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    HANDING OVER THE 1911 QUOTA OF MILITARY TRAINEES His Excellency the Governor (Colonel Sir William Campion. D.S.O.) inspecting the troops on the Esplanade yesterday afternoon, when the 1911 quota of trainees were drafted into their respective senior units. (Art Photo Engravers, photo.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. ITALIAN SENSATION

    A dastardly attempt to assassinate Prince Umberto, Heir-Apparent to the throne ot Italy, was perpetrated on Thursday by an anti-Facist ...

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  5. SHIPPING DISASTER

    AMONG the driftwood washed ashore at Carpenter's Bocks, South Australia, recently was portion of an ...

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  6. OVERDRAFT RATES

    "Any attempt to reduce the rates charged by the Commonwealth Bank on overdrafts might necessitate a reduction in the interest paid on ...

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  7. POLICEMAN'S LIFE SAVED BY HIS WHISTLE

    Two men who were surprised by the caretaker in Barlow Buildings, Rundlestreet, Adelaide, at 5 o'clock this morning, were chased by Constables Beaty ...

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  8. TWO MEN ARRESTED

    When Wren reached Gawler-place he fired three shots at the fleeing men, but did not hit them. Beaty then fired two shots. Wren chased the man alleged ...

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  9. LUCKY LION CUBS

    Three lion cubs, born at the local Zoologica. Gardens on October 21, have been saved by the tender devotion of a Polish lady in a manner ...

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  10. AUSTRALIAN SHIPS

    Replying to an assertion at the Maritime Conference that the disposal of the Commonwealth Line was the result of incompetent management, and wild ...

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  11. DIABOLICAL ATTACK

    Thomas Ivory (43). a bricklayer, of Waterloo-street, Surrey Hills, was assaulted near his home last night. His assailants threw ...

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  12. COAL DEADLOCK

    Mr. E. G. Theodore, the Federal Treasurer, and a sub-committee of combined mining unions, conferred for two hours this morning on the ...

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  13. GOOD IMPRESSIONS

    After nearly nine months as pastor of the Collins-street Independent Church, the Rev. A. Penry Evans, who in November will return temporarily ...

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  14. ASSUMPTION NOT JUSTIFIED

    Mr. Theodore said to-day that there was no justification for assuming that the Government was coming to any decision regarding the reduction in the ...

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  15. DUKE OF YORK

    Mr. Lionel Logue, the well-known elocutionist, says the Duke of York is the pluckiest and most determined patient he ever had. He saw at a ...

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  16. THE BASIC WAGE

    The judgment of the New South Wales' Industrial Commission reducing the basic wage in that Stale by 12/6 a week to £3/12/6 has caused ...

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  17. IRONY OF FATE

    Reginald Allen Carter (49) a company director of Larke, Neave and Carter, distributors of Chrysler cars, died in a private hospital last night as ...

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  18. SPECTACULAR MUSSOLINI

    Mussolini as spectacular as ever, issued a message to the "Blackshirts" of Italy, in connection with the eighth Fascist new year beginning on October ...

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  19. SHOOTING SENSATION

    Bert Stollar and his wife becoming estranged, she went to visit friends. Harvey Schwartz and his wife. Early on Friday Stollar called at Schwartz's ...

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  20. THIEVES MISS A HAUL

    Because the door was jammed by the explosion of gelignite in the keyhole thieves failed to gain entrance to the [?] containing £700 at ...

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  21. PROMINENT CITIZEN PASSES

    Deep regret was expressed last evening when it was made known that Mr. R. G. Kelly, manager in Western Australia for Dalgety and ...

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  22. WALLSTREET PANIC

    Of late the share market has been very unsteady, and the dealings in Wall-street have been of the shuttlecock variety. The unsteadiness ...

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    PUPILS OF W.A. DEAF AND DUMB SCHOOL Who gave a demonstration of physical training and handiwork yesterday afternoon. The gentleman in the picture is Mr. John O. Love, superintendent and head master. (Art photo Engravers, photo.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  24. MILITARY PARADE

    Reminiscent of Perth during the years of the Great War, was the scene on the Esplanade yesterday afternoon when both mounted and infantry ...

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    FINISH OF THE 100 YDS. CHAMPIONSHIP F. Sullivan (Sacred Heart High School) winning from V. Simpson (Perth College) and B. Pearce (Methodist Ladies' College) at yesterday's interschool sports. (Art Photo Engravers, photo.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  26. ENFORCEMENT UNLIKELY

    It is considered unlikely that the basic wage reduction of 12/6 will become law. A number of Ministerial supporters are opposed to any ...

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  27. BEER STRIKE

    The first day of the beer strike passed off quietly in Mount Isa, despite the fact that more than 1000 men were paid a fortnight's wages. The town ...

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  28. LOST RENTS

    Where the Federal authorities are concerned, extravagance is not altogether unexpected, but there are times when this is vastly overdone, to the ...

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  29. BATTLE OF SKIRTS

    A battle of skirts is raging briskly in London and Paris. French dressmakers are attempting to overcome women's resistance to the introduction ...

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    AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSEMEN ON PARADE Members of the Western Australian unit of mounted men who took part in the impressive military ceremony on the Perth Esplanade yesterday afternoon. (Art Photo Engravers, photo.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  31. DEATH AT WHEEL

    While driving a motor car in Bentick-street, Bathurst, this afternoon. Henry T. K. Warren, a retired grazier, suddenly collapsed, and died a few ...

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  32. GUBERNATORIAL GATHERING

    There were three State Governors and their ladies in Adelaide to-day, those from New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia being present. ...

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  33. VISITORS TO LONDON

    "The Sunday Times" may be purchased, immediately after the arrival of the mails at the Bookstall. Australia ...

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  34. FIRE AT NEWCASTLE

    A fire gutted the timber yards of Breckenridge, Ltd., King-street, Newcastle, this morning. The damage amounts to thousands of pounds. ...

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  35. WEATHER FORECAST

    Fine in the tropics, West Gascoyne, and over west and southwest coastal areas. Some scattered showers in the East ...

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