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  3. GANDHI IN DELHI

    There was an enormous Extremist procession through Delhi City this afternoon. Gandhi and Shaukat Ali led the march of fully a hundred thousand natives. The ...

    Article : 136 words
  4. THE FOURTH TEST.

    When stumps were drawn on Saturday evening in the fourth test match now being played on the Melbourne Cricket Ground the Australians had lost five ...

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  6. ENGLISH COAL

    The correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" in Berlin says:—An arrangement is being made for the export of English coal at 30/ per ton, delivered at ...

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  7. STOP PRESS NEWS.

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  8. INCENDIARY FIRES

    Four fires occurred during the week-end at Manchester. They are attributed to Sinn Feiners. In each case rags saturated in petrol were thrown into Oldham and ...

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  9. THE SETON MURDER

    Mrs. Alice Rutherford is seeking a d[?] vorce from Colonel Rutherford, who is now an inmate of the Broadmoor Criminal Asylum. He was convicted in April, 1919, ...

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  10. FUGITIVE RUSSIANS CAUSING ALARM TO TURKS.

    The presence of 50,000 Russian fugitives in Constantinople is occasioning general alarm, as they are forming revolutionary committees. ...

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  11. GERMAN NAVY

    The Hanover, the first warship of the new German fleet, was put into service on February 10. ...

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  12. MADAME MELBA

    An enquiry at the Hermitage Hotel, Nice, by the correspondent of the Australian Press Association elicited the fact that Madame Melba's illness is not ...

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  13. Red Terror at Sebastopol.

    On November 20 the British troops at Constastinople went hungry, having sent their dinner to the Russian refugees. Since then the Tommies have legularly given ...

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  14. THE TERRITORY.

    Mr. Urquhart was worn in by the Acting Judge (Major Gerald Hogan), in the Darwin Courthouse this morning, as Administrator of the Northern Territory. ...

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  15. REPARATION

    The French Foreign Minister says in consequence of the protests of the German newspapers neutral traders have issued a note stating that the proposed 12 per cent. ...

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  16. IMAGINARY INSULT.

    An emphatic denial was given by General Sir Arthur Currie, principal of McGill University, of the story, published in the Boston "Sunday Advertiser," one of the ...

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  17. SAILORS AND SOVIET

    Trotsky has ordered the arrest of a deputation of sailors from Kronstadt, who were sent to Moscow to demand more food. The other sailors, in retaliation, ...

    Article : 89 words
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  19. DISARMAMENT

    M. Ozaki, an ex-Minister. speaking in the Diet, advocated a British Japanese and American naval agreement and the reduction of the strength of the army, in ...

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  20. BR TISH POLITICS.

    His Majesty the King to-day accepted the resignations of Viscount Milner as Secretary of State for the Colonies, and Mr. Long as First Lord of the Admiralty. ...

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  21. THE SHARE MARKET.

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  22. THYROID WONDER.

    Scientists and welfare workers are deeply interested in the outcome of an operation, periormed on a 19-year-old girl, Mary Zenbec, whom tie Humane. ...

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  23. THE NEW ZEALAND TOUR.

    The match between Australia and New Zealand was resumed yesterday. Bogle and Liddicutt continued the visitors' innings, and the score steadily mounted. ...

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  24. A SERIOUS CHARGE.

    Robert Francis Turner, a middle-aged man, who was arrested on Sunday by Detective Mattin and Constable Hubner was charged at the Adelaide Police Count on Monday with having on February ...

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  25. SOUTH AFRICA.

    Though he is certain of a majority over all pother parties in the South Afrian Union Assembly of between 23 and 26, General Smuts feels deeply the loss of the ...

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  26. MAY BE COOLER

    Though Adelaide residents were distinetly disappointed with the "coo change" on Sunday, it may afford them some comfort to know that parts of the ...

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  27. THE SHARE MARKET LATEST BUSINESS.

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  28. KISSING CAFE.

    Fined were impost at the London Mansion House on December 22 in the case of the city teashop, the Mocha Cafe, Ironmonger-lane, the waitresses of which are ...

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  29. VICTIM OF JEERS.

    "This unlucky young woman has been the victim of slander, cruelty, and poverty. The neighbors made her life a burden about her child," said Mr. Justice ...

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  30. LAW COURTS. Local Court—Adelaide.

    Newton & McLaren, electrical engineers, claimed £20 4/ from George Ashford, trading as the River Murray Electrical Engineering Company, Murray Bridge, alleged to be due in respect to goods sold ...

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  31. PRICE OF FOOD.

    The Food Controller wall on Monday (February 14) revoke thirty food price orders, including those for apples. He states that in view of the large stocks and ...

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  32. TROUSERS LAW.

    Trousers-wearing in public is now compulsory for men of the American colony of the Philippine Islands. The penalty for appearing in the streets without trousers, ...

