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A RETURN TO SUMMER.
Adelaide has been so buffeted by continuous windstorms during the past few says that its citizens will welcome the promise of changed conditions ...
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AMERICA'S WAR PROFITS.
The following facts and figures, taken from the American edition of The World's Work, are of interest just now. During the first 10 months of 1916 the gross ...
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THE CALL FOR MEN.
At the opening of the recruiting campaign at the Exhibition Building this evening Lady Galway will occupy a seat on the platform, and the wife of the Premier ...
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CONCERNING PEOPLE.
The Minister for Defence (Mr. Pearce) stated on Monday that Major-Gen. J. G. Legge was being invalided back to Australia, and when again fit for duty he would ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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TO-DAY'S DIARY.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
South Australia (issued at 9 p.m., Monday)—Fine, with gradually rising temperatures and South-easterly winds chiefly. ...
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MAIL NOTICES.
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WARTIME PRAYER MEETINGS.
Very encouraging attendances were reported on Monday in connection with the series of united meetings for prayer in relation to the war. At the Pirie Street ...
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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.
In July, 1915, consequent upon the disclosures made since the outbreak of war regarding the position of British industries, a committee of the Privy Council ...
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THE TRAGEDY OF POLAR EXPLORATION.
The history of polar exploration is one long story of intrepidity, heroic fortitude, notable achievement—and tragedy. Its many disasters stand out ...
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A BELGIAN'S ADDRESS TO AUSTRALIANS.
Friends! I came not here to talk. Ye know too well the story of our thraldom— We are slaves! Yon bright sun Rises to his course, and lights ...
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SUBSCRIPTION BOX REMOVED.
A robbery was committed at the Lady Galway Clubhouse at Henley Beach during the week-end. On Sunday a visitor to the building, who wished to make a donation ...
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THE CAUL OF CONSCIENCE.
The necessary preliminary organizing work in connection with the recruiting campaign has now been accomplished, and, although ...
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The Register. ADELAIDE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1917.
The Federal Liberal Party at their meeting in Melbourne yesterday wisely decided to await further information and more definite proposals before ...
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A RUMOUR REFUTED.
A disquieting rumour was current in Melbourne on Monday concerning a steamer which recently left Australia, and is probably somewhere near the western coast of ...
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PRICE FIXING.
A conference of interstate Prices Commissioners was held in Melbourne last week. The South Australian Commissioner (Mr. D. R. Davidson) stated on ...
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LAND SETTLEMENT INSPECTION.
The members of the Returned Soldiers' Land Settlement Committee—the Minister of Marine (Hon. R. P. Blundell), the Commissioner of Crown Lands (Hon. C. ...
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ISLINGTON RETRENCHMENT.
A meeting of married men who have been affected by the retrenchment in the staff at the Islington Workshops was held at the Trades Hall, Adelaide, on Monday ...
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BARRIER ELECTION.
The by-election for the Sturt seat in the Legislative Assembly rendered vacant through the resignation of Mr. J. H. Cann, was conducted on Saturday. More than ...
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ALCOHOL FOR LIGHT AND POWER.
In an interview with a representative of The New York Herald at Detroit, Michigan, Mr. Henry Ford, the motor-car manufacturer, said that gasolene was going and ...
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"IF AT FIRST"
The premises of Messrs. Trebilcock and Hutchinson, tailors and clothiers, Rundle street east, were visited by thieves between 1 p.m. on Saturday and 8 a.m. on ...
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CRICKET ON THE TURF.
About three years ago a joint committee, composed of members of the committees of the S.A. Cricket Association and the High Schools' Sports Association, under ...
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BRITISH RIDICULE.
Every one remembers what happened to the Hymn of Hate; how in the battle zone it was so quickly converted into a comic song by Thomas Atkins that Fritz ...
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Family Notices
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THE WAR.
Some relief to the tension in the United States followed the announcement that the captain and crew of the Housetonic had been warned and ...
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RELEASE OF I.W.W. MEN DEMANDED.
A demonstration by the L.V.A. and I.W.W. Release Committee was had yesterday afternoon in favour of the release of the 12 I.W.W. men imprisoned in Sydney. i ...
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WHEAT AND WAR.
The decision of the States and Commonwealth to guarantee a minimum price for the next wheat crop is wise, although the amount fixed is not large ...
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SMALLPOX.
Smallpox has been prevalent in the East for more than 2,000 years; it is still, common in China, and is kept under control in India only by careful and constant ...
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PAST GLIMPSES OF THE PRUSSIAN.
Equally strange as the wonders of aeroplane, Zeppelin, submarine, tank, has this war revealed to us the Hun. But we are apt to think he is a twentieth century ...
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WAR WEDDING RINGS.
The English jewellers have never been so busy making wedding rings as they are now. Hitherto the working classes have been content with wedding rings of the ...
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MR. LYNCH AND LABOUR FEDERATION.
The Federal Minister for Works (Mr. Lynch) has received from the executive of the Australian Labour Federation in Western Australia an official intimation that ...
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FIFTY YEARS AGO.
Port Adelaide has rarely, if ever, exhibited such a scene of hustling activity is it does at the present time. Wheat meets the eye everywhere. Trucks are ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Just prior to his departure for Kangaroo Island on Monday, the Commissioner of Crown Lands (Hon. C. Goode) briefly alluded to the criticisms by Sir Richard Butler ...
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MUTTON-EATERS.
Because, probably, sheep constitute the real backbone of Australia, and a few years ago were even more important in that respect than they are to-day, there ...
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