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  2. AT GRIPS WITH DEATH.

    Pioneering in the Northern Territory as accomplished under conditions and in circumstances of which the ordinary city; dweller has little conception. Mineral ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. NO MERCY.

    The Advocate-General has decided not to recommend to mercy Armand Jeanes, who has been condemned to execution for having been responsible for the death of ...

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  4. A FOOLISH ACT.

    Before a board consisting of warden Mr. W. L. Owen (Chairman), Mr. H. S. Egan (representing the Commissioner of Railways), and Mr. S. De Garis ...

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  5. A PROMISING SINGES.

    South Australia has been rich in musical talent, and periodically a new star appears in the constellation of that branch, of art. The latest addition is Miss Rita Coonan ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. SAVED BY A MURDERER.

    Some idea of the dangers and, difficulties under which police troopers in Central Australia have to labour was given in evidence at the recent criminal sittings at ...

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  7. ON THE STUMP.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) has begun a tour of the districts which it is proposed to add to, the Bendigo Division in the redistribution of Federal seats. In ...

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  8. IRISH CHAOS.

    A hundred recruits who were going from Kerry to Dublin to enlist in the Free State Army were taken into custody by a force of armed rebels at Mallow station, Cork. ...

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  9. GENOA.

    Earl Curzon is suffering from a severe attack of neuritis, and is not able to go to Genoa. The (Minister for War (Sir L. Worthington Evans) will take his place. ...

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  10. THE ART GALLERY.

    On the loan well at the Art Gallery is now exhibited a selection of the pictures lent by Mr. G. D. Cowan. These works were exhibited in the Institute Building ...

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  11. PARIS, April 6.

    It is generally expected that the main purpose of Mr. Lloyd George's visit to the French Premier (M. Poincare) to-morrow is to induce him to attend the Genoa ...

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  12. CARE OF RETIRED CONSTABLES.

    As the result of the wishes uttered by a deputation of members of the House of Commons, the Cabinet has telegraphed to the Commander of Forces (Gen. Sir Nevil ...

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  13. NEW SOUTH WALES POLITICS.

    His Excellency the Governor (Sir Walter Davidson) will visit the Premier, who is in hospital, to-morrow morning, and it is almost certain that Mr. Dooley will hand ...

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  14. ON THE SPOT.

    Tie Polish, Finnish, Belgian, and Russian and a portion of the British delegation have reached Genoa. The Russian* travelled in a special train, and immense ...

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  15. ST. PATRICK'S DAT DEFIANTS.

    Acting under instructions from the Melbourne City Council, and on the advice of counsel, the Town Clerk of Melbourne (Mr. T. G. Ellery) to-day ordered the issue ...

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  16. WOMEN WITH ARMS.

    The Belfast casualties include a 9-year-old boy. Armed women held up two trains in County Donegal, and seized and burned ...

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  17. UNITED STATES ATTITUDE.

    The American Secretary of State (Mr. Hughes) informed Mr. Richard W. Child (the American Ambassador to Italy) that the State Department expects to be kept ...

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  18. AMERICAN COAL STRIKE.

    Four coalmine owners' associations hove refused to attend the conference with the strikers. It is suggested by the Labour committee of the House that the strike is ...

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  19. RAILWAY FREIGHTS.

    A deputation from the Stockowners' Association of South Australia, represented ted by Messrs. McLachlan, M.P., C. P. Butler, Bolitho, and Langhton, waited on ...

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  20. EXPLOSION AND FIRE.

    One of the most sensational fires in the history of Sydney occurred to-night at the National Buildings, in Pitt street. An explosion about half-past 7 o'clock is thought ...

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  21. DAVIS CUP.

    A cablegram was received to-day by Mr. T. H. Hides (hon. secretary of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australasia) expressing great regret at the reported ...

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  22. MORE CHEERFUL OUTLOOK.

    It is announced that the mine operators have rejected Che Government proposals for a joint conference on April 10. The outlook, however, is not without hope ...

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  23. AMERICAN SPECULATION.

    To-day's volume of business on the New York Stock Exchange amounted to one and a half million shares. The turnover exceeded that of any day since the 1920 ...

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  24. BRITISH SHIPPING DEADLOCK.

    The Shipbuilders Employers' Federation has definitely refused to negotiate with the men. It is well known that the shipbuilding firms will not be embarrassed by ...

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  25. CASUALTIES.

    While proceeding in his oar over the railway crossing at Homburg terrace, Pinnaroo, on Thursday afternoon, Mr. Frank Hunt had a sensational experience. He ...

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  26. SEMINOFF SEIZED.

