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NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Government has now before it several offers of coal mines. Some time ago it was announced that negotiations were proceeding in connection with the ...
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THE WEATHER "IMPROVING."
The Meteorological Bureau issued the following report at 9 p.m., on Monday:—Scattered light rain was recorded through-out this State during the 48 hours prior ...
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HIGH WAGES AND EXTRAVAGANCE!
High wages sad high living! Where art they leading, and what is the method of economic adjustment? "I am a stranger," said Dr. J. O. Miller, ...
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RHODES SCHOLAR FOR 1921.
At a meeting of the Rhodes Scholarship Committee at Government House on Monday morning, Mr. Howard Florey was selected from among eight local candidates ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CONCERNING PEOPLE.
His Excellency the Governor had an interview with the Speaker (Hon. F. W. Coneybeer) on Monday morning. Suosequently he presided at a meeting of the Rhodes ...
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LORD MAYORAL ALLOWANCE.
At a meeting of the Adelaide City Council on Monday, Aid. Downs moved that the Lord Mayoral allowance for the year should be fixed at £1,000. Aid. Forwood seconded ...
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THE SUGAR DEADLOCK.
There were no developments on Monday in regard to the matter of the overweight sugar on the Japanese steamers Kibi Maru No. 6 and Nichiyo Maru, at Port ...
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MAJOR SMEATON ABSOLVED.
At an executive meeting of the S.A. Alliance on Monday consideration was given to a report respecting Major Smeaton's motion for a referendum on ...
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Family Notices
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EXGLISH MAILS FORGOTTEN!
Through an oversight by the Western Australian railway officials (telegraphed the Perth representative of The Register on Monday) the van carrying the oversea ...
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THE GRISTING CONTRACT.
It is reported that the report of the Wheat Scheme and Rural Industries Commission, of which Mr. Angus, M.P., is Chairman, will be presented to the ...
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TUBERCULAR RETURNED SOLDIERS.
The Comptroller of the Repatriation Department (Mr. D. J. Gilbert) reports that "while statistics supplied by the Defence Department go to show that 1,820 members ...
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A LETTER OF THANKS.
Lady Hackett writes:—"As President of the Citizens' Executive Committee in connection with the Minda Home endowment appeal, I want first to thank the ...
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The Register ADELAIDE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1920.
A deservedly bitter reproach on England has been her neglect of the veterans who fought and suffered in her oversea wars. Many heroes of the ...
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MUCH-DELAYED DIVORCE CASE.
A "double-barrelled" petition for divorce, which occupied the attention of Mr. Justice Gordon for a few minutes in the Supreme Court on Monday, had a somewhat ...
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LIQUOR IN EDINBURGH.
The local option voting in Edinburgh has resulted in a complete victory for the "wets." All wards declared in favour of change ...
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WEATHER FORECAST.
South Australia (issued at 9 p.m. Monday).—A few clearing showers in the south and south-east; otherwise fine. Cool southerly winds ...
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MINDA ENDOWMENT APPEAL.
In another column in this issue will appear the first subscription list in connection with the citizens' committee appeal to put Minda—South Australia's great institution ...
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TO-DAY'S DIARY.
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HONOURING ADELAIDE'S FOUNDER.
The annual ceremonial in memory of Col. William Light, the founder of Adelaide, was observed at the Town Hall on Monday afternoon. After a meeting of the City ...
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LAND PURCHASE IN SOUTHEAST.
The Minister of Repatriation (Hon. G. H. Laffer) is giving close attention to the problem of the settlement of returned soldiers. The Government is not losing any ...
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CARTERS AND A BLOCKED "ROAD.
Last gummer Main street was asphalted (writes our Clare correspondent). It has been decided by the corporation that two dressings of tar are necessary to ...
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"AN UNREASONABLE DEMAND."
There was general discussion on Monday of the report published exclusively in the Register that day of the interview with Mr. E. McCarron (manager of the South ...
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A CHARMING NURSERY.
The choice collection of blooms to be seen it Mr. George Smith's well-known Nursery it Mount Lofty presents a veritable feast of colour, and is well worthy of a visit of ...
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MAIL NOTICES.
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MORPHINE MYSTERY.
A Milford Haven (Eng.) doctor missed from his surgery a small packet which he had made an and addressed to a country patient. When the patient's ...
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A MISSING SCHOOLER.
The Government steamer Tucanekai reports that it has been unsuccessful in its search for the missing schooner Jubilee. ...
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