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  2. GENERAL NEWS.

    The second division of the express from Melbourne was an hour late on arrival at Adelaide yesterday morning owing to two drawhars breaking one at Dimbool, ...

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  3. OBITUARY.

    Mr. William Harry Jefferson, formerly manager of the Union Bank at Millicent and Narracoorte, who died on Saturday at his residence, Stuart-road. Dulwich, was ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. THE LIRA.

    The now parity is about 92 lire to the pound sterling. ...

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  5. FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS.

    Leslie Perry (14), of Sixteenth-street, Renmark, cut a tendon in the instep of his right foot on a broken bottle when he was attempting to push a boat off a ...

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  6. CHARLES PEACE.

    Questioned in the House of Commons to-day concerning a recent stage performance representing the execution of the notorious Charles Peace, in which John ...

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  7. A STRAY SHOT.

    Driving witn another employe of Mr. A. Kellet, of Flinders-street to-day, along Dynon-road, Footscray, in a two-horse lorry, Mr. Frederick Brownhill (47). of ...

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  8. FRUIT IMPORTS.

    The enquiry regarding the application to apply the Merchandise Marks Act to the marking of foreign fruit, was re-opened today, because the law officers had given ...

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  9. Countinue from pge 14. COMMENTS.

    From W. J. WEEKS, Croydon:—I read Mr. F. W. Dinn[?] letter on church' attendance with interest. Undoubtedly the nececration of the Lord's Day is sadly in A tax collector's office at Poitiers, in France, has granted eight days' time to a taxpayer, who died nine years ago to pay the sum of 1 franc 75 centimes (3½d.) ...

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  10. THE NAVY.

    Lieutenant-Colonel C. M. Headlam (Secretary to the Admiralty) said in the House of Commons to-day, in reply to a question, that until further details were ...

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  11. RAILWAY POWERS OVER PORT ADELAIDE STREETS.

    When spoken to on Thursday regarding the effect the Railways Commissioner' Bill would have upon Port Adelaide, the mayor (Mr. V. J. Brown) [?] In 1838 ...

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  12. GOLD STANDARD.

    The King has signed a Cabinet decree thereby the gold standard becomes effective on Thursday. ...

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  13. A MOTOR CYCLIST INJURED.

    Mr. Lance Khan, who resides at Block E. had a heavy fall from his motor cycle at Renmark on Wednesday, when he crashed into a verandah to avoid a ...

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  14. A PALACE BURNT.

    The magnificent palace of Count Tarnowsky was destroyed by fire last night. It contained a famous collection of old masters and historical docements. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  15. ANTI-RELIGIOUS CHRISTMAS.

    The Soviet's anti-religious organisation has issued a detailed programme for the Christmas holidays, instructing the workers how they are to spend the ...

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  16. CANNED GOODS.

    The High Commissioner (Sir Granville Ryrie) speaking to-day at the Inncheon of the Food Canning Council, appealed to Empire canners to co-operate in capturing ...

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  17. CAR CAPSIZED.

    A car, driven by Mr. A. J. Riddle, of Glencoe, capsized on the Mount Gambierroad, about four miles from Glencoe East, on Sunday. Mr. Riddle had only recently ...

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  18. THE TARIFF.

    The postponement of certain deferred Customs duties is notified in to-day's "Gazette." They are as follow:-Until July 1—Acetone, sewing machines ...

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  19. DEATH FROM BURNS.

    Mrs. Thomas (68), of Provis-street, North Adelaide, died at the Adelaide Hospital yesterday morning. She was admitted to the institution on December 13, ...

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  20. THE PREMIER AND

    From T. P. HOWARD, Secretary, Trades and Labor Council:—The Premier was one of the chief men behind Sir Henry Barwell in his wage-slashing tactics, and ...

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  21. A CART WHEEL COLLAPSES.

    While a horse and cart were being driven down Montefiore Hill shortly after 9 a.m. on Thursday a wheel of the vehicle collapsed, ...

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  22. THE A.W.U.

    Mr. Justice K. W. Street, of the Indnustrial Commission, to-day granted the Australian Workers' Union leave to prosecute W. J. Brown, of Bassandcan. Station, near ...

