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  2. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 186 words
  3. AMUSEMENTS.

    Another large, fashionable audience gathered at Austral Gardnes on Saturday night to witness the brilliant, entertainment by the Scarlet Gaieities. Each programme ...

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  4. INFLUENZA.

    He Chairman of the Central Board of Health (Dr. Ramsay Smith) stated on Sunday that go fresh cases of influenza had been reported that day. The one patient ...

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  5. "SOMEBODY IN COMMAND."

    The captain of the Somali (Captain Shipley Charles Warner), in giving evidence on Saturday at the Court Martial appointed to hear charges against Gnr. Yates, of the ...

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  6. That Indemnity Dispute.

    Message from Washington state that President Wilson has accepted the proposal make Germany pay the maximum Indemnity. ...

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  7. Murder of Eisner.

    The Geneva correspondent of The Daily Chronicle gives what he terms an authentic version of the Munich tragedy. There were two distinct, upheavals which ...

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  8. KRUPPS.

    The Chicago News correspondent at Essen states that he has inspected the Krupp plant. He says that the big gun which bombarded Paris was originally ...

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  9. CASUALTIES.

    After having spent a pleasant day at Hanley Beach on Saturday, an Underda e public school [?] party were preparing to return home at about 7.15 p.m. when a ...

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  10. Hungarian Prosecutions.

    The Hungarian Government intends, to prosecute Count Wekerle and other members of the old regime. ...

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  11. COCKBURN CAMP.

    A meeting of the citizens and the influenza committee, held on Friday afternoon, decided in favour of continuing all border influenza restrictions. The ...

    Article : 147 words
  12. Germany Will Sign.

    The Paris correspondent of The Chicago News understands that German delegates will come to Paris at the end of March or early in April in order to sign the ...

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  13. TWO BOYS ON A BICYCLE.

    As the result of having both taneously ridden on a bicycle on Saturday, afternoon Charles Forst, residing with his parents at Hargrave street, ...

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  14. BOLSHEVIK MILITARISTS.

    The Australian press correspondent learns that a captured document reveals the plans of the Russian Military Commission at Moscow for 1919. Recent ...

    Article : 202 words
  15. "THE HYPOCRITES" AT WEST'S.

    The prologue in "The Hypocrites" at West's Olympia is taken from olden times, to introduce a picture of modern times. The effect of this prologue is to throw ...

    Article : 227 words
  16. SHIPPING.

    Semaphore Tides.—Monday, March 3.—Low water, 11.20 a.m.; high, water, 5.40 p.m. ARRIVED.—March 1. Ulyrses, 9,101, F. Chirmes, London, G. Wills ...

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  17. FIRE IN A SHOP.

    A small fire occurred early on Saturday morning in an unoccupied shop in Grenfell street east, rented by Mr. H. Winter, fruiterer. Constable A. M. Findlay called ...

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  18. THE QUEENSLAND SITUATION.

    Queensland is still free from pneumonic influenza. Soldiers and a number of soldiers' wives who travelled to Australia in the Somali, Miltiades, ...

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  19. A HORSEMAN'S FALL.

    While jumping the last fence in the Seppe[?]t Cup for hunters, at the Tanunda Show on Saturday, Shrewd Head, ridden by P. Marshall, stumbled and fell, Subsequently ...

    Article : 72 words
  20. PEACEFUL TONGUES.

    A cablegram received from Shanghai states that the Japanese Government has notified the Chinese Government that unless China complies with the provisions ...

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  21. CAUSE REPORTED DISCOVERED.

    A conference of medical experts has discussed the prevention of influenza, but the members greatly differed. It was generally considered that much research was ...

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  22. A BROKEN THIGH.

    Alfred G. Goodliffe, aged 14 years, son of Mr. G. A. Goodliffe, of Southwark, while standing on the edge of the "pool" at the Adelaide City Baths on Sunday ...

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  23. PAVILION PICTURES.

    To-day's all new programme at the Pavilion Theatre will present the well-known actor Henry Kolker, who was in Adelaide with J. C. Williamson, Limited, ...

    Article : 106 words
  24. Against the Bolsheviks.

    Despatches from London say that the Germans have captured Windau from the Bolsheviks. French, Roumanian, and Greek troops are advancing along the ...

    Article : 39 words
  25. ISLE OF MAN AFFECTED.

    In connection with the influenza epidemic the Governor, of the Isle of Man has prohibited all gatherings, even in private houses, of more than 12 persons. Theatres, ...

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  26. BLOODSHED AT MANNHEIM.

    Munich is reported to be quiet. The moderate elements among the workers have gained the upper Land. A meeting of the Diet has been summoned. All ...

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  27. China Pulling Strings.

    The Washington correspondent of The New York Times declares that a statement has been given out on unimpeachable Javanese authority which rays that the ...

