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  2. SHACKLETON DEAD

    A report from Monte video [?] that Sir Ernest Shockletson leader of the Antarctic Expedition died on board the Quest on January 5. The explorer's death was ...

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  3. 'IRELAND CANNOT BE BEATEN'

    De Valera entertained the delegates to the Irish Congress at lunch, to-day. He declared that it is wrong to imagine that the people of dreland are ready to jump ...

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  4. THEATRE DISASTER

    Ninety bodies have been recovered from the wreckage of the Knickerbocker Theatre. A hundred and twenty were injured and many were still missing on ...

    Article : 85 words
  5. EGYPT GAINS HER INDEPENDENCE

    The "Weekly Dispatch" says the British Government has decided to offer independence to Egypt subject to all owing the ollowing safeguards:- 1. The Imperial communications through Suez Canal with other parts of the British Empire are to be safeguarded. ...

    Article : 176 words
  6. AROUND THE WORLD BY AIR

    "Why risk your life again?" "Risk it's [?] less risk than the Hight to Australia was:" Thus Sir Ro[?]s Smith the Australian ...

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  7. "MY BEST FRIEND,"

    Mr.Rowell who was overwhe[?]ced. says, shackleton was my best friend. I have known him all my life. We were boys together at Dulwich College. ...

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  8. BAILED UP

    Armed men entered Lipton's, in Tipperary, and compelled the manager, at the point of the revolver, to open the safe. They seized £40, The re[?] soldiers ...

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  9. WANTED TO GET MARRIED

    Because he was short of money and wanted to get married, George Robinson was alleged to have stolen two watches. At the Central Court today Robinson pleaded guity, giving ...

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  10. "IN CAEDHAL"

    It is announced here that the new Irish world organisation to be formed will be entitled "Fin Gaedhal," or the family of the Ga[?]. Its motto will be "Greater ...

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  11. LORD ALLENBY SUMMONED

    It is officially stated that Lord Allenby has been summoned to England to advise the Government is the situation in Egypt. The Governmete is ready to ...

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  12. NON-CO-OPERATORS RELEASED

    The arrested signatories of the non-cooperation manifesto are being released, and the newspapers suspended for publishing the manifesto are also authorised ...

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  13. RAILWAY CLOSED

    The Cork, Bandon, and South Coast Railway has been temporarily closed in cousequence of a strike of engine deaners. ...

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  14. DEATH IN THE TEA CUP

    Two babies, aged 18 months, died yesterday from scalds—Nancy Smith. whose parents reside in Darling street, Balmain, upset a pot of hot tea. Phyllis Hush; whose parents live in ...

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  15. POST OFFICE HELD UP

    A party, including the sheriff, police, and bailiffs, near Clonmel. met with a fusi[?] from a hedge, and a policeman was wounded. ...

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  16. NORTH AND SOUTH

    Speating at Belfast, Sir James Craig said that when he met Mr. Colins, he asked "Can we come to some agreement not favorable to either side, which will ...

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  17. VICTORIA WINS

    The fourth day's play of the match between New South Wales and Victoria was marked by fine Whather. Victoria's innings closed for 348 by Kelleway ...

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  18. THE CARNIVAL

    The Semaphore eight days' carnival was brought to a successful conclusion on Monday, when a lengthy programme of sports and attractions was gone, ...

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  19. HENLEY CARNIVAL

    Large numbers of people went to the Henley Beach carnival on Monday to, spend their holiday. The various attractions, which had been arranged by an interprising committee, went ...

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  20. "EXAMPLE An INSPIRATION"

    "The Times." summing up Shackletons characteristics as leader, says he hsd few equals, the Outstanding qua1ities being daring, enthusiasm, and ...

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  21. "FORCET THE PAST"

    Captain [?] reader of the Ulster party in the House of Commons, in a speech at Holywood (County Down) said that Ulster should as far as posible ...

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  22. MEDAL FOR LIEUT. SHIERS

    Last week Sir Walter Davidson, in Sydney, invoked the sea-terms of the oldworld navigators at the opening of the Australian Aero Club's premises in King ...

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  23. LADY SHACKLETON PROSTRATED.

    Lady Shackleton. when informed at her pleasant Eastbourne home, was prostrated with grief and overwhelmed with telegraphic and telephonic ...

