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THE RAILWAY STRIKE.
An additional number of suburban railway guards and signalmen went back to work yesterday. The Chief Railway Commissioner ...
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METEOROLOGICAL.
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THE WARS.
The Press Bureau reports:— "The pilots' reports show that the raiders on Sunday were making towards London, but turned abruptly ...
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TRAINING AIR PILOTS.
A battleplane has been given by Mr. A. M. Simpson at a cost of £2250 to the Commonwealth Government. It will bo brought to Australia for the ...
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LETTERS FOR SOLDIERS.
Relatives and friends of artillery troops are informed by the military authorities that in future letters are to be addressed showing the number of ...
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THE RECRUITING CAMPAIGN.
The South Australian State Recruiting Committee writes:—"The enlistments for the week ended August ll, were 99, a decrease of 14 as compared ...
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Advertising
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British Destroyer Mined.
The Admiralty announces:— A British destroyer struck a mine and sank in the North Sea. The captain, two officers, and. 43 men of other ...
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IN BROKEN HILL.
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Family Notices
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DEBATE IN THE ASSEMBLY.
The stoke gave rise to a heated debate in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Following upon a statement being ...
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Enemy Submarines.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. G. Roberts (Parliamentary Under-secretary to the Board of Trade) stated that 3828 passengers and 592 ...
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AIRMEN INTERNED.
A large Gotha aeroplane, armed with machine guns, landed at Zeeland on Sunday night. The two occupants were interned. ...
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THE ARMENIAN FUND APPEAL.
The first of a series of lantern lectures in connection with the Armenian fund appeal was given in the Lane-street Methodist Church last night. ...
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THE DEATH ROLL.
The authorities state that 32 persons were killed in Sunday's air raid. ...
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LADIES' RECRUITING COMMITTEE.
A meeting of the ladies' section of the Broken Hill Recruiting Committee was held in the Council Chambers last night. Lieutenant Robinson reported ...
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On the Western Front.
Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports:— "We raided the enemy lines north-eastward of Gouaeaucourt and ...
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In Germany.
Hanger and typhus are scouring many parts of Germany. Six hundred cases and 54 deaths have been reported at Mannheim. The ...
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IN VICTORIA.
The Wharf Laborers' Union, in accordance with the decision arrived at on Monday, yesterday refused the work either of coaling, discharging, or ...
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Barrier Miner.
WHEN a man starts a fight he generally knows whom he is fighting. whom do the Sydney strikers at present believe they are fighting against? The ...
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Russian Premier's confidence.
Reuter's Petrograd correspondent states that M. Kerensky, the Russian Premier, replying to King George's message, has telegraphed:— ...
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PRIVATE W. IVEY'S DEATH.
The following is the copy of a letter sent by Signaller R. A. Biggs, Belgium, to Mr. J. H. Ivey, 76 Blues Point-road, North Sydney, concerning ...
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AVIATORS IN ACTION.
Reuter's correspondent at French headquarters on the Western front, writes:— "Remarkable instances of the facility ...
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A FEDERAL PROCLAMATION.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes), in a proclamation issued yesterday regarding the interference with interstate traffic, says that the action of ...
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China's Declaration.
It is now notified that China has declared war against both Austria and Germany. ...
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ARRESTS CONTEMPLATED.
Arrests in connection with the strike are said to be contemplated by the Government. ...
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Canadian Elections.
In the House of Commons, the Minister of Justice to-day introduced a bill providing for taking of the votes of the soldiers overseas for the ...
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CONTRIBUTION TO THE STRIKE FUNDS.
The Melbourne tramway men are making a voluntary contribution of 1/ per member towards the Sydney strike funds. ...
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ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
At the Central Police Court yesterday William Daly (vice-president of the Seamen's Union) was, with one Robinson, charged with conspiracy. A remand ...
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IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The Prospect Branch of the Australasian Society of Engineers has passed a resolution protesting at the action of the New South Wales ...
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WARDEN'S COURT.
In the Warden's Court this morning before Mr. H. Giles Shaw, Mining Warden, Khan Muller, by his agent, Albert Edward Cameron, applied for ...
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In Palatine.
A message from Cairo states that it is reported that the Turks intend first to massacre the natives, and then prepare to evacuate Palestine. ...
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MOTOR CARS AND MOTOR BOATS MAY BE COMMANDEERED.
The State Executive will to-day consider a suggestion for taking over all motor cars and motor boats within the State, the latter for ferry services. ...
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CARRIERS' OPINIONS.
Members of carrying firms in Adelaide state that if the Sydney strike continues it will be felt acutely here. ...
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PERSONAL
The members of the Adelaide City Council tendered a dinner to the Mayor (Alderman Isaacs) last night The Adelaide correspondent of "The ...
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British War Cabinet.
Prior to the announcement of Mr. G. Barne's appointment to the War Cabinet in Mr. A. Henderson's place, it was unofficially stated that the Labor ...
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COAL SUPPLIES.
The collier Chronos yesterday unloaded coal at Port Adelaide, and than left for Port Pirie. ...
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JAPANESE MISSION TO UNITED STATES
The members of the Japanese mission to the United States have landed. They received an ovation from the American people. ...
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YOUNG MAN KILLED.
While riding on the platform of a crowded train at Redfern at about 8.30 o'clock a.m. yesterday, A. R. Kanning (aged 39 years), of ...
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ADELAIDE MEAT MARKET.
An Adelaide stock agent states that the Sydney strike has not affected the Adelaide meat market, and that it is possible if the strike is confined to ...
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IN AUSTRALIA.
Private Rigney, a half-caste from Point Macleay Aborigine Mission Station, was reported killed in action on July 3. He was the second man from ...
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HOSPITAL GALA COMMITTEE.
A special meeting of the Hospital gala committee was held in the Council Chambers last night, Mr. I. Haskard presiding. It waa decided to ...
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MR. HENDERSON'S RESIGNATION.
The London "Times," after testifying to Mr. A. Henderson's sincere patriotism, goes on to say:—"His rambling and muddled speech entirely ...
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"A MADNESS IN THE AIR."
The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) has (says the "Argus") thus appealed to the men oh strike:— "According to the latest reports ...
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SUNDAY TRADING.
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IN WEST AUSTRALIA.
The food position here is unsettled, owing to the holding up of the steamer Indarra and other vessels in Sydney, as for supplies of butter, ...
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WAR TIME PROFITS.
The Federal Cabinet has decided that the amendments at the War Time Profits Tax Bill shall be first proposed in the House of ...
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