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  28. GENERAL CABLES.

    The King has given an audience to Mr. Beeby, New South Wales Minister of Industry, who has also held a consultation with British Ministers and Labour leaders ...

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  29. HOW BREACHES ARE DEALT WITH.

    The quarantine behaviour of nearly 700 people in the isolation camp at the Jubilee Oval is a matter which is engaging the unflagging attention of the Chairman of the ...

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  30. ATTACKED BY A BULL.

    SALISBURY, March 1.—Mr. A. Cox (superintendent of the Deaf and Dumb Institution at Parafield) had a narrow escape from serious injury, last Thursday. ...

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  31. Huge Bolshevik Army.

    The Paris representative of The Chicago News interviewed Dr. Cresson, director of the French medical organizations in Russia, who said that though millions of Russians ...

    Article : 89 words
  32. REOPENING OF THEATRE ROYAL.

    J. C. Williamson, Limited, have arranged a serially attractive programme, for their reopening next Saturday, at a matinee. They have made an arrangement ...

    Article : 216 words
  33. AMERICAN TRADING ENTERPRISE.

    News from Philadelphia states that American manufacturers are considering the establishment of a regular steamship line between the United States and West Africa, ...

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  34. Auer's Fate.

    The latest reports from Munich declare that Auer is not dead. ...

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  35. Biographhical.

    The late Lce.-Cpl. T. E. L. (Lindsay) Rhue, who was [?] in action in France on August 10, 1916, was the fourth son of Mrs. A. R. Rhue, of Meningic. The deceased was a fine specimon ...

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  36. TROUBLE IN SPAIN.

    Owing to a syndicalist agitation, the sittings of the Cortes had to be suspended. The Government has suspended constitutional guarantees throughout the country. ...

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  37. A BIG LAW SUIT.

    A writ was issued on Saturday on behalf of the Commonwealth and the Central Wool Committee against the Colonial Combing, Weaving and Spinning Company, Limited ...

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  38. KOREAN INDEPENDENCE.

    The Koreans are petitioning President Wilson to restore the independence of their country, which is under the tutelage of Japan. ____ ...

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  39. Auer Reported Dead.

    Herr Anet, the Bavarian Minister for Home Affairs, who was, shot in the Bavarian House of Parliament, is reported to have died. Government troops again ...

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  40. AN EDITOR'S RESIGNATION.

    Mr. Geoffrey Dawson, editor of The Times since 1912, in a letter to the Chairman of the company resigning his editorship states that his step originated in ...

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  41. Mr. Hughes to the Troops.

    Mr. Hughes motored from Paris to Charleroi, and spent the night en route with the 46th British Division, which, on the right flank of the Australians, performed ...

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  42. General Mews.

    The grounds of Mr.H. C. Fletcher, at The Brocas, Woodville road, Woodville, were thrown open to the public on Saturday afternoon, when a fair was given in aid of the funds of the ...

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  43. Bavarian Warning to Weimar.

    Munich newspapers warn the Weimar Government to keep its lands oS Bavaria. The Workers and Soldiers' Council has decided to retain power until the new ...

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  44. LATE SPORTING.

    In an exciting and vigorous contest for the heavyweight championship of Australasia, at the Stadium on Saturday night, George Cook, of New South Wales 13 [?] ...

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  45. REDUCTION OF TAXES.

    The Daily News announces that the British Government in the next Budget will announce the abandonment of or will greatly reduce the excess war profits taxes, ...

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  46. TASMANIAN APPLE POOL.

    F. W. Moore & Co., Limited, have formed a powerful syndicate, consisting of 20 leading firms in London, Manchester, Liverpool, and Hull, who usually receive ...

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  47. Mixed Murder Parties.

    The Berlin correspondent of the United Press Agency states that the Anarchists are charging the Spartacists with being too conservative, and have started ...

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  48. NEW SOUTH WALES APPEAL.

    The appeal from the High Court of Australia to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, in the case of Shelley and Others v. the New South Wales Institution ...

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  49. HAMILTON CUP.

    At the Wellington Races on Saturday, the Hamilton Cup, of 650 sovs., one and a quarter miles, resulted:—W Duncan's br.g. Rude, 7 st. 113 1b.; All Talk, 7 st. 3 1b.; [?] 7 st. 6 1b. ...

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  50. FIRST FEDERAL CONVENTION.

    It was 28 years on Sunday since the Na-tional Australasian Contention assembled at Sydney to discius federation. The six colonies now forming the States of the ...

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  51. PORT PIRIE LABOUR.

    The recent rush of shipping has much more than absorbed the available wharf labour, and in addition to the difficulty of finding men for the work offering, a new ...

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  52. BOXING.

    In a boxing contest, Mike Blake, of London, won points over Digger Evans, of Australia at the National Sporting Club. ...