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  24. GERMAN FINANCE

    The imperial budget for the year to end in March, 1923, balances at 288 milliard marks, including 187 milliards for Carrying on the peace treaty conditions. ...

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  25. WOOL MARKET

    The lessons arising from last year's working of the British-Australasian Wool Realisation Association are set forth in the report of the London directors, ...

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  26. THE QUEST TO GO ON.

    Sir Ernest Shackleton died cn January 5 near Gritvicken Station. The body was transferred to a Norwegian steamer and arrived on Sunday. Contain ...

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  27. KAPUN[?]A'S BIG DAY

    Kapunda's "big day," held at Dutton Park yesterday, proved a most successful function. The [?]ate was a record one. The cycle and pedestrian events ...

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  28. 'PICKING THEM UP'

    Victoria Park was not the only place in the metropolitan area where sovereigns could be picked up yesterday, Sovereigns, of gold or otherwise, are ...

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  29. A GREAT RECORD.

    Sir Ernest Shackleton was just 48 years of age. He was born in Ireland, and educated at Dulwica College. Early in life he went to sea in the merchant ...

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  30. KITCHENER'S BETRAYAL

    The London County Council Committee has circularised the cinematograph licensees saying that the Kitchener [?] (which illustrates the alleged betrayal ...

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  31. MONEY AND METALS

    There was a decline of 5 a ton in electrolytic copper in London on Friday, 7/6 in standard copper, and 10/ in selected copper. Tin recovered 25/ ...

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  32. A LEADER OF MEN.

    When Captain [?] Hurlex, who was official photographer to both the Mawson and Shackleton expeditions to the Antarctic, was in Adelaide last week, as was ...

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  33. PRICES RISING.

    At Joint B.A.W.R.A. and private sales 11,250 bales was offered and there was i[?]mated bidding, equally distributed among home and foreign buyers. The ...

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  34. CORROSIVE ACID

    Much indignation and alarm have been caused in Paris owing to the activities of mysterious individuals who are squirting corrosive acid at females, ...

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  35. BOMBS FROM AEROPLANES

    A message from Madrid states that Spanis[?] aeroplanes bombed a Rifu concentration at Sukbunmana. Many were killed and wounded. Kadu Hamar, the ...

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  36. PICNIC PARTY BEER

    Robert Hanris told Mr.E. M Sabine, S.M., in the Adelaide Police Court on Monday that he was guilty of having unlawfully carried off liquor on Sunday from Prince of Wales Hotel, but ...

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  37. A RUDE AWAKENING

    Discovered asleep in a doorway in O'Connell Street, North Adelaide, at about 4 o'clock on Sunday morning, Joseph Mertin Madden was rudely awakened by Constable Button. He ...

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  38. N.S.W. ELECTIONS

    In nearly every instance, with the exception of Balmain, the counting of the Labor selection ballots did not finish until daylight on sunday. The counting of the Sydney papers did not ...

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  39. AN EYE FOR AN EYE

    V. P. Taylor, who is well known to Australians as Captain Penfold, an aviator, writing to a Sydney paper from California, gives the details of a great offer. From his letter ...

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  40. INDECENT ASSAULT ALLEGED

    Leslie Eleton, a well-dressed young man, was charged in the Adelaide Police Court on Monday with having, indecently assaulted a young girl Aged nine years and eight months. Detective. ...

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  41. THE PRICE OF SUGAR.

    "H. J. P." writes:—I was pleased to read the article on the sugar question. This should open the eyes and make it clear to every worker in Australia the robbery of their wages that is ...

    Article : 206 words
  42. LARCENY FROM PERSON

    A charge of larceny was preferred against James Smith in the Adelaide Police Conrt on Monday morning by George James Stow, who said that he was a laborer recently arrived ...

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  43. GRUISER'S HEROES FETED

    The druiser Melbourne sailed for Wellington on Saturday morning. Great crowds visited the stop at Newtown, N.Z., many of the visitors being children, while the bluejackets were ...

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  44. PEPPER THROWN INTO EYES

    One of three men who west to the Dublin, Loan Office, in Myrtle street, Sydney, yesterday evening, threw pep[?]er in the eyes of the proprietor. Michael O[?]Callaghan. The man ...

    Article : 102 words
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