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  2. GENERAL NEWS

    In times of need there is rarely a lack of volunteers to undertake relief work. History is full of such examples, both in peace and in war. To-day the ...

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  3. MAWSON EXPEDITION

    The chairman of the committee of management of the Australian Antarctic Expedition (Sir George Pearce) expressed regret to-day that it had been ...

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  4. THE MOVIE BALL

    Hollywood is a magic city to most Australians, but some of its glitter and glamor came to Adelaide last night when the sixth annual Movie Ball was ...

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  5. OBITUARY

    Mr. John Fraser, who died at the Memorial Hospital recently at the age of 62, was born at Gawler. When quite young, with his parents, he ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. VIOLENT ASSAULT

    While working in his office about 7 o'clock to-night, Mr. William Nathaniel Pratt, secretary to the trustees of the Melbourne General Cemetery, was ...

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  7. THE TARIFF WAR

    The Senate Finance Committee disclosed to-day that twenty-five foreign Governments, including Australia, had protested against the increased duties ...

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  8. POCKET PICKED ON TRAM

    A wallet containing £9 was taken from Mr. H. Solomons, of Adelaide, on a tram in the city on Wednesday night. He was travelling from ...

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  9. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ORCHESTRA

    A fine Wagner programme has been arranged by the South Australian Orchestra, to be given in the Town Hall on Saturday evening, under the ...

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  10. LABOR NEWS

    The campaign against the proposal to amend the Commonwealth Arbitration Act was discussed at a council of the Labor on ...

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  11. IMPERIAL PREFERENCES

    "If the British preferential duties are removed, it will be a severe blow to the Queensland sugar industry, as the increased loss on export would be ...

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  12. FURTHER SHOWERS

    The Divisional Meteorologist reported last night:- Another low-pressure wave was centred at 9 a.m. on Thursday off the south-east coast of South ...

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  13. PROPOSED WORKS ON EYRE PENINSULA

    Members of the Public Works Committee who had been making enquiries on Eyre Peninsula regarding proposed works there which have been ...

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  14. BENDIGO PLANE CRASH

    The Deputy Coroner (Mr. J. H. Steward) to-day resumed the inquest at Bendigo into the circumstances of the deaths of Oscar Thomas Walton ...

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  15. THE HOLY LAND

    The Australian pilgrims who are visiting the war graves on Gallipoli and in Palestine, reached Jaffa to-day, and were thrilled by their experiences in old ...

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  16. SHOOTING AFFRAY

    Alter arresting a man in palmerstreet. East Sydney, late to-night. Constable Jackson, of the Darlinghurst station, was set upon by a hostile ...

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  17. EFFECT ON INDUSTRIES

    The rejection by the House of Commons of the Conservative amendments to the King's Speech in favor of the safeguarding of Dominion preference ...

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  18. VOLUNTEERS AND FIREARMS

    At a meeting of the Port Adelaide City Council last night Councillor A. J. Lewis moved that the Chief Secretary be written to and his attention called ...

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  19. THE PRICE OF GAS

    With reference to the criticism of the Gas Company by the president of the Housewives' Association, as reported In yesterday's issue of "The Advertiser" ...

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  20. CASH-BOX AND MONET STOLEN

    Late on Wednesday night thieves entered the shop of Mr. Hing Loon, banana merchant, Rundle-street. Entry was gained through an unlocked ...

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  21. RAIN ON EYRE PEN. INSULA

    The low-pressure system which has been operating over South Australia during the past few days was responsible for beneficial rains on Eyre ...

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  22. PORT ADELAIDE TRAMWAY EXTENSION

    At a meeting at the Port Adelaide City Council last night a letter was received from the Trainways Trust, intimating that it was proposed to open ...

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  23. HISTORIC MEMORIAL TABLET

    At 11.30 a.m. on Tuesday the Lord Mayor (Mr. Lavington Bonython) will unveil the historic memorial tablet in the park lands. North-terrace West. ...

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  24. SCENES OF BATTLES

    Forty-five war pilgrims, who disembarked on July 10 from the Messageries steamer. Angkor, motored from Jaffa to Jerusalem, over 40 miles of excellent ...

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  25. COMMUNITY SINGING

    The weekly song gathering will take place at the Town Hall to-day, at 1 O'clock. Captain Hugh King will conduct, arid will have the assistance of ...

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  26. FATALITY IN RAILWAY YARD

    A fatal accident occurred at the Ararat railway yards to-day, when Mr. Albert Gray (30), married, was knocked down by a truck attached to an ...

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  27. ALLEN STILL AT LARGE

    There has been no relaxing of the search for Chris Allen, for whom the police hold a warrant charging him with having shot at detective Gill with ...

