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  2. CARPENTER AND WELLS.

    At the National Sporting Club to-nignt Georges Carpentier, the young French welter-weight pugilist, knocked out in the first round Bombardier Wells, the British ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. ADELAIDE WATER SUPPLY.

    The Commissioner of Public Works. (Sir Richard Butler) made the following statement on Tuesday regarding the Adelaide ...

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  4. ADELAIDE GREATEST ASSET.

    Mr. E. V. V. Brown is visiting Adelaide after an absence of 26 years in the Northern Territory. He first went to Darwin in 1878, but a few years later came south ...

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  5. NEW DEEPSEA PORT.

    Mr. Ritchie, in the House of Assembly on Tuesday afternoon submitted the report of the select committee appointed to determine the suitability of Cape ...

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  6. A GOOD SAVE.

    Shortly before 10 o'clock on Tuesday night a strong smell of fire permeated the atmosphere in the vicinity of the Royal Exchange in King William street. The ...

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  7. BABIES BODIES UNEARTHED

    A sensational development occurred this afternoon in connection with the investigations by the detectives into the mysterious disappearance of several babies ...

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  8. VICTORIAN POLITICS.

    The unfortunate events of the last few days in State politics took a most satisfactory turn to-day, when, as a result of their two party the Liberals of the ...

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  9. ULSTER.

    Speaking at Plymouth, Sir Edward Carson, K.C., M.P., the Ulster, leader, said that the proclamation prohibiting the importation of arms, ammunition, and ...

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  10. MRS. PANKHURST.

    Mrs. Pankhurst, the noted suffragette leader, was given an enthusiastic reception at Paddington after her release from Exeter Gaol. A crowd of sympathisers met ...

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  11. NOT A CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY.

    Mr. A. J. Balfour's pamphlet, entitled "Nationality and Home Rule," has been issued The es-Unionist leader contends that "if the Irish difficulty is due to Irish ...

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  12. POSTAL VOTE.

    In the Senate to-day Mr. Pearce resumed the debate on the second reading of the Postal Voting Restoration Bill. He said the measure would do away with the ...

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  13. SEIZURE OF REVOLVERS AND AMMUNITION.

    The customs authorities at Belfast have seized three cases of revolvers and ammunition, which were consigned respectively to Cork, "Dundalk, and Londonderry. ...

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  14. MEXICAN SITUATION.

    The financial press comment on President Woodrow Wilson's imperialist policy, and his determination, directly the Mexican question has been settled, to compol ...

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  15. THRICE CONVICTED.

    On November 26 a youth named Albert Crudgtington, who had been thrice convicted, and was charged with having attempted to shoot a man ...

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  16. AMBASSADOR'S SPEECH.

    Speaking before, the Savage Club, the American Ambassador (Dr. Page) voiced the sentiment expressed by President Wilson at Mobile. Alabama, towards the end ...

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  17. SUIT FOR A SETTLEMENT.

    A remarkable law case has been instituted by Hugh Formby, the was formerly, tutor to Mr. Samuel Hill-Wood, M.P., for the High Peak division of Derbyshire. He ...

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  18. UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE.

    Division 1.—Aldersey, Wilfred Egerton; Bathgate. John Pender; Biggs, James Marshall; Fetherstone, Leslie Williams; Ponder Gilbert Walter Graham; Russack, Frederick William ...

    Article : 344 words
  19. DRAMATIC CONCLUSION.

    Wells, only once touched Carnentier. That was a grazing blow on the ribs. After a short clinch, the Frenchman feinted splendid, and landed a ...

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  20. TRAINING THE TURKS.

    The St. Petersburg correspondent of The Daily Telegraph states that the Russian Government recognises Turkey as an independent State, and that therefore ...

    Article : 141 words
  21. A COUNTESS'S MARRIAGE.

    The Countess, De La Warr (formerly Hilda Tredcroft, daughter of Col. Tredcroft) has been granted her petition for the restitution of conjugal rights. The ...

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  22. COMMENTS ON THE FIGHT.

    The newspapers pay a tribute to Carpentier's tremendous self-confidence, Generally they are agreed that Wells was excited and nervous. Some journals ...

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  23. ALLEGED FRAUDS.

    Walter Robson, who has been for many years the cashier at the London office of the Commercial Bank of Australia, was charged yesterday with having ...

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  24. ARTIFICIAL BUTTER.

    It is understood that the Margarine Conference will further consider the matters of the distinctions to be asked for in relation to, the sale of butter and the ...

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  25. ARCTIC EXPLORERS.

    The Stefannson expedition, to the arctic regions is reported to have lost its ship, the Karluk. When the landing party left the vessel. ...

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  26. ALLEGED FORGERY.

    MOUNT GAMBIER, December 8.—In the Police Court to-day (before Mr. W. Johns), Vincent John Danby, a signwriter, was charged, on the information of R. W.L ...

