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The Policy Speech.
It is expected that when the House of Commons meets to-day intense interest will be manifested in the speeches of the Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) and ...
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Advertising
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LATE PTE. A. DOHNT.
Information has been received that Pte. A. Dohnt was killed in action in France on November 5. He was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Dohnt, and was born at ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE AUSTRALIANS.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sneyd, of Mount Gambier, have been officially, informed that their youngest son, Cpl. Leslie Sneyd, was killed in action in France on November 5. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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War Workers and Whisky
Remarkable scenes occurred at Glasgow following upon the pronouncement by the shipbuilders that prohibition of the liquor traffic must come if the tonnage of new ...
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FOR THE SOLDIERS' CHILDREN.
Children and more children, and yet more children, and the stands nearly full of little folks already. On the lawn a little forest of trees bearing multi-coloured ...
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Increased Production and Economy.
In many of the provincial towns, and also railway embankments, are increasingly being turned into area for the cultivation of foodstuffs. ...
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Sailer as Privateer.
The German-owned barque Tinto (177 tons) has eluded the vigilance of the Chilian authorities at the port of Calbuco. Loaded with a considerable supply of ...
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LATE PTE. C. L. BERRILL.
Mr. W. A. Berrill, of Caltowie, has received notice of the death of his eldest son, Pte. C. Leslie Berrill, who was killed in action on December 3 last. The deceased ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LATE PTE. F. J. ARGALL.
Deep regret was expressed in Nill on Monday when Mr. and Mrs. B, Argall, of Kiata, received a communication from the defence authorities stating that their third ...
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Treatment of Returned Soldiers.
Our George Reld, M.P., who presided at the annual meeting to-day of Australasian commercial and financial men, said the preeminent duty of employers was to give the ...
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LATE PTE. H. G. SHAPLEY.
JAMESTOWN, December 19.—The Rev. W. T. Shapley has received word from the military authorities that his son, Harry Gilbert Shapley, was killed in action in ...
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Appeal for Funds for Sightless Soldiers.
[?] reft of sight) is making an appeal through the press of the world of funds to help blind soldiers. The appeal ...
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LATE PTE. A. T. HOWE.
The late Pte. A. T. Howe, who was reported as having been killed in action in France on November 5, was the only son of Mr. A. T. Howe, of Longwood. He was ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs. Argall, of Nill, have been notified by the Defence Department to the effect that their youngest son (Pte. A. W. Argall) has been wounded in action while ...
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General Items.
The counting of the Repatriation Day receipts was continued at the Commonwealth Bank on Tuesday, when the income showed another satisfactory advance. The chief progressive totals to ...
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LATE PTE. C. BRANERGHAN.
Pte. Clarence Branerghan, of Stoekport, who has been killed in action in France, was born at Petersburg in 1897, and went to Stockport with his parents 13 ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BRITISH CABINET.
The House of Lords has passed the Ministers' Re-election Bill. The measure relieves the new Ministers of the necessity of seeking re-election. ...
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Referendum Embers.
The Assistant Minister for Defence (Mr. Laird Smith) in the House of Representative to-day, informed Mr. Finlayson (Q) that a cablegram alleged to have been send ...
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GLENELG CHEER-UP SOCIETY.
The clubroom of the Glenelg Cheer-up Society was crowded on Tuesday evening, when a smoke social was given to light horse reinforcements. A splendid musical programme was ...
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IMPRISONED AGITATORS.
J. Brookneld (President of the Labour Volunteer Army) and W. H. Jewell, who are serving sentences of a month's imprisonment in the Broken Hill Gaol for ...
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LATE PTE. M. JOHNSON.
The late Pte. Michael Johnson, who was killed in action in France on November 5, was the second son of the late Mr. P. Johnson, of Chapel street, Norwood. He ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CHRISTMAS AT THE CHEER-UP HUT.
From Alice Campbell Stracham:—"As I hope some of your readers are contemplating sending some little gifts to the Christmas tree at the Cheer-up Hut, I would like to ask them to ...
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LATE PTE. L. J. CHAMBERS.
Pte. L. J. Chambers, whose death occurred on active service abroad, was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Chambers, formerly of Crystal Brook and Port Pirie, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ALLEGED UNLAWFUL UTTERANCES.
The Maoriland Worker Office was raided by the police to-day, who seized a quantity of literature relating to conscription. James Them, a well-known Socialist, was ...
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CHILDREN'S PAGEANT.
Some of the items given by children of the State schools at the Wonderland Fair nearly a Fortnight ago were so much appreciated that thier repetition was freely advocated by many ...
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Comforts for West Front.
The [?] Commissioner (Mr. Budden) had cabled urgently for a lump sum of £5,000 and an additional £1,500 a fortnight to enable him to tide ...
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TREAT FOR SOLDIERS' CHILDREN.
On Saturday a novel event was held at the Unley Town Hall, when a Christmas treat was promoted for all children resident in the Sturt district whose fathers are on active service. The ...
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Patriotic Funds.
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REGISTER SERBIAN FUND.
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CHEER-UP SOCIETY.
The Organizer (Mrs. Seager) is busily preparing for Christmas at the hut, and asks that all ...
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FREE XMAS PRESENTS.
The old proverb says that it is more pleasant to give than receive, and this year, in spite of the war, Perryman & Co. are following out their usual custom of giving ...
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ENLISTMENTS.
New South Wales.—48 accepted Victoria.—25 accepted. ...
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MINDA HOME CHRISTMAS TREE.
The annual Christmas tree and pound day in conection with Minda Home was held at Brighton on Tuesday afternoon. There was an exceptionally large attendance of parents, friends, ...
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LATE PTE. D. E. WILLIAMS.
Pte. D. E. Williams, who has died of wounds received in France, was born at Auburn in 1897. After leaving, school he took up farm life, and was particularly ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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