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  4. INFLUENZA.

    The Chairman of the Central Board of Health (Dr. Ramsay Smith) had little to report on Monday morning regarding the influenza epidemic. He mentioned with ...

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  5. LICENSING PROSECUTIONS.

    Elizabeth Smith, of Roper street, Adelaide resumed her evidence on Monday morning of the Adelaide Police Court, in answer to a charge made against her that ...

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  6. THE BROTHERHOOD OF NATIONS.

    Lord Milner, in an interview in The Sunday Express, says:—“The component parts of the Empire will never forget what they have endured in common. The ...

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  7. STYLES COMMISSION.

    Mr. R. P. Blundell (former Minister of Industry) give evidence before the Styles Commission on Monday morning. There were present Mr. W. Hannaford, M. L. C. ...

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  9. EGYPTIAN REBELS.

    Rebels attacked a train from the Nile village of Luxor and murdered seven British officers on March 15. The badies were discovered in the guard’s van. The ...

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  10. INDUSTRIAL TRIBUNAL

    The Government -workers’ tribunal began on Monday morning the hearing of a claim, by empleyes in the Sewage Department and at the Sewage Farm for ...

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  11. WHEAT TOPICS.

    About a fortnight ago the Premier and Minister controlling the Wheat Scheme (Hon. A. H. Peake) wrote to the Australian Wheat Board pointing out that a ...

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  12. NEW RUSSIAN MENACE.

    The Paris correspondent of the New York Herale says he understands that the Peace (Conference has beat informed that Tro[?]sky has half a million well-trained ...

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  13. On the March.

    Gen. Pth[?]a’s Ukrainian troops are advancing towards Kieff, while the Bolsheviks are marching towards Bessarabia. ...

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  14. TESTAMENTARY PROBLEMS.

    In the Supreme Court on Monday, Mr. Justice Buchanan began the bearing of an application for a determination in regard to the will of James Johnston, and the ...

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  15. BRITISH COMMANDS.

    The Press Bureau announces that Gen Sir Harry Rawlineon has been apopinted to the Aldershot command and Gen. Sir Henry Horne to the eastern command. ...

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  16. Alleged Illegal Liquor Sale.

    Gertrude C. Baker, of the Globe Hotel, Kensington, had to answer to charges made by Inspected Beare of having supplied liquor from licensed premises on ...

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  17. COUNTRY HOSPITALS.

    In the course of a. chat on Monday the Premier (Hon. A. H. Peake) mentioned that he bad been, impressed; with the fact that the number of country hospitals was ...

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  18. THE LITTLE NATIONS.

    M. Abram (Under Secretary for War), addressing the Chamber of Deputies, announced that M. Clemenceau’s policy was not to send troops to Russia, but to ...

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  19. THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

    Two hundred German delegates, beaded by Herr Bantzau (German Foreign Minister), are expected to attend the Peace Conference. ...

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  20. THE LAW COURTS.

    ADELAIDE.—[?]anse List—Full Jurisdiction— Wednesday, April 2, 3019 ((before Mr. Commissioner Mitchell, S.M., and justices). Application for Auctioneer’s Licence.—James S. Martin. ...

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  21. CIVIC MATTERS.

    He fortnightly meeting of the Adelaide City Council was held at the Town Hall, on Monday — Returned Soldier‘s Motor Stand.— At a meeting of the Parliamentary and by laws ...

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  22. FURNITURE TRADES CLAIMS.

    Mr. President Brown, in the Industrial Court on Monday, further heard the application of the employes in the furniture industry for improved wages and ...

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  23. NEARING THE END.

    The newspapers state that the amount to be demanded from Germany, and also the main features of the central treaty have been agreed upon. These will be ...

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  24. CITY COUNCIL AND BURFORD’S FACTORY.

    An interim report of the special committee appointed by the Adelaide City Council in regard to the p[?] of Burford &Co.’s factory was placed before the ...

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  25. FRENCH SOCIALISTS’ VIEW.

    everything points to the supreme necessity for a definite policy combating Bolshevism, After debate, the Chamber of Deputies carried a motion of confidence in ...

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  26. CLAIM FOR £200 DAMAGES.

    The bearing was resumed in the Adelaide Local Court on Monday (before Mr. Commissioner Mitchell) of the application for an assessment of damages in a claim ...

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  27. Racial Equality.

    The Paris correspondent of The New York Herald understands that a proposition for racial equality will probably be included in the covenant of toe League of ...

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  28. BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

    During February there were 900 births in South Australia, which is 14 below the average for the past five years, During the same period 343 deaths were recorded, ...

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  29. COMPENSATION APPORTIONED.

    At the Adelaide Local Court on Monday, before Mr. Commissioner Mitchall, an application was made by Sarah J. Pearson for an order determining how £400 paid ...

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  30. SOUTH AFRICAN BOLSHEVISM.

    Delegates of the Comrades of the Greet War Association, representing all the provinces of the South African Union and Rhodesia, sitting at Capetown, have passed ...

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  31. DANGEROUS THOROUGHFARE

    A deputation from the Corporation of Port Adelaide, introduced by Mr. Price, M. P., waited on the Minister of Railways (Sir Richard Butler) on Friday morning, on the subject of the widening ...

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  32. PARALYSED.

    A message from Johannesburg states that the town was in complete darkness last night, and the train service was stopped in consequence of a sodden strike ...

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  34. PERSONAL.

    He Attorney-General (Hon. H. N. Barwell) will leave on Tuesday morning for the south-east, where he wall inspect the drainage works. He expects to be absent ...

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  35. BOLTED.

    NUROOTPA, March 31—As Mr. and Mrs. Schwartzkoff and their little girl were driving home to Light’s Pass on Saturday night, a dog rushed out at the ...

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  36. SOCIAL CHAOS.

    The revolution is accomplishing sweeping changes, in economic, life. Lawyers, engineers, physicians, and other, educated sections are forming trade unions. The ...

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  37. FALL WHILE SHOOTING

    SALISBURY, March 31.—An accident happened to Lloyd Coker, a son of Mr. H. J. Coker, by which he received a broken leg and a gunshot wound in the calf of the ...

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  38. COMMERCIAL CABLES.

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