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Advertising
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LAW COURTS
In the Supreme Court yesterday, Mr. Justice Piper granted orders nisi for divorce in the following undefended actions:— ...
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BIRDS AND BEASTS IN ADELAIDE ZOO
Alligators from the Amazon, the Angeles, but never a North Australian crocodile; cassowaries from New Guinea and the Moluccas, but not from ...
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Car Driver Awarded £25 Damages
Claiming £27 10/ from L. S. Bennett, of Sixteenth street, Gawler South, and Edgar Templer, of Nineteenth street, Gawler South, in the Adelaide Local ...
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£7 Fine For Selling Adulterated Milk
For having sold adulterated milk on April 20. Arthur Francis Marshall, milk vendor of Elizabeth street, Eastwood, was fined £7, with £3 2/ costs, by ...
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ALLEGED INTERFERENCE WITH WITNESS
The trial was continued yesterday, before Mr. Justice Angas Parsons, in the Criminal Court, of Maurice Gerald Henderson, hotelkeeper, of Port ...
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Territory Rail Men's Award
Evidence describing the work and conditions of fettlers employed on the Territory railways was given today before Judge Drake-Brockman in the ...
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Committed For Trial On Serious Charge
Thomas James Datson, of Crozier avenue Mitcham Park, was committed for trial at the next Criminal Sittings of the Supreme Court, when he appeared ...
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Hotel Licensee's Offence Deemed Trifling
A fine of £5, the minimum prescribed for the offence under the Licensing Act, with £1 5/ costs, was imposed by Mr. H. M. Muirhead, P.M., in the ...
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Case Against Hairdressers
In the report yesterday of the hearing in the Adelaide Police Court of a complaint against Miss A. F. Cowan and Mrs. A. D. Baker, of Unley road, ...
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Motorists Fined
In the Traffic Court yesterday before Mr. L. E. Clarke, S.M., eight persons were fined 5/ each, with £1 5/6 costs in each case, for having allowed motor ...
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ALLEGED FRAUD ON W.A. RAILWAYS
Revelations concerning the alleged misappropriation of money belonging to the Railway Department will probably be made when the Railway Appeal ...
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Company's Claim Against Dairymen
Nearly eight months after the hearing of the case, judgment was delivered by Mr. H. G. P. Nesbit, S.M., in the Local Court yesterday, in ...
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TASMANIAN ELECTION SCRUTINIES
Scrutinies of the voting at the general elections were begun tonight in the divisions of Denison, Franklin, find Bass. In Denison, Mr. Cosgrove (Lab.) ...
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Exceeded Speed Limit Past School
In the Traffic Court yesterday, before Mr. L. E. Clarke, S.M., Ray Ernest Muir Stone, of Jetty road, Glenelg, pleaded guilty to having ridden a motor ...
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Remanded On Two Charges Of Housebreaking
On two charges of housebreaking, John Daly Coffey, of Bundle street, Kent Town, was remanded until Tuesday by Mr H. M. Muirhead, P.M., in ...
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Motorists Charged With Driving At Dangerous Speed
In the Traffic Court yesterday, before Mr. L. E. Clarke, S.M., Nick Puccio, of Main street, Lockleys, pleaded not guilty to a charge of ...
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ENGLISH PREJUDICE AGAINST OUR GOODS
After eight months in. England studying general marketing conditions, Mr. T. H. Arrowsmith, a Melbourne exporting merchant, is returning by ...
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Stole Motor Cycle While On Hire Purchase
A charge of having stolen a motor cycle, valued at £25 the property of Laurie Addison Elliott, trading as Elliott's Garage and Cycle rectory, of ...
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FIND NEW MARKETS ELSEWHERE
The prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) said tonight that, as an alternative to restricting production, the Government would seek to increase ...
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Premature Explosion Causes Miner's Death
John Hollingsbee, 30, was killed instantly this afternoon by a premature explosion in the Trekelano copper mine, about ten miles from Duchess. In the ...
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CLOTHING OF T.B. PATIENTS
Relatives of consumptive patients who have died in the Northfield Hospital have in some cases demanded such articles as the tooth brushes and ...
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Boy Obtains Money By Story Of Loss
In the Children's Court yesterday, year-old boy pleaded guilty to having before Mr. L. E. Clarke, Sit, a 13on June 7 imposed on a Mrs. Duncan, ...
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SHORTAGE ALLEGED IN LOAD OF WOOD
Allegations that there had been a shortage of about 12 cwt. when an order for 2 tons of wood was delivered to a customer were made in the Adelaide ...
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TRAIN BOLTS AND OVERTURNS
Sledding on the frost covered rails of a narrow gauge timber train Line at Rubicon, near Alexandra on Tuesday evening, an engine and ten -trucks, ...
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STEAMERS COLLIDE IN FOG
The Hunter River S.S. Co.'s steamer Gwydir and the coastal steamer Bonalbo collided during a dense fog outside the entrance to Newcastle ...
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District Council Elections
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Seating- Accommodation For "Damaged Lives"
Ozone Theatres, Limited, which is screening "Damaged Lives" at the Theatre Royal, announced yesterday that the censorship regulation ...
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W.A. Pilot's Plans For Big Air Race
After six years' continuous flying on the Perth-Adelaide air mail route, Mr. James Woods, the West Australian Airways pilot, made his last flight on ...
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Unusual End To Wrestling Contest
A Wrestling match between Harban Singh. 14.4. and Walter Browning. 14.12. at the Brisbane Stadium tonight, tad an unusual ending. ...
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