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  2. ROUND THE WORLD

    Flight Commander Smith, who is in charge of the American aviators who are making the world flight is effecting a change in the pontoon of his plane. The ...

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  3. AMERICAN ELECTIONS.

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  4. A DAREDEVIL ENTERPRISE.

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  5. THE PER CAPITA PAYMENTS.

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  6. ASSISTING PRIMARY PRODUCERS.

    6ince th'e Primp Minister (Mr. Uroccl announced llie iuienlion ri the Government to utilise the Customs *urplus for stabilising primary production liy a. ...

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  7. THE AERIAL FUTURE.

    With three long-distance [?]erial services now in operation, the Federal Legislature will provide money to enable an ambitious scheme of further ...

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  8. FRENCH CRISIS.

    [?] has virtually completed his [?] Cabinet. The members include M. [?] (Foreign Aff[?] M. [?] and M. Magi[?] ...

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  9. THE UNSEEN WORLD.

    Sir Oliver Lodge spoke in Dr. R. F. Horton's Church at Hampstead. London, on Sunday evening, April 6 on "The Reality of the Unseen." The address is reported ...

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  10. IRISH FREE STATE.

    Sixty of the interned Republican prisoners have been released from the Curragh camp.-Reuter. THE BOUNDARY COMMISSION. ...

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  11. A SENSATIONAL LEAP.

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  12. ALBANIAN BEVOLT

    The revolutionists are masters of the [?] in Albaina. They are concentrating against the Governments stronghold at [?] Bahun, where 8,000 loyalists are ...

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  13. MINNESOTA DAIRYING

    Mr. Mackinnon (Australian Commissioner to the United States) and his secretary (Mr. Black) have returned from an extensive tour of the middle west and ...

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  14. A FATAL [?]

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  15. LONDON RAILWAY STRIKE.

    The underground railway strike continues to be [?], but the services were maintained throughout Sunday, and the situation this evening is better rather than ...

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  16. GRAND OPERA IN SYDNEY.

    Crowds waited for hours to-day to [?] for the grand opera season. The first half dozen were there at the early hour of 6 o'clock. By the time the doors opened at ...

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  17. FATALITIES AND MOMENTS.

    While Mrs. Waley, of Newmarketstreet, Adelaide, was crossing Grenvillstreet, at the intersection of King William street. Adelaide at 4.35 p.m. on ...

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  18. AN ARSCONDER ARRESTED.

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  19. [?] JOURNEY.

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  20. BURGLARS CAPTURED.

    Hearing someone attempting to turn the handle of her bedroom door a guest in Piahlert's Hotel informed Mrs. Paulsen, the licensce, that she thought thieves ...

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  21. [?] TO HEAD.

    Mr. Edward Fabey (38), of Stephenstreet, Adelaide, was found lying in a [?] Condition in Victoria-square by Constable Webler at 6.25 p.m. yesterday. He ...

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  22. AN INCREDIBLE TALE.

    Strange and almost incredible is the [?] of the manner in which a man named [?] on May 28, caused the death of a boy, who has been identified as Hans ...

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  23. UNLAWFUL BOOK MAKING.

    A fine of £300 was today imposed on William George Brown, charged with bookmaking Joseph George Rees, another defendant, who had previously been convicted, ...

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  24. MOTOR RACING FATALITY.

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  25. [?] PRICE.

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  26. [?] BY A FALL

    Mr. Natheniel Craig a railway bandsman, was [?] on the floor of the workshop of Mr. Gal[?] tailor of [?] street, shortly before 7 p.m. on ...

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  27. AN OLD MAN MISSING.

    Mr. Charles Tuffin (94) has been missing from the Newtown Infirmary for the past five days, and some anxiety is felt for his safety. ...

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  28. THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.

    The Hon. W. Finlayson, of Brisbane, who arrived from America by the [?] to-day, said his main impression after, visits to Hamburg ...