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  33. FRENCH RAILWAYS.

    The French railway deficit for the operations of 1920 was £42,324,000. The report for 1921. points out that the eighthour day has largely increased the costs ...

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  34. WOMAN HOUSEBREAKER.

    To a woman the police have attributed a number of recent robberies at London West-End houses, In December a loaded revolver and a life-preserver were found ...

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  35. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

    The recommendation in favor of the establishment of a separate University at Cambridge for women has been defeated. ...

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  36. CARGO PILFERING

    Mr. W. McPherson, Macrarlane, ex-stipendiary magistrate, of Sydney, has been appointed by the Federal Government to investigate the ...

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  37. AMATEUR BILLIARDS.

    In the final match (3,000 up) of the amateur billiard championship the scores on Friday night were:—S. H. Fry, 2,000; Syanes, 1,485. ...

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  38. AFRAID OF TYPHUS.

    The New York health authorities are alarmed concerning the danger of a typhus epidemic arising in the city from infected immigrants. Thirty-nine cases to typhus ...

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  39. PROFITEERING IN RENTS.

    The scandal of profiteering in rents has reached such a pass in Paris that it has been dealt with at a meeting of the Municipal Council. A municipal councillor ...

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  40. Police Court—Adelaide.

    Stanley M. Pritchard was fined 15/ with 15/ costs for having driven a motor car along the Bay-road, Keswick, on February 8, the headlights of which were dazzling. ...

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  41. LIFE IN SIBERIA.

    Mr. J. O. Forsyth, of Sydney, who passed through Brisbane yesterday on board the steamer Eastern, after a resdence of 14 years in Siberia, stated that ...

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  42. GOLD VALUES.

    The Australian Gold Producers' Association has received advice that the price of fire [?] in London on February 11 was £5 5/6 per oz. ...

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  43. THE SHIPPING DISPUTE.

    There was no change during the weekend in the shipping dispute position, except perhaps the increasing exasperation on all sides over the continuance of the ...

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  44. METAL PRICES.

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  45. MINING NOTES.

    The report of the Gold Producers' Association states that in January the association sold 19,448 oz. of standard sold at an estimated average net price of £4 18/8 per oz. (equal to £5 7/7 per ...

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  46. BILHARZIA.

    The Australian troops who served in Egypt during the war brought back with them a highly contagious disease known to medical science as bilbarzia. Some 160 ...

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  47. PRICE OF BUTTER.

    The Attorney-General stated to-night. that the question of the price of butter had been referred to the Profiteering Commission, and was now being investigated. ...

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  48. SMUGGLED SKINS.

    Alexander Stewart was fined £25 for attempting to smuggle eight fur necklets and a quanttly of dress material by the Tofua from Sydney without paying duty. ...

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  49. FEDERAL SALARIES.

    Mr. Munt, the Assistant Public service Commissioner, relying to the lightkeepers' claims before the Service Appeal Board, said the State could not keep in touch ...

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  51. MINE OUTPUTS.

    Ivauboe Gold Comporation.—During January the 100 head battery crushed 4,967 tons for a return of 2,193 ounces of fine gold. ...

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  52. DISTRIBUTING TRADE UNION.

    The members of the Distributing Trades Union of South Australia, Adelaide branch, met under the presidency of Mr. H. J. Harrison. There was a large attendance, and seven new members ...

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  53. THE LINDFIELD TRAGEDY.

    There were rumors yesterday that Mrs. Mort, who is held at the Long Bay Reformatory pending her trial on a charge of murder, connected with the death of Dr. ...

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  54. COMPLAINTS FROM FRUITGROWERS.

    The general secretary of the Progressive Country Party writes:—Members of the Country Party engaged in fruit-growing are complaining very much of the prices ...

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  55. TELEGRAMS FROM MANAGERS.

    Riverina South, February 12:—"N. shaft, No. 3 level—N. drive advanced 15 ft. for week to 688 ft., average value 50/ over 54 in. Repa[?]red surface shaft, to 90 ft." ...

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  56. EARLY CLOSING PROSECUTIONS.

    In the Adelaide Police Court on Monday, William Peters pleaded guilty to an information alleging that on December 24 he kept his grocery shop on the Parade, Norwood, open ...

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  57. MANAGERS' REPORTS.

    Ivanhoe Gold Corporation.—"Surveyor's measurements for December show amount of driving on courses of lodes to be 25 ft., and cutting 11 ft., making a total 36 ft., as against 89 ft., for ...

    Article : 173 words
  58. THE HIGH CMMISSIONER.

    It is [?]kely that the new High commissioner will be appointed until Senator Millen returns to Australia. It is still said that Sir Joseph Cook will be chosen ...

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  60. THE GRAND THEATRE.

    A new programme will be presented at the Grand to-day, when another superb screen art production, in the inimitable Mr. Will Rogers in "The Strange Boarder" ...

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