fri 2 Oct 1914, Page 1
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