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  27. AN INDIAN ROMANCE.

    The India Office authorities have reported unfavourably against a proposed spectacle, designed "A Romance of India" Earl's Court. ...

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  28. DREADNOUGHT NEW ZEALAND.

    The battleship New Zealand has arrived at Devonport, after her round-the-world tour. She was 183 days out and in that time steamed 45,151 miles. King George ...

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  29. FRENCH MINISTRY.

    M. Doumergue has announced that he has constructed his Cabinet as follows:—M. Doumergue-Premier and Minister. for Foreign Affairs. ...

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  30. IRRITATED LIBERAL.

    Sir John Emmott Barlow, M.P., who was the Chairman of Mr. Asquith's meeting at Oldham, has resigned from the local Liberal Association because it refused his request ...

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  31. CANADIAN LOAN.

    The Underwriters have arranged to take 83 per cent, of the new Canadian loan. LONDON, December 9. British Consols are quoted, at £71 16/3 ...

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  32. MALWA SMALLPOX.

    The work of handling the cargo of the R.M.S. Malwa under quarantine conditions in midstream proceeded expeditious to-day and the Federal Director of ...

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  33. "MERELY JOCULAR."

    The State Public Service Commissioner held art enquiry to-day into the charge of improper conduct preferred against J. R. Nicholls (Secretary of the State Service ...

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  34. PATENTS INFRINGED.

    The Acting Chief Justice gave his reserved decision to-day in the case in which J. & D. Sherere proceeded against Drew, Robinson, & Co., for an infringement of ...

    Article : 94 words
  35. NAVAL HOLIDAYS.

    The House of Representatives has shown itself by an overwhelming majority in favour of co-operating with Mr. Winston Churchill in ...

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  36. CABLES IN BRIEF.

    The new Governor of Victoria (Hon. Arthur Lionel Stonier) expects to sail from London for Australia on January 21. ...

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  37. MYSTERY AT SEA.

    A wireless message received at Norfolk, West Virginia, reports that the steamer Rio Grande caught fire at sea, and that the passengers were transferred to the British ...

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  38. ONE NEW CASE IN SYDNEY.

    A fresh case of smallpox was reported from one of the suburbs to-day. ...

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  39. ALLEGED BRIBERY.

    A man on November 30 gave the name of Frederick Pater when charged with having, attempted to bribe Jesse Pennington, a West Brunswick-Albion football ...

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  40. ALLEGED MOTOR FRAUDS.

    In connection with the alleged motor frauds on the Australian customs, Mr. T. C. Kaufmann. K.C., representing Fitz gerald, Stokes, & Co., shipping agents, led ...

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  41. FIFTY YEARS AGO.

    "It South Australia spits the vine and the olive, so will it suit the mulberry." writes Samuel Davenport, of Beaumont, He continues:—"In gathering the olive, like ...

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  42. LYTTELTON ELECTION.

    Lyttelton election returns show:—McCombs (Social Democrat), 1,773; Miller (Government), 1,560; Laurenson (Liberal), 922; Thacker (Independent Liberal), 263 ...

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  43. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.

    The Assembly has passed through committee the Bill to suppress sly grogselling and abolish wineshop licences, after having amended the measure bo that 1914 licences ...

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  44. BUSH BROTHERHOOD.

    The Right Rev. Dr. Frodsham (formerly Bishop of North Queensland) has announced the receipt of a bequest of £3,000 for the North Queensland Bush ...

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  45. WIDOWS AND CHILDREN IMMIGRANTS.

    The first contingent of widows and children immigrants has sailed for New South Wales by the Murathon. ...

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  46. FLOODS IF TEXAS.

    Twenty persons have been drowned at Houston, in the Brookshire district of Texas, as the result of the River Brazos overflowing its banks and flooding the ...

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  47. VOTES FOR WOMEN.

    President Wilson received a large delegation of women. suffragists at the White House to-day. He refused to send a congressional ...

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  48. GENERATE STRIKE DISAPPROVED.

    The executive of the Miners' Federation states that the district reports that it must decline to call a general strike in order to assist the Dublin strikers, but ...

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  49. Advertising

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  50. TERRITORIALS WHO ARE TELEGRAPHISTS.

    Birmingham telegraph employes, who are members of the Territorial force, have memorialized the commanding officer, stating that they will resign from the ...

    Article : 54 words
  51. FACTORY EXPLOSION.

    At Wilmington, Delaware, an explosion occurred to-day in the gelatine mixing house of a dynamite factory, owned by the Chemical Company of Gibhstown, New ...

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  52. STOCK DISEASES IN GERMANY

    Foot and mouth disease and swine fever are ravaging stock in the districts of the Lower Rhine, and there is also a disease (not yet diagnosed) which is causing speedy ...

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