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Advertising : 1,688 wordsAs the result of the sixteenth round of league baseball. concluded on Saturday, University still heads the premiership list. Many interesting games were played. and ...
Article : 1,078 wordsFrom H. E. Winterbottom. Secretary of the Chamber of Manufactures:—I notice in your paper on Thursday. under the heading of "New Industry." ...
Article : 800 wordsSir—Your writer, "Garth Owen," has done well to draw attention to the scant respect paid by passers-by to the National War Memorial. I fear that ...
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Article : 429 wordsSir—Twenty years ago Sir George Reid said, "In reading English history one is very much struck with the number of times this unhappy nation has ...
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Article : 292 wordsThe annual sports day of the Peterborough High School was held at the school. Results:-Senior cup L. Woods, 46 points: N. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 562 wordsFinal results of the Victor Harbour competitions, presided over by Sir William Sowden on Saturday night, were:— Champion recitation, Miss Tina Dunstone ...
Article : 452 wordsSir—The contention that the totalisator confines betting to the racecourse, indicates profound ignorance of the extent to which betting is being ...
Article : 391 wordsThe draw for the meeting of the Ardrossan Coursing Club on Wednesday, August 26. is:-Gyppie v. Another Flurry, Ell Bon v. Trickem Call Again v. Like Ell, ...
Article : 320 wordsAn outstanding feature of the athletic contest at Stamford Bridge. when England beat Italy by 83½ points to 6[?] was the meeting of Lord Burghley and the ...
Article : 64 wordsSir—Special efforts should be made to attract new capita! to Australia. Let us invite British companies to help us to develop our lauds. The South ...
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Advertiser and Register (Adelaide, SA : 1931), Mon 24 Aug 1931, Page 10
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