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  29. "BROADWAY BLOKE"

    Commencing on Monday next, one of the finest special features ever seen in Adelaide. "Broadway Bloke," will be screened at the Grand Theatre. It is a story of ...

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  31. [?] CUTTING CHAFF.

    whi[?] chaffcutting on his farm, near Warooka, on Monday, Mr. [?] jun., with a painful accident. He was throwing the machine out of gear, when he ...

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  32. BRITISH PEERS DEAD.

    Lord Pirrie has died while travelling from Bucnos Ayres to New York. He was born in Quebee on May 31, 1817, and was educated at the Belfast Royal Academical ...

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  33. IMPERIAL CRICKET.

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  34. RESCUED FROM A [?] HOLDING

    When a fire broke out in the [?] [?] shop of Mr. Charles Hadcook, at [?] early this morning, the only [?] [?]pant, Mrs. Rithel Lowell, was cut off ...

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  35. [?] TOO LATE.

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  36. QUEENSLAND MAIZE POOL

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  37. EXPORT OF KAURI TIMBER.

    The Government have refused to permit any increase in the export of Kauri timber from newly-felled trees, but will allow the export of timber from logs felled in ...

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  38. GRAND THEATRE.

    The stirring melodramatic story, "Secrets of Paris." which was shown at the Grand Theatre on Monday, is based upon Engine Sue's famous exposure of the ...

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  39. THE [?] LONDON

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  40. OVERCOME BY GAS FOMES.

    While cleaning out a [?] in a blast fur[?] at the [?] works at Newca[?] last night, several men were overcome by the [?]. M[?] James Williams [?] ...

    Article : 69 words
  41. A ROYAL CASTLE FOR 16 A BAY

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  42. THE MOUNT ISA FIELD.

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  43. INDIAN NATIONALISTS.

    The Judian Nationalist resolution expressing admiration for the murderer, [?] nath Saha, has aroused considerable criticism especially in the English press. Mr. ...

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  44. THE BRUCE-PAGE. AGREEMENT.

    Mr. Gregory. M.B.R. discussing the election agreement recently entered into between Mr. Bruce and Dr. Page said a great mistake had been made in not ...

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  45. EMPIRE WIRELESS.

    [?] already published have [?] amount of [?] the [?] system of wireless [?] to the official [?] ...

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  46. [?]APASING AFFAIRES.

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  47. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

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  48. TARIFF RECIPROCITY.

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  49. SOUTH AFRICAN BOXING

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  50. RAILWAY-STATIONS. ROBBED.

    The Sandgate terminus and Mudgee railway-at-station were entered last night. by thieves and the [?] blown [?]. An [?] in the Sandgate station was ...

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  51. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

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  52. TASNANIA'S FINANCES.

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  53. NEW ZEALAND BOXING

    In the boxing match to-day, [?] outpointed [?] in a [?]-round [?], which [?] the full [?] was clever and ...

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  54. MERINO WOOL

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  55. PRICKLY PEAR.

    The area of New South Wales ravaged by prickly [?] nearly [?] as large as the area growing wheat. Four and a half million [?] of the letter are worth ...

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  56. ROBBERS IN A BANK.

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  57. SUNDAY SPORTS.

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  58. THE BALLOT-BOX ENQUIRY.

    The split between the Federal and Stat[?] Labor executives has appreciably widened and the Federal executive in defiance of the wishes of the local body, has decided ...

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  59. SCIENCE AND CIVILISATION

    "Science has not given men more selfcontrol, more power of discounting their passion in deciding upon a course of action (writes Bertrand Russell in "Icarus, ...

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  60. QUEENSLAND PUBLIC SERVANTS

    This afternoon representatives of the various branches of the State Public Service made a request, to the Acting Premier (Mr. Gillies) that their hour of ...

    Article : 70 words
  61. PATENT MEDICINES.

    The modification of the patents [?] regulation is stated in departmental circles to be practically certain. Among Ministers there is a feeling that the regulations were ...

    Article : 57 words
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