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  3. STOP PRESS NEWS.

    To-day the cyclonic disturbance was stili prevalent about the coast, but its centre has moved to the eastward to a position between Lord Howe and Norfolk ...

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  4. AMERICAN PROHIBITION LAW. The Attitude of Canada.

    Mr. King, the Prime Minister, has announced that the Canadian Government has invited the United States to send officails to Ottawa at the close of the present ...

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  5. BRITISH LABOR CONFERENCE.

    Mr. Sidney Webb, the well-known publicist, presided at the annual conference of the Labor Party, at which about a thousand delegates, inducing leading ...

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  6. BRITISH AIR DEFENCE.

    Mr. Baldwin, in the House of Commons to-day, outlined the air policy of the Government. He said they had come to the conclusion that British air power must be ...

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  7. ONTARIO ELECTIONS.

    Belated returns indicate that the Conservatives made a clean sweep yesterday of the Ontario provincial elections. The United Farmers and the Labor Coalition ...

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  8. THE INTER-STATE MATCH.

    C. Dayman (captain of Port Adelaide and one of the ruckmen selected to play in the State team on Saturday) has notified that he cannot play owing to a leg ...

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  9. SMALLPOX IN ENGLAND.

    Seven cases of smallpox have been reported from Tylorstown, Rhondda Valley, Some people returning from Gloucester brought with them a little girl, who first ...

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  10. QUEER TENANTS.

    Every year at the beginning of the London season clients come to me and tell with joy of the enormous rentals which they are letting their Mayfair flats and ...

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  11. President Harding's Appeal.

    In several addresses made during his brief stops in his journey across country, President Harding paid noticeable attention to prohibition. He frequently ...

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  12. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    The London wool sales opened to-day. The prices were from 5 to 7½ per cent. below the closing rates in May. ...

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  13. TAX ON BETTING.

    Mr. David Crimp, of Ladbrookes' bookmaking firm, gave evidence to-day before the Betting Committee. He said his firm would not oppose a ...

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  14. WINGFIELD CAMP.

    The case in which Brigadier-General Leane is suing 'Henry J. Kneebone, editor of the "Daily Herald" for an alleged libel in connection with the Wingfield Camp ...

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  15. PORT PIRIE MEETING.

    A handicap of 46 sovs; second, 7: third, 3 sovs, out of state. Two miles and 324 yards. Mr. J. McWaters' Miramichi, by ...

    Article : 329 words
  16. MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD

    A stop-work meeting of the ketch masters was held at the Guild Rooms on Wednesday morning to receive the report of the secretary (Mr. C. Hayter), and to ...

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  17. RUHR OCCUPATION.

    The "Lokal Anzeiger" says:—Three British officers, acting under British instructions, are travelling in the Ruhr district, end are acquainting themselves with the ...

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  18. A WORLD'S RECORD.

    Carr has returned from Norway, where he secured six successive wins. The Norwegian authorities are endeavoring to register his recent time for the 60 metres ...

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  19. INTERNATIONAL FRAUDS.

    The trial of 'Warren, the alleged head of a gang of international thieves, and of five others, stated to be member of his band, was begun in the Seine Criminal ...

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  20. THE SHARE MARKET.

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  21. ENGLISH BOXING.

    Beckett has informed the promoter of the contest that though he is unfit to meet Carpentier on July 26 he is willing to enter the ring on that date without any ...

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  22. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

    The council of the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society met in the society's rooms, Waymouth-street, on Wednesday, to discuss matters preparatory to ...

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  23. MOUNT GAMBIER NEEDS.

    Trouble has arisen in regard to accommodation for the Mount Gambier Technical School, which has been in existence for 20 years. The council of the school, ...

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  24. THE WEATHER.

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  25. IMMENSE ORANGES.

    Mr. W. H. Bruce has a fine orangery at Waikerie, River Murray, and this season the crop amounts to between 3,000 and 4,000 cases. The variety is Washington ...

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  26. GORDON'S HOME.

    The Dingley Dell committee, which was formed some time ago, to preserve the old home of Adam Lindsay Gordon, at Mount Gambier, has already spent more than ...

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  27. THE POLICE FORCE.

    A number of alterations will be made, owing to retirements, in the officers of the Police Force at the end of the month, and in Executive Council on Wednesday ...

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  28. CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENCES.

    Sidney Harold Cook was charged on remand before Messrs. J. W. Cbannon and S. Jewell in the Adelaide Police Court on Wednesday, with having obtained £7 19/ ...

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  29. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS. HENLEY AND GRANGE.

    June 25. Present—The Mayor (Mr. M. Kerrisons Councillors Borthwick, May, Dineen, Forder, Vivian, Nicholls, and Beck. Mr. C. M. Yeomans was appointed to an clerk, engineer, ...

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  30. COTTON GROWN IN BOXES.

    That cotton can be successfully grown in boxes has been proved by an experiment made by Mr. W. T. Humphreys, caretaker of Gawler Chambers, ...

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  31. WENT FOR MEDICINE.

    William James Featherstonhaugh was charged in the Adelaide Police Court on Wednesday with having been in charge of a motor car on June 26, while ...

    Article : 216 words
  32. THE NEW SHOWGROUND.

    Speaking at a council meeting of the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society on Wednesday, the president (Mr. Wallace Sandford) referred to the cramped ...

    Article : 119 words
  33. VINE PRUNING.

    At the annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society on Wednesday a report was made concerning the regulations and conditions in ...

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  34. DISTRICT COUNCIL OF CAMPBELLTOWN.

    June 25. Present—Councillors Cosgrove (chairman). Daly, Hockley, McShane, Munchenberg, Simcock, and Smith. Councillor Simcock reported having accompanied the representatives ...

    Article : 215 words
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  36. OUTPORT AND WHARFAGE DUES.

    A regulation was made in Executive Council on Wednesday requiring that the payment of all outport wharfage dues and charges on cargo shipped from Port ...

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  37. STRUCK BY FLYING STEEL.

    Mr. J. P. Purtle, a blacksmith, employed at Messrs. Harris Bros., Maitland, was working at the anvil on Friday last' when a chip flew off the edge of the steel he ...

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