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  53. VICTORIAN TRAINING NOTES.

    The conditions were all favourable for galloping on Saturday morning, and the majority of the horses with engagements at the coming big meetings were stretching out. Headwind (H. Graham), ...

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  54. The Gentle German.

    Professor Ragoyhki, of the Cracow University, states that the Germans at Brans, near Bielsk, accused the residents of having murdered a German soldier who in ...

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  55. LABOUR MEMBER DEAD.

    Mr. William C. Anderson, Labour member of the House of Commons for the Attercliffe Division of Sheffield, died to-day. ...

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  56. BRITISH HEALTH BILL.

    The Health Bill has passed the second reading. It collects the powers relating to public health now dispersed among many departments and 1,800 local authorities. ...

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  57. Strikes and Riots.

    Strikers demonstrated before the Diet at Dresden, which troops were guarding. General strikes hare occurred at Naumburg and Merseburg. Strike riots have taken ...

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  58. AQUITANIA IN COLLISION.

    The incoming transport Acquatania in a fog collided with and sank the Lord Dufferin (4,600 tons). There were no fatalities. ...

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  59. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN FINANCE.

    The revenue returns for February show a loss on the month's transactions of £101,878. The revenue was £362,357, and the expenditure £494,735. The ...

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  60. STEVENSON IN THE LEAD.

    The latest scores in the billiard match between Stevenson and Falkiner are:—Stevenson, 6,667, and Falkiner, 6,653. Falkiner was previously 365 ahead. ...

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  61. Captured British Guns.

    Mr. Bonar Law, in the House of Commons said that the Government was demanding the return of all British guns captured by the Germans. ...

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  62. LORD READING.

    Lord Reading has arrived on board the Aquitania to resume the British Ambassadorship at Washington, for a short period. ...

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  63. TOO MUCH RAIN.

    Reports are coming in from the country of serious floods consequent on the torrential rain of last week. Up to and including Saturday the southern districts of the ...

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  64. WOOL.

    An official statement of the world's wool position, prepared BY the Chairman of the Central Wool Committee (Sir J. M. Higgins) was issued by the Prime Minister's ...

    Article : 227 words
  65. Lives Laid Down.

    The 2nd Battalion of Grenadier Guards has returned London. The battalion met with a great popular reception. It in cludes only 11 men, and not one officer of ...

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  66. FLIGHT ACROSS ATLANTIC.

    The Washington correspondent of The New York Times states that it is officially announced that the Navy Department contemplates, using a large, heavier-than-air ...

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  67. Wilhelm Old and Broken.

    The Rotterdam reporter of The New Times has interviewed a Dutch visitor to the castle of Amerongen, who said he saw the ex-Kaiser nervously pacing up and ...

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  68. COAL-TAR DYES.

    The Government has prohibited the importation of coal-tar dye stuffs. ...

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  69. CRICKET.

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  70. ALIEN PUBLIC SERVANTS.

    Action is being taken by the Federal Government, upon a report by Mr. Barnett, S.M., who was appointed a royal commission to enquire into the question of men ...

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  71. DRURY LANE THEATRE.

    The competition for the possession of Drury Lane Theatre has been ended with the boards acceptance of Sir Alfred Butt as Chairman and Joint Managing Director. ...

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  72. Admiralty Changes.

    It is expected that Lord Wemyss will shortly be appointed Governor of Malta-Vice-Admiral Beatty will be given the post of First Sea Lord. ...

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  73. GEERAL.

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  74. BOLSHEVIKS AGAIN DEFEATED.

    Despatches from Archangel say that a strong counter attack by the Bolsheviks against the newly gained allied positions on the Murmansk front failed. Heavy losses ...

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  75. BEANS AND MAIZE DESTROYED.

    A message received from Orbost to-day states that it is estimated that damage amounting to £100,000 was done by the flood which swept aver the bean and maize ...

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  76. The Mighty Fallen.

    Authorises have discovered that the instructions of the German Admiralty to its submarine commanders did not warrant some of the Crimea committed. About 20 ...

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  77. EXPORTATION OF OATS.

    The Minister for Customs (Mr. Massy Greene) stated to-day that owing to the recent rains and improved prospects for the oat harvests, he was now prepared to ...

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  78. BRISBANE SHIPPING STRIKE.

    The Controller of Shipping (Rear Admiral Sir William Clarkson) stated to-night that he had arranged to meet the general. secretary of the Federated ...

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  79. M. Clemenceau's Condition.

    The medical men attendant upon M. Clemepcean consider that tte danger of complications has been removed. The Premier is virtually convaleecent. ...

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  80. FRENCH LABOUR DELEGATES.

    The Premier (Mr. Holman) sent a farewell message to the French Mission labour delegates who are leaving Melbourne. ...

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