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THE TOWNSVILLE RIOTS.
At a meeting of the State Cabinet this morning the northern riots provided the main subject for discussion. After the Heliberations the Premier (Mr. Ryan) was ...
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SIR JOHN MONASH.
In London recently the MaccaDeans gave a dinner in honour of Lieut. Gen. Sir John Monash, G.C.M.G., K.C.B., V.D., "the first Jew in the British Army to obtain ...
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A DESPICABLE THEFT.
Burglars perpetrated a despicable theft at a boot shop at Junction road, Rosewater, between 6 o'clock on Monday evening and 7 o'clock on Tuesday morning. The ...
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CONCERNING PEOPLE.
Our Geneva, correspondent, in a cable message dispatched on Monday, announced that the ex-Emperor Charles VIII. of Austria-Hungry is seriously ill at his ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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COLD AND FROSTY NIGHTS.
The Meteorological Bureau issued the Following report at 9 p.m. on Tuesday:— Light rain was again recorded over the greater part of this State during the 24 hours ...
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SUCCESSFUL PROPERTY SALE.
On Tuesday afternoon, at the Wool Exchange, Brookman's Buildings, in the presence of a very large attendant, Bagot Shakes & Lewis Limited, conducted a ...
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THE MORATORIUM.
The Attorney-General (Hon. H. N. Barwell) has been giving close attention to the question of the moratorium. On Tuesday he stated that Cabinet had given ...
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ESTATE W. HACKETT.
Some valuable [?] and country proper ties in this estate will be offered at auction this afternoon, at Brookman Buildings by Messrs. F. W. Bullock & Co. They ...
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FEDERAL FINANCE.
Both in the Commonwealth and the State spheres the circulation of huge quantities of paper money, and the expansion of trade through the ...
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BRAVE BOY SCOUTS.
In a recent article, entitled "My Advice to the Young People," Lieut.—Col. the Hon. F. S. Jackson, M.P. (London) writes:—I think the whole of the Empire owes to ...
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TRAINING THE YOUNG IDEA.
Instruction and education in the public school to-day are given in much more interesting style, and are more comprehensive and far-reaching than they were a ...
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WEATHER FORECAST.
South Australia (issued at 9 p.m., Tuesday).—A few clearing light showers, chiefly to the south and south-east; otherwise fine. Cold, ...
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TO-DAY'S DIARY.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Cabinet has been giving close attention to the Governors Speech, to be read at the opening af Parliament on Thursday week. Ministers have held long meetings to [?] ...
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Family Notices
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THE COOLCHA'S MISHAP.
The motor ship Coolcha, which went aground in Antechamber Bay, Kangaroo Island, on Saturday, departed for Hobart at mid-day on Tuesday. The vessel was ...
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RETURNED SOLDIERS AND PUBLIC SERVICE.
The facile promise which has been made to the Returned Soldiers Association that the Government would at an early date introduce a Bill into Parliament to amend ...
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GOVERNMENT AND ARBITRATION.
The well-written and powerful letter of Mr. G. R. Laffer, M.P., published in the Register recently, bears directly the question raised in an article ...
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CASUALTIES.
Constable Harris reported late on Monday evening that a collision occurred at 11 p.m., opposite George's place, on the Port road. Alberton between a motor car ...
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MAIL NOTICES.
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TREEPLANTING AT UNLEY.
Speaking at a meeting of the Unley City Council on Monday evening last the Mayor (Mr. W. H. Langham) said "that the gift of £240 from the Commonwealth ...
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PRICES COMMISSION.
The Prices Regulation Commission met on Tuesday, and settled the draft of its first report, setting out the present position. On Friday a schedule of current ...
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WILL, THERE BE A NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION?
There are rumours in political circles That a motion, adverse to the Government is likely to be moved to the Address-in-reply. Some professed authorities say ...
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EFFECTS OF FIRE ON A STEAMER.
The cargo being discharged from the Japanese steamer Mayadhi Maru at Port Adelaide discloses, in some instances, total [?] by the fire which occurred on ...
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SPILT MILK.
About 9.30 on Tuesday morning a horse attached to a milk cart owned by Hammond Bros., Clarence Park, slipped and fell in Kim; William street, near ...
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The Register ADELAIDE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1919.
In the "old days before the war," philosophical Australians sometimes reflected that the light-hearted and high-spirited young manhood and ...
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AN INJURED KNEECAP.
CALLINGTON. June 30.—A painful accident happened to Mr. W. Jacka on Fri-day. He was engaged on a verandah, and the ladder on which he was standing ...
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PAUL FREEMAN.
The American Consul-General at Sydney has received a cable communication from bis Government to the effect that no record has been found of Paul Freeman ...
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PORT PIRIE WHARFS TAKEN OVER.
The Chairman of the Harbours Board (Mr. Arthur Searcy) stated on Tuesday afternoon that that authority was now [?] pessession of the whaifs at Port Perie ...
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FIFTY YEARS AGO.
From The Register, Wednesday, June 30. 1860. We hear that a Franciscan monastery a about to be established at Kapunda, ...
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SMALL VESSEL DAMAGED.
The small sailing vessel Thuraker, which left Tasmania for Port Adelaide on June 3 has put into Melbourne for repairs. For three weeks she sheltered in Port ...
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DIVORCE FACILITIES..
When the hearings of an application for divorce was concluded at the Adelaide Civil Court on Tuesday, the Chief Justice (Sir George Murray) said that under new ...
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THE WATERSIDE WORKERS' AGREEMENT.
The fort Adelaide working men's branch of the waterside workers met again on Monday evening to discuss the renewal of he agreements with the employers. which ...
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SALE OF ARMY BLANKETS.
At the engineers depot to-day the sale of army blankets was continued. Approximately 1,200 blankets were sold on Monday and there were only 5,000 remaining ...
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SOLDIERS' WIVES FROM ABROAD.
The steamer Osterley will arrive at the Semaphore anchorage at daylight on Thursday, conyeying soldiers wives. The South Australian quota, will be landed at ...
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