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Advertising
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AIR RAID ON LONDON.
Strange days—and what nights! What a night, especially this of Saturday last, with its orgy ot sights and sounds, its crashing bombs and rearing guns and bursting shells, ...
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FIRES IN WHEAT STACKS.
On Saturday the Inspector-General of Police received the following telegram from the Lockhart police:— "Fire broke out in several places on ...
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Family Notices
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.
As the day of Australia's great-opportunity to vindicate her honour and support the v[?] of her troops draws nearer, the unscrup[?] methods of those who would traduce her name ...
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FIGHTING TUN FIRE.
This morning, the Lockhart railway station yards was the scene of an extraordinary outbreak of fire. At the goods shed smoke was noticed ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency the Governor-General, accompanied by her Excellency Lady Helen Munro Ferguson, and attended by Captain Haskett-Smith, A.D.C., unveiled a memorial ...
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THE MORATORIUM.
It is satisfactory that the Government does not regard its moratorium regulations as other than of a temporary character, for they are by no means adequate ...
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The Sydney Morning Hearld.
President Wilson has just now so many urgent problems, both diplomatic and domestic, to consider that he can hardly give his full attention to the answer of ...
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A GERMAN TOWN.
The Premier of South Australia (Mr. Crawford Vaughan) arrived in Sydney yesterday. He has been addressing meetings in Victoria in support of the compulsory service ...
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THE P.L.L.
The executive of the P.L.L. has withdrawn its endorsement of Messrs. H. Hoyle (Surry Hills), J. S. T. M'Gowen (Redfern), R. D. Meagher (Phillip), T. S. Crawford ...
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LIEUT. MACCORMICK.
Cable advice was received yesterday that Lieutonant Alexander Campbell, oldest son of Sir Alexander and Lady MacCormick, was killed in action in France on the 10th inst. ...
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COALITION PROPOSALS.
On his return from Melbourne the Premier (Mr. Holman) said, in reply to a question on the subject: "A statement that has been made concerning the formation of a national party ...
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60,000 MEN FIT.
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HOUSES ENTERED.
Early on Saturday morning the residence of Mr. James Chalmers (managing director of Farmer's, Ltd.), Ardiui, Fairfax-road, Bellevue Hill, was entered by a burglar, who stole ...
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LEVY ON WEALTH.
Many correspondents have written, explaining how they are likely to be affected by the proposed levy upon wealth. If the bill, which is to be introduced into ...
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NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.
The latest casualty list shows that eight officers and 169 men were killed in action; two officers and 18 men died of wounds, and two officers and 156 men were wounded. ...
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