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  6. WILL CONTINUE TO DRINK.

    It was only the obviously earnest and impassioned appeal of Mr. E. Scryingeour (Prohibition member for Dundee) that saved his motion for total prohibition throughout England from being made an entire farce in the House of Commons. ...

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  7. BOTH LEGS GONE.

    [?]o-day a youth named George M'Intyre, aged 21; whose home is at Allan-street, Hamilton, lies in the General Hospital, without his ...

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  8. AN EVENT IN JOURNALISM.

    The services of Mr. W. M. Hughes, P.C., K.C., LL.D., M.H.R., Prime Minister of the Commonwealth from 1915 to 1922, have ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. VISIT TO POPE.

    LONDON. Saturday.--The Prime Minister (Mr. Bo[?]ar Law), referring in a speech at the Albert Hall to the protest made against the King's visit to the Pope, ...

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  10. NIGHT OF TERROR

    ROCKHAMPTON, Saturday. -- Yepoon, in the vicinity of which recently George Vickers, a half caste, is alluded to have wounded Andrew Bertram with ...

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  11. CRICKET

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  12. NO FAITH IN GODS

    LONDON, Saturday. -- That the Bolshavis have embarked on definite antireligious propaganda is admitted by Commiss[?] Lemashko in an article in the ...

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  13. FIT EMIGRANTS?

    LONDON, Saturday.--Doctor Morris, at Australia House, replying to charges that lunatics were permitted "to emigrate on the Hobson's Bay, said that he ...

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  14. THE DAVIS CUP

    SYDNEY, Saturday.--J. O. Anderson telegraphed from Lismore to-day as follows:--Regarding the Davis Cup. The information published that ...

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  15. LUDLOW SEAT.

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  16. STILL A CAPTIVE.

    LONDON, Saturday.--Memories of the fighting in the Sudan have been revived by members of the Labour Party in the House of commons. A ...

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  17. Family Notices

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  18. TO HIS OLD HAUNTS

    CAPETOWN, Saturday. -- The reappearance of Vo[?] Ve[?]helm in Johannesburg has caused a sensation. In 1897 he was acquitted on a charge of the murder ...

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