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  23. RUSSIA AND CHINA.

    The soviet has requested Germany to take over the conduct of Russian affairs in Canton during the rupture of relations with China. ...

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  24. A "TONIC."

    Buying what she believed to be a tonic from a hawker to-day when he called at her home in Harper-street, Brunswick, SoS Satarakis (22), of Greek nationality, took ...

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  25. THE COMET.

    The British astronomers are still searching for the Skjellerup comet. Dr. Steavenson says it may have stopped coming north and be going south again, ...

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  26. FIRE IN MANILA. ,

    The second incendiary fare this year has occurred in the Pasay Nipa district, and Killed three children and made 2,500 Manians homeless. ...

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  27. THE MYSTERY AEROPLANE

    The two mystery aeroplanes sighted off the coast of Western Australia, near Broome, have alarmed the defence authorities. To-day the Defence Department ...

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  28. METAL TRADE ONIONS.

    A joint meeting of all the metal trade unions has decided upon the amalgamation of the group which includes engineers, boilmakers, moulders, blacksmiths, ...

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  29. KNOCKED DOWN BY A CAR.

    Mrs. Sowden (58), of Symons-[?] city was severely injured when she was run over by a horse drawn cab near the nornerl of King William and Waymouth ...

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  30. THE GARDEN THEATRE.

    Pat Hanna's Diggers are presenting a particularly good programme at the Garden Theatre this week, and the arguments of Chic and Joe amuse everybody. Messrs. ...

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  31. ROYAL BETROTHAL.

    It is learned authoritatively that the engagement of the Crown Prince Humbert. of Italy, to the Princess Marie Jose of Belgium, will be officially ...

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  32. THE ABORIGINES.

    From "ARGOSY," Adelaide:—Our interest in the human race cannot be cramped within the boundaries of our own particular State, and we have the right, ...

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  33. THE EARLIEST DISCOVERER.

    Dr. C. E. Adams, of the Dominion Observatory, estimates that the comet reached perihelion at the beginning of December, when it was about 60 million ...

    Article : 109 words
  34. CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS FUND.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 57 words
  35. A FINGER SEVERED.

    Mr. William Grunert, of Gilbert-street, city was admitted to the Adelaide Hospital on Thursday afternoon with the first finger of his right hand severed. He met ...

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  36. RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    The Colonel Light Gardens sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers' League last night held a social and Christmas tree for the benefit, of the children of the district ...

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  37. UNEMPLOYED DISTRESS FUND.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 12 words
  38. A FRACTURED JAW.

    Mr. James McLaughlin, of Millicent, met with a painful accident on Saturday afternoon. He had just returned from a motor trip to Lake Frome. Leaving his ...

    Article : 92 words
  39. THE RED ROSe.

    News was reveived to-day that the Red Rose, ploted by Captain Lancaster, Jamded at [?] yesterday at 1.30 p.m., and left for Rangoon at 8.30 o'clock this morning. ...

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  40. THE SAVE THE CHILDREN AND ARMENIAN RELIEF FUND

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 103 words
  41. SCHOOL APPOINTMETS.

    The Minister of Education (Hon. M. McIntosh) on Thursday approved of the following appointments. Assistants [?] J. Doolett, ...

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  42. MR. TOM MIX.

    The fun and excitement of a circus and the drama and thrills of a rodeo are to be seen in "The Circus Ace," which comes to the Grand Theatre on Monday. Both ...

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  43. CHRISTMAS BROADCAST.

    The British Broadcasting Corporation says it has not received any announcement from Australia regarding the Christm broadcast from Sydney. Unless the ...

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  44. COLLISION WITH A POLE.

    A lorry, owned and driven by Mr. L. O Bleeze, was proceeding along the main street yesterday afternoon, and in attemoting to avoid a head-on collision with ...

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  45. ENGLISH FURNITURE.

    While on a trip to Great Britain recently Mr. Arnold Reid was so impressed by the beauty and quaint designs of several pieces of English furniture created ...

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  46. CHRISTMAS TOYS FOR CHILDREN.

    The final delivery of parcels of toys provided from the fund subscribed by readers of "The Advertiser" for the children of the unemployed was made yesterday, ...

