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Article : 457 wordsThe air force in Palestime remain in complete mastery of the air. During the past few weeks they have destroyed 11 enemy machines and have driven down six. All, ...
Article : 387 wordsThe hearing was continued of the appeal by Mrs. Ruth Hunt against the decision of the Local Court of Narracoorte on September 26, 0917, in an action in ...
Article : 242 wordsThe attendance at the free recitals given in the Adelaide Town Hall by the City Organist (Mr. T. H. Jones, Mus. Bac.) has been growing each week. For the third ...
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Article : 525 wordsA wireless Austrian officia1 dispatch issued this afternoon states:—In Albania the enemy have captured our positions in the southern part of the Tomor Mountain ...
Article : 38 wordsR. w. swan at Co., commission agents, Adelaide, sued M. Fenton, of Bowden, baker, for £7 15/, alleged to be due to the plaintiff from the defendant as commisrion in Tespect to the sale for ...
Article : 79 wordsBridget O'Hara, who was arrested in Elizastreet by Constable Whelan, was ordered imprisonment for 14 days on a charge of drunkenness and 21 days for having need indecent ...
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Article : 99 wordsMr. Baker bas announced that Mr. John Ryan has been appointed Assistant Secretary for War with responsibility for the Army Air Service. This is practically ...
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Advertising : 257 wordsSince July 18 the Allies have made prisoners of 120,000 Germans, with 2,000 guns, of which the British since August 8 have captured 47,000 men with 600 guns. ...
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Article : 177 wordsA most successful Paddy's Market and concert were opened at Wayv[?]lle institute by Mis. H. J. Pcance, of Glenelg, last Saturday. She was persesited with a bouquet by little Miss Beryl ...
Article : 199 wordsThe New York newspapers express regret concerning the retirement of Mr. Page, the Ambassador to Great Britain. The New York "Times" states:—Mr. Page ...
Article : 89 wordsCaptain Seddon, son of the late New Zealand Prime Minister, las completed a speaking tour of the shipyards, and has started on a second tour through ...
Article : 47 wordsGeneral March states:—The French advance near Nesle indicates the farther opening of Marshal Foch's pincers. The British gains to the northward are ...
Article : 78 wordsProbate bas been granted in the estate of the late Elizabeth Boss Cuming, of Adelaide, widow, which is sworn not to exceed £11,350. The estate of Mr. John ...
Article : 75 wordsPrivate J. B. HEARN, sen of Mr. and Mrs. T. Hearn, of Logan-street, Adelaide—in France. Private DAVID BLYTH, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blyth, Kilkenny—in France. ...
Article : 50 wordsThe Hon J. Cowan and Messrs. Pctherick and Bcidy, members for the district, waited on the Chief Secretary and supported an application made by the Narraoorte Hospital Board for a subsidy ...
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The Express and Telegraph (Adelaide, SA : 1867 - 1922), Fri 30 Aug 1918, Page 1
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