    The troubles of Gen. Seminoff, the Russian envoy, since he has arrived in Ams-rica seem to be endless. As soon as he stepped into New York he was arrested ...

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  27. SHANTUNG.

    The Commonwealth delegate to the Washington Conference (Sr. Pearce) has received a letter from the Prime Minister of Great Britain (Mr. Lloyd George) ...

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  28. SOUTH AFRICA AND PORTUGAL.

    In the Assembly yesterday, the Prime Minister (Gen. Smuts) announced that the Union Government had denounced the Mozambique Convention, which had been ...

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  29. BURNED TO DEATH.

    Mrs. A. Hand, aged 82 years, a respected resident of Pinnaroo, was burned to death on Tuesday. It is surmised that she was preparing dinner, was seized with ...

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  30. VISITING LEGISLATORS

    On Friday morning a party of the "Victorian members of Parliament visited Holden's motorbody building premises. They viewed the whole of the works in ...

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  31. THE SQUIB.

    The motion tabled against the Government last night by Sir William Joynson Hicks was regarded generally as a fiasco. An analysis of the voting' reveals the fact ...

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  32. SUPERHEATED ENGINES.

    The first progress report by Mr. G. W. Stead, who was recently appointed a Royal Commissioner to enquire into and advise upon the administration of the ...

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  33. MOTOR VAN AND TRAMCAR.

    Just before 4 p.m. on Friday a collision occurred at tne intersection of George and Albert shreets, Thebarton, between a city bound tram and a motor delivery ...

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  34. FIFTY YEARS AGO.

    A few days since a horse, belonging to Mr. T. R. Sumner, of Goolwa, which had been missed for several weeks, returned, and a boy was riding it in the township ...

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  35. "WHITE AUSTRALIA" PROBLEM.

    A movement has been launched for the formation, in various States, of branches of the North Australian White Settlement Association. The object is to encourage ...

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  36. EMPIRE AIR SERVICE.

    The British Air Ministry announces that the Air Council is considering the Imperial airship service (put forward under the auspices of Vickers, Limited, and the Shell ...

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  37. THE GENERAL ELECTIONS.

    In well-informed quarters it is asserted that Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. Austen Chamberlain have decided definitely to defer the general election until the ...

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  38. BOY ELECTROCUTED.

    An electric power service wire, blown down during the storm on Tuesday, caused ; the death of Leslie John Casey, aged 14 years, of Springvale road, Tunstall ...

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  39. FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

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  40. VALUABLE STAMPS.

    At the sale of the Duke of Ferrari's immense stamp collection yesterday, the chief bidding was for N.S.W. type stamps. One special Jot of 30 stamps realised £1,600. ...

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  41. WOMAN KILLED BY TRAIN.

    At the Bomen (Wagga, N.S.W.) railway station early on Wednesday morning the mutilated body of Mrs. Burns, wife of the stationmaster was found on the middle ...

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  42. EXCITED LEGISLATORS.

    Scenes of disorder occurred in the House of Representatives when Democratic members from Texas attacked their colleague Blanton, whom the House recently ...

    Article : 135 words
  43. CRUISER ADELAIDE.

    The cause of defect in the engines of H.M.A.S. Adelaide, which manifested itself yesterday, during the vessel's trials at sea, and necessitated her immediate ...

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  44. SHIP'S OFFICER'S SUICIDE.

    SYDNEY, April 7.—Early this morning Ottar Haver, third officer of the Norwegian ship, Theodore Roosevelt, which is lying in Snail's Bay, fatally shot himself. ...

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  45. CREW DISMISSED.

    The Italian Navigation Trans-Atlantic Steamship Company bag dismissed the entire crew of the Giuseppe Verdi, which has returned from New York where the ...

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  46. LAUNCHING OF A FERRY STEAMER.

    The Kuttabul, a new ferry steamer for the Circular Quay to Milson's Point run, was launched successfully at the Walsh Island shipyard on Thursday. Lady Braddon ...

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  47. A PROHIBITION REFERENDUM.

    The Swedish Lower House has decided to take a referendum on the question of prohibition, and also on the issue whether women's votes should he kept separately ...

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  48. HEALTHY QUEENSLAND.

    Vital statistics show that in the year ended December 31 laeL there were 20,333 births and 7,143 deaths in Queensland. The death rate dropped 9.31, which ...

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  49. MR. BOTTOMLEY.

    In the action against Mr. Horatio Bottomley the prosecution is bringing two further charges of having fraudulently converted £6,500 and the sum of £10,000 ...

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  50. BRITISH BUDGET.

    In reply to a question, the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Sir Robert Home) said the Irish Provisional Government could not impose new taxation until the Constitution ...

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