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CONTINUED WARM WEATHER.
The Meteorological Department issued the following statements at 9 p.m. on Friday:—"Fine but chiefly cloudy weather prevailed over South Australia to-day, with moderate ...
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The Register ADELAIDE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1915.
The new taxation project foreshadowed in the Budget, was submitted to the Assembly on Friday. The Government lias decided that the ...
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TAXES IN A NUTSHELL.
Unimproved land tax increased from ½d. to 1d. for every pound of taxable value. Additional land tax of ½d. for taxable amounts of £5,000 and over is increased ...
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CONCERNING PEOPLE.
The Premier (Hon. C. Vaughan), the Minister of Agriculture (Hon. C. Goode), the Hon. J. C. Watson, Rp. Poynton, the Hon. E. Lucas, M.L.C., Messrs. Anstey ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Minister of Industry (Hon. R. P. Blundell) in the House of Assembly on Friday told Mt. Reidy that the price of bread as fixed by the Prices Regulation ...
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WEEK-END LITERARY BUDGET.
A failure of The Saturday Journal is the new light which it throws on changing phases of the, war through the medium of special articles drawn from world-wide ...
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WHEAT SHIPMENTS.
The Minister of Agriculture (Hon. C. Goode) stated on Friday afternoon that he had received the following telegram from the Minister of Agriculture in Victoria ...
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CHRISTMAS MAILS TO ENGLAND.
Owing to the unprecedented rush this year in connection with letters for the expeditionary forces, the mails for England will be exceptionally heavy. As the last ...
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JETTY CHARGES.
The question of charges made for the use of the Wallaroo and other jetties was again before the House of Assembly on Friday. In reply to an enquiry submitted ...
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FITTING UP OF TRANSPORTS.
A few weeks ago Mr. MacGillivray, M.P., called attention to the fact that a number of vessels were being fitted by the Commonwealth Government for transport work ...
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DOCTORS AND EDUCATION.
In the House of Assembly on Friday Mr. Ryan asked the Premier whether he had noticed the resolution which had been passed by the medical men of ...
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GERMANY'S LAST COLONY.
The cabled intelligence that Gen. Smuts. (Minister for Defence in the South African Union) may command a large South African expedition against ...
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WEATHER FORECAST.
South Australia (issued 9 p.m. Friday).—Fine, with moderate to warm temperatures and variable winds. ...
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MAIL NOTICES.
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THE FRUIT CROP.
Mr. Young asked, in the Assembly on Friday, if, in the event of the Government deciding to buy up the surplus of the apple crop, the Minister of Industry would give ...
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Family Notices
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HELP FOR THE SERBIANS.
Mr. F. W. Vasey writes:—"I am un. acquainted with the intentions of those who are promment in organizing funds for sufferers through the war, but I would ...
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HARVEST SCHEME.
The Ministers for Agriculture of New South Wales, South Australia, and Victoria, and an officer of the Agricultural Department of Western Australia, will ...
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RIFLEMEN'S SHAM FIGHT.
A proposal to hold a sham fight at Largs Bay has been taken up by members of rille clubs with great enthusiasm. It is expected that between 900 and 1,000 riflemen ...
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PRICES REGULATION COMMISSION.
The Prices Regulation Commission met on Friday morning and considered the prices of flour, bread, and tea. It was decided to take further evidence, at the next ...
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GLENELG COMMEMORATION DAY CARNIVAL.
As announced in another column, the annual sale of beach sites for the coming Commemoration Week at Glenelg will take place in the Glenelg Town Hall on ...
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FOODSTUFFS SUPPLIES.
The Federal Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) announced that in future the returns of foodstuffs required to be furnished under the War Precautions Act must be furnished ...
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TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAYS
Interesting reference was made by the Hon. D. J. Gordon, M.L.C., during an address on "National problems" at a meeting of surveyors on Friday, to the question of ...
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STUBBORN CONTESTS.
Encouraging advices are published this morning concerning the Russians. Gen. Hindenburg reports that his army near the Baltic coast west of ...
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A JEWISH WAR PROPHET.
The latest number of The Jewish Herald contains the following, under the heading "The Prophet-Malbim":— In all important epochs of history some ancient prophesy is ...
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THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING TRAINED.
At the big fete two of the students of Mr. G. G. Newman, B.A., were successful. The second prize essay went to Mr. P. E. Rice; the second prize poem went to Mr. ...
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IMPROVING ON NATURE.
The discovery of a method by which, either through top application of a magical fertilizer or a process of electrical stimulation, plants might be ...
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FIFTY YEARS AGO.
The farewell service in connection with the visit of Bishop Patteson was held last night in the Collegiate Chapel. The evening service was conducted by the Rev. ...
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"THE HOPE OF GLORY."
Every recruit should read this fascinating book. Every sweetheart should give a copy to her soldier boy before he goes. ...
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