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  47. PAYNEHAM SCHOOL CONCERT.

    The Masonic Hall, Payncham, was Crowded on Wednesday evening, when the scholars of the Payneham public school gave their annual concert. Mr. H. H. ...

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  48. FIRE AT WINULLA.

    Early on Monday morning last the telephone conveyed to residents that a fire was raging in the town, and all hastened to the scene. The old hall was burnt ...

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  49. BOWLS.

    At Moonee Ponds to-day the first match in congestion with the Australasian bowling carnival, the test match between New Zealand and Australia, was played. ...

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  50. THE WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY

    Mr. Albert W. Glennon, Parade, Norwood, having read with interest the many reference to the White Australia policy which have appeared in the editorial and ...

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  51. CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR UNEMPLOYED.

    Mr. A. C. H. Richardson (superintendent of the Labor Bureau, was kept busy on Thursday when the distribution of the £1,000 Christmas rift of the ...

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  52. LEGISLATORS CRITICISED.

    From "ECONOMIST." Norwood:-Members of a Parliamentary majority are supposed to represent the people, who by their votes have placed them in power. ...

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  53. "ANNE 100 PER CENT."

    MISS BRAMLEY'S NEW PLAY. The Christmas season at the Theatre Royal will begin on Boxing Day, when Miss Nallie Bramley will stage "Anne 100 ...

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  54. CAR CRASHES INTO A GULLY.

    Mr. F. C. Wilson with his wife and four children were motoring from Blenheim to Christchurch to-day when the car left the road in Redwood Pass and crashed to ...

    Article : 63 words
  55. WELLINGTON-ROAD SCHOOL.

    The annual report of the headmaster of the Wellington-road school (Mr. J. C. Noack) was presented yesterday morning Mr. J. Ford (chairman of the school ...

    Article : 64 words
  56. A CHILO KILLED BY A

    While playing in High-street, Preston. at noon to-day, Raymond Cheney (4½). of Wood-street, was knocked down by a motor car. He was taken to the ...

    Article : 63 words
  57. CATHEDRAL LADIES' GUILD.

    The annual corporate communion of the St. Peter's Cathedral Ladies' Guild was conducted by the Bishop of Adelaide (Dr. Thomas) on Thursday morning. Before ...

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  58. PERSONAL

    [?] Frederick William Emma, John [?] Michael J. Meaney, and Thomas [?] whose combined services in the railway service mostly in the running ...

    Article : 73 words
  59. ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL.

    The annual concert of the St. Andrew's Church day school was given last night at the Walkerville Hall. The school, which is 70 years old, has a roll-call of 130 ...

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  60. AVIATION CONTROL.

    The Civil Aviation Control Board has still under consideration the question of appointing a successor to Captain Jones, who was promoted to the position of ...

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  61. TO CORRESPONDENTS.

    "South-East."—1. If a person buys a farm on terms, pays a deposit, and build a wood and iron house fixed on blocks, he can shift the house at any time during the period of the ...

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  62. WATERFRONT TROUBLES.

    Communications are being sent by the Australasian Council of Trade Unions to the transport unions with a view to convening a cohference of those bodies to be ...

    Article : 164 words
  63. THE OLYMPIAD.

    An indication of the [?]hness with which Germany intends to compete at the Olympiad was exemplified in the water polo trials, the strenuousn [?] of which ...

    Article : 64 words
  64. FLYING FOXES.

    A party of 32 guns last night made a raid on a flying for lair at Cabbagetree [?] West Maitland. The foxes have been causing immense damage to orchards ...

    Article : 74 words
  65. Advertising

    {No abstract available}

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  66. RANCHER SOWS GRASS FROM AIRPLANE

    The farmers of the fertile Southern Oregon region must be up to date, judging from the act of one of them in using an airplane to plant grass seed. Harold ...

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  67. HENLEV SCHOOL CHRISTMAS TREE

    As a means of giving the junior scholars a break-up treat, the Henley Public School Welfare Club heled a Christmas tree on Wednesday the president of the club (Mr. L. Edwards), ...

    Article : 67 words
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