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20 YEARS' GAOL FOR NATIVES
Exercising for the first time his new powers of mercy, Judge Wells, in the Darwin Supreme Court today, sentenced Natchelmar, Mow, and Narkaya ...
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PROTECTION FOR COTTON INDUSTRY
A tariff schedule giving effort to the Government's cotton proposals. and Excise alterations reducing the duty on concentrated ...
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Cut among the People
IT must be abnormally dry in the hills. Norman Brice told me yesterday that for the first time in the history of Mount Beevor. Nairne-60 ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GENERAL NEWS
Tomorrow in the Town Hall at 1 p.m. the usual weekly song gathering will take place. Mr. H. G. Broadbent will conduct, and be assisted by Mrs. ...
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BIG PROGRAMME OF DEFENCE
"Australia's defences are far below the reasonable standard of safely, and it is our duty to make more adequate provision for the protection of Australia ...
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NEWS IN BRIEF
Walking To Melbourne —G. Bre[?] accompanied by his fox [?] doc. left the G.P.O. Adelaide yesterday afternoon for Melbourne in an attempt ...
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SHOWERS IN MOST OF SETTLED AREAS
The Divisional Meteorologist reported last night:—The slight depression noted in the Bight on Tuesday has since drifted eastward and increased ...
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TODAY'S FORECAST
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MURRAY MALLEE CONDITIONS
There are still prospects of an average harvest in the mallee country along the Tailem Bend-Karoonda railway line to Waikerie, provided good ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Stumps Edition SLOW BATTING AGAINST GLOUCESTER
After minor matches at Durham and Edinburgh. Australia met Gloucester a first class county, today. This and the fact that the fifth Test will begin at ...
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PROGRAMME FOR WOODVILLE DIAMOND JUBILEE
A public meeting at the Woodville town hall last night arranged functions in connection with the diamond jubilee celebrations of the town from ...
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Off-Side L.B.W. Rule To Be Considered
The M.C.C. announces that the question of a trial off-side l.b.w. rule will be placed on the agenda for the Advisory country committee meeting ...
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English Eleven To Meet Australia At Folkestone
The English eleven to play a match against Australia at Folkestone on Septemer I will be:—Chapman (captain). Tennyson, ...
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Building Of New Cruiser
Another attempt was made by the Opposition in the House of Representatives this afternoon to have the new ...
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Preparing Test Wicket At The Oval
A nicely grassed strip at the Oval is already beginning to look like a Test wicket. Spectators today, at the request of the Surrey Club, forfeited ...
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CONVICT TRANSPORTATION
Dr. Wilfred Oldham, lecturer in history at the University of Adelaide, addressed members of the Adelaide Dual Club last night on "Convict ...
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Hendren's Aggregate Now 50,000 Runs
When Hendren had scored 40 against Somerset yesterday he reached an aggregate of 50.000 runs in first-class cricket. Hobbs, Grace and are the only other batsman ...
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No Comment From Minister On Sentences
The Minister for the Interior (Mr. Perkins) refused to comment today on the remarks of Judge Wells in passing sentence on a further batch of native ...
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Anti-War Demonstration In Melbourne
Waving torches and carrying many banners and placards in opposition to war. a procession of several thousand men, women and children marched ...
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REGISTRATION OF HAIRDRESSERS
A unanimous vote that the committee should proceed with a scheme for the registration of hairdressers was passed at the meeting of the Master ...
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LORRY DRIVER FOR TRIAL
Reginald William Waltke, of Tailem Bend, was committed for trial on a charge of manslaughter by the coroner (Mr. F. Chardon) at an inquest in the ...
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AUSTRALIAN APPLES IN LONDON
The Railways Commissioner (Mr. Anderson) has received from the Director of Australian Trade Publicity in London samples of placards and ...
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BRITAIN RETAINS DAVIS CUP
England retained the Davis Cup yesterday by winning both of the remaining singles against America, thus scoring four rubbers to one. Yesterdays ...
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Open Finding At Inquest On Death Of Nurse
unable to discover now Nurse Ryan's car came to run down the bank of the Yarra on May 22. when she received fatal injuries, the acting coroner (Mr. ...
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Advertising
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CHEAPER HOMES FOR WORKERS
In an endeavor to stimulate the use of timber for building purposes and to provide homes for working men more cheaply than is possible in brick or ...
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Water Shortage
The Government will shortly bore for water on the Boy Scouts block at the Black Forest tram stop. Yesterday the plant was being placed into ...
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Woman Missing For 18 Days
No trace has yet been round of Mrs. Sarah Simpson, 68, of Mercy street, Adelaide, who has been missing from her home for 18 days. She had been in ...
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LOG-CHOPPING CONTESTS AT ROYAL SHOW
During the past few years there has been a remarkable development in the interest in log chopping at the Royal Spring Show. This has coincide[?] with ...
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Congratulations Of U.S. Tennis Chairman
"England is to be congratulated, and I think the better team won," said Mr. Holcombe Ward, chairman of the United States Lawn Tennis ...
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FEATURES THIS MORNING
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DUTY ON MOTOR METAL PANELS
Conflicting evidence on the effect on the British motor car industry of the reduction in duties on metal panels for motor bodies was given before the Tariff ...
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Voting On Biennial Davis Cup Competitions
The motion for the holding of Davis Cup competitions every two years, instead of annually was lost by 12 votes to 11. at a meeting of the International ...
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Methods Of Softening Water
In addition to the necessity for economy in the use of water, householders Will discover problems caused by the hardness of the water ...
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Inter-University Debates
At the inter-University debates to be held in Perth, from August 20 to 25 six Australian Universities will be represented. The programme is as ...
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TENNIS AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS
The meeting today of the International Federation, by 59 votes to six sounded the death knoll of the possibility of professionals being allowed to ...
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C. J. Melrose Returning To Adelaide
C. J. Melrose the young south Australian, who left Parafield on Friday in his Puss Moth plane My Hildergarde. in an attempt to better H. F. ...
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£23.000 AWAITING CLAIMANTS
Nearly £23.000 of unclaimed money in estates is held by the Public Trustee or South Australia for distribution to persons who can establish identity as ...
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Index To Advertisements
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No "Allowances" For English Players For Australia
The English Tennis Association has refused to allow its players to accept a 15/ daily allowance while touring Australia next season. It considers ...
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Monoplane Crashes At Aerodrome
A monoplane, piloted by Mr. Frank Higginson. of Brisbane, crashed on the Coff's Harbor aerodrome this morning. when, before taking off the ...
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Printing Trades Association Meeting
The following officers were elected at the annual general meeting of the South Australian Master Printers and Allied Trades Association on Monday:—President. Mr. R. H. ...
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