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  28. RIFLE MATCH.

    In connection with old scholars' week at the Adelaide High School a rifle match between past and present scholars was conducted at Keswick riflen range, with the ...

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  29. THE PRODUCER.

    As Indicated by a report from Hobart in "The Advertiser" on Wednesday, Tasmanian apple growers are opposing the new regulations proposed by the ...

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  30. LOCAL CELERY FOB SYDNEY

    The Melbourne Steamship Company's vessel Dimboola, which left Port Adelaide for the eastern States yesterday, carried about 800 crates of celery for ...

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  31. COUNTRY ADVICES

    The following advices have been received from country centres:— Balaklava. 30 points (still promising); Maitland, 50 points. ...

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  32. SEAMEN'S MISSION AND SAILORS' REST

    A fine programme was given to the Senmen's Mission and Sailors' Rest. Nile-street. Port Adelaide, on Thursday evening by Mrs. A. S. Waterhouse and her concert party. ...

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  33. QUEENSLAND PROBLEMS.

    The minister of Railways in Queensland (Mr. Morgan) who arrived in Adelaide on Wednesday, contracted a chill and had to cancel his engagements for ...

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  34. NET FISHING IN VENUS BAY

    A proclamation has been Issued by the Government prohibiting: net fishing In a certain portion of Venus Bay. adjoining: the hundreds of Wright and ...

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  35. SOUTHERN CROSS

    The reception of radio signals from the Southern Cross while flying over Europe is regarded as a record by radio engineers. It is probably the longest ...

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  36. THEFT FROM A HOUSE

    From a house in May-street, Sefton Park, on Wednesday night a gold watch and chain with a locket attached were stolen. Entry was gained ...

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  37. REYNELLA PRUNING COMPETITION

    The annual pruning match conducted by the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society will be held at the vinegards of Messrs. Walter ...

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  38. COAL TROUBLE

    There is a feeling of great hopefulness in Newcastle concerning the out-v come of this conference on the coal trouble. ...

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  39. WINE OVERSEAS MARKETING BOARD

    The Wine Overseas Marketing Board held its second meeting this week The chairman (Mr. J- Wallace Sandford) stated, on Thursday that the' general ...

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  40. METROPOLITAN WORKS AND DRAINAGE BOARD

    Doubt has been expressed in certain quarters as to whether the Bill to be introduced by the Government for the appointment of a Metropolitan Works ...

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  41. POLICE STOP WEDDING

    Police intervention at the last moment prevented a wedding from taking place at Middlesbrough, England recently. The bride. Miss Butcher ...

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  42. A NEW POLLING-PLACE

    A proclamation has been issued by the Governor-in-Council, declaring Tusmore a polling-place in the district of East Torrens. ...

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  43. STOREMEN AND PACKERS' UNION

    The annual meeting of the Port Adelaide branch of the Federated Storemen and Packers' Union was held on Thursday evening. ...

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  44. SWINE FEVER PROCLAMATION

    In Executive Council on Thursday that portion of the proclamation issued on April 5 last year declaring the Hundreds of Adelaide, Yatala. and Port ...

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  45. INFLAMMABLE OILS ACT

    In Executive Council on Thursday a regulation was approved under the Inflammable Oils Acts, 1908 to 1928 providing that overtime at the rate of 3/ ...

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  46. CONFERENCE TO-DAY

    At the invitation of the Coal Commission, representatives of the mine owners and the unions will meet in conference to-morrow. ...

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  47. TENDERS FOR GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS

    The Government are inviting tenders for the erection of buildings, as follows:—A teachers residence at Minnipa, a residence for the divisional ...

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  48. HOTEL DIGGINGS WITH DIAMONDS

    A valuable "strike" of diamonds has been made in the courtyard of an hotel at Christiana, in the Transvaal. 70 miles from Kimberiey, the diamond ...

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  49. RAILWAY REVENUE

    The approximate railway earnings for the week ended July 7 amounted to £62.919, as compared with £59.809 for the corresponding week of last ...

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  50. TWENTY TON LIFT FOE FLOATING CRANE

    The travelling base for the Universal pile-driving frame, which was constructed by Messrs. Simes & Martin, engineers and boiler makers, of Port ...

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  51. Advertising

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  52. TEE JURY'S JOB

    "Are you guilty or not guilty?" "I don't quite see why I should express an opinion and try to interfere with the jury's guessing contest "said ...

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  53. VIOLET MEMORY DAY

    The fifteenth annual observance of Violet Memory Day, in honor of the heroic dead, will be held in the Town ...

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