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JUST SO.
The golf caddies at North Adelaide have struck for higher pay. It is understood that the language they hear sometimes prostrates the poor lads, and they think ...
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THE PLAGUE.
Thirty cases of pneumonic plague have occurred on the Kirgiz Steppes (the land lying north of the Caspian Sea, and not far from Australian and the River Volga) ...
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SICILIAN BANDIT.
A notorious Sicilian brigand named Bello, who has for several years defied the soldiery and plied his trade of [?] and blackmail, visited Palermo in disguise, and ...
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CRICKET AT LAST.
The fourth test was begun, to-day in cool, dull weather. Although the forecasts spoke of fine weather it was overcast and misty until the tea adjournment. Shenwell won ...
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DEATH OF MR. T. BOWMAN.
One of South Australia's best known and most highly receded citizens in Mr. Thomas Richard Bowman, died at the age of 75 years, at his residence. Waverley ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE.
Breadstuffs.—The estimated visible supply of American wheat is 73,770,000 bushels, compared with 74,323,000 bushels a week ago. ...
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THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
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CABLES IN BRIEF.
His Majesty the King has granted an audience to Professor Edgeworth David. C.M.G. F.R.S., of the University of Sydney, who was a ...
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BUENOS AYRES EXHIBITION.
The British Commissioner-General at the Argentine Centenary Exhibition, which was opened last June, has reported that the British section cost £14,000; and that ...
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FATAL WEDDING.
[A terribly pathetic incident of the triple train collision near Courville, on the western system between Beest and Paris, has just been announced. ...
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THE POPE.
The condition of His Holiness the Pope who has been confined to bed owing to an attack of influenza, has improved. ...
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FEDERAL LAND TAX.
The Federal Land Tax Commissioner has handed us the following notes, which will be found valuable to landholders who have not yet prepared their returns:— ...
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WELSH COLLIERS.
On the ground that too much latitude is allowed the managers regarding the scale of remuneration for working in abnormal places in the mines, the executive of the ...
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RATE OF DISCOUNT.
The open market rate of discount for best three months bills ruled on Thursday afternoon at 2 15-16 per cent., compared with 3 per cent. last week. The bank rate ...
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PLAGUE VICTIMS' HAIR.
The President of the Local Government Board (Mr. John Burra) has stated, following the alarming reports that the hair of Chinese plague victims is being ...
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FRENCH POSTAL ORDERS.
The Senate has adopted a Bill concerning the exchange of postal orders between France and New Zealand. ...
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THE KAISER.
The Kaiser has sufficiently recovered from his attack of influenza, to be able to go out of doors. ...
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
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SHIPPING COMPANY'S DIVIDEND.
The directors of the German-Australian Steamship line announce a dividend of 9 per cent. ...
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CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT.
A business agent named Kaim has been arrested, charged with having embezzled about £50,000. It is alleged that he placed large orders with firms, and ...
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THE MENTALLY, AFFLICTED.
Dr. Oswald, addressing a raceting at the Blagow Royal Asylum, said important re search work had recently shown that a German professor had discovered a ...
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SEALING TREATIES.
The treaty between the United State and Canada relating to coaling rights now awaits signature. Under its provisions pelican tailing is to be suspended for a ...
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ENGINE DRIVERS AND FIREMAN.
The plaint of the Federated ingine Drivers and Firemen's Association was further heard by Mr. Justice [?] the Commonwealth Arbitration Court ...
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MINING.
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HOTEL ON FIRE.
A fire occurred in an hotel in Cleveland, Ohio, nod completely destroyed the premises. Six women who were in the building were rescued in an unconscious ...
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METALS.
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LICENSING LAWS.
(A deputation representing the Jewish community has waited upon the Government, and represented that the extension of the Australian licensing law in ...
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EMPLOYEES FIRM.
An additional 600 men to the list of unemployed agricultural implement makers was made to-day by the closing down of the factories of T. Robinson & Co. of ...
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DEATH OF LADY SUFFIELD.
The death is announced of Cecilin [?] Lady Suffield. She married the present Lord Suffield (fifth Baron) in 1854, the year following her husband's succession ...
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PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TAX-PAYERS.
Illustrations of the incidence of the Federal land tax on primary and secondary taxpayers were published in the explanatory notes issued in connection with forms ...
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MERCHANDISE.
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JUDGE IN GAOL.
Judge Carey, a well-known legal and judicial figure of Sacramento City, California, shoe and killed a man culled Charles Dodge, fallowing a bitter dispute about the ...
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IMPORTED MOTOR CARS.
Motor traders have been informed by Mr. Mills (Collector of Customs) that the Minister for Customs (Mr. Tudor) cannot agree to their suggestion that a committee ...
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LEAKY TANK.
The mystery attending the flooding on the Curie liner Euryalus, which arrived in Melbourne on February 10 with 15 ft. of water in the forehold, has been cleared up. ...
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WRECKED VESSEL SOLD.
The barquentine Seculand, which was wreacked at Capa Patten on Friday last, was sold at auction to-day for £15. The purchaser was Mr. John Sever. ...
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STEAMER NEW GUINEA BREAKING UP.
A telegram from Green Cape to-day stated that the steamer New Guinea was breaking up, and the cargo was being washed out of the vessel. ...
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Advertising
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OVERSEA SHIPPING.
At Hamburg.—Elbing, steamer, from Adelaide January 1. At South Africa.—Bechuana, steamer, from Adelaide January 6. At Valparaiso.—Irmingard, steamer ...
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NEW ZEALAND'S POPULATION.
The estimated population of the Dominion at the end of December, including Maoris and inhabitants on the outlaying islands, was 1,062,792, and without ...
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