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BRITISH LABOUR.
The executive of the Locomotive Engineers' Society has broken off negotiations with the railway executive. A representative of the railwaymen states that it is ...
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WILL NOT BE COERCED.
Mr. Justice Higgins, in Chambers on Saturday morning, said he would decline be be coerced by the Prime Minister or any other person in exercising his judicial ...
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Incidents of the War.
Four German naval prisoners escaped from a camp sear to Northampton. Altogether seven Germans escaped to-day from the camp. They crawled under the ...
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Advertising
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THEBARTON RED TRIANGLE DAY.
Favoured with fine weather, the organizers of the Red Triangle effort hen at Thebarton on Saturday afternoon for the purpose of augmenting the funds of ...
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What Democracy Wants.
Mr. Arthur Henderson, M. Vandervelde, M. Thomas, and other British, Belgian, and French delegates to the Park Socialist Conference, have issued a manifesto ...
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General Items.
The 10th and 50th Battalion Club held its tart annual meeting on August 29 at Leavitt Hall, Wakefield street. There was a good attendance of members and friends, and Mrs. Beavor ...
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More Returning Soldiers.
Advice has been received by the military authorities that the undermentioned sick and wounded soldiers, being list No. 15, are due to arrive in Adelaide at an early ...
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GREECE'S PREPARATIONS.
M. Roussos, the new Greek Minister to Washington, has arrived. He says the full military strength of Greece will be ready for the field in three months. ...
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Honours for Australians.
A supplement to The London. Gazette, dated Wednesday, July 18, announced that the King and conferred honours on Australian soldiers as follow:— ...
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ALL-BRITISH LEAGUE.
There was a moderately large attendance at a meeting of the All-British League, over which Mr. D. ,E. Owen Smyth, I.S.O., presided, at the Institute Building, North terrace, on Saturday night. ...
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SCARCITY OF IRON.
From DAVID SHEARER & CO.—In the Assembly ca August 29 Mr. Robinson referred to the scarcity of iron and the "perilous position" of manufacturers of agricultural machinery. He also ...
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Fights at Various Points.
A British official message from Salonika states:—We raided various points on the Doiran to Vardar front, and repulsed counter-attacks northward of Doldzeli. ...
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PEACE TALK.
M. Loohner, the ex-manager of Mr. Henry Ford's peace agitation, while attempting to organize a mid-western peace convention at Hudson, in Wisconsin, was ...
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ARMY NURSES' CARNIVAL.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of members of he South Australian Commercial Travellers and Varehoseman's Association was held at the Travellers' Club, on Saturday evening, to discuss ...
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PICTURE SHOWS.
From "A MOTHER WHO REGULARLY PICTURE SHOWS":—It would be much setter if the Rev. Mr. Mortimer would confine himself to the church he represents instead of ...
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FLOWERS FOR SOLDIERS.
The splendid work of the Wounded Soldiers' Flower Guild is proceeding happily, but the enthusiastic honorary organizer (Miss Violet B. Wood) would like to ...
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Germans and President Wilson.
While The Berlin Tageblatt, The Boersen Zeitung, and some other leading German papers protest at President Wilson's "inter-ferings frith Germany's domestic politics ...
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Who Will Serve the King?
The State Recruiting Committee writes:—A tour of Yorke's Peninsula was begun on Monday morning, when Recruiting Officer Croft and Organizer Smith left ...
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FARMERS' WHEAT BOARD REPRESENTATION.
From W. MITCHELL, Geranium:-Regarding the election of Mr. C. Giles on the Commonwealth Wheat Board, the unbusinesslike manner in which he was treated is calculated to convey ...
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FAREWELLS TO SOLDIERS.
On Friday evening at Mr. O. Q. Cunningham's store on the Prospect rood, Pte. T. G. A. Smith was, in behalf of a number of the residents of toe district, presented with a luminous wristlet ...
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NOTES AND QUERIES.
From A. GLASTONBURY:—The splendid sub-leader in The Register on "Belgium's Wrongs" placed in plain, concise, and undisputable language the unspeakable outrages committed by ...
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The Stockholm Conference.
The Parliamentary Committee of the Trade Union Congress has decided that the conference at Stockholm cannot be successful at present. They recommend ...
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THE WHEAT SCHEME.
From "SUPERVISOR":—The Premier told Mr. Tossell in the Assembly that the merchant was free from responsibility for damaged grain from mice-riddle stacks, but otherwise his (the ...
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BIOGRAPHICAL.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Aiston, of Queen street, Norwood, have been notified that their son, Leiut. Colin I. Aiston, of the 6th Brigade Field Artillery, is suffering from gunshot wound in the ...
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OUR EGYPT FORCES.
An official bulletin from Egypt states:—We advanced our line last night on a front of 800 yards south-west of Gaza. Despite considerable artillery and machine ...
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REPATRIATION AND LAND.
Sr. Millen, the Minister in charge of Repatriation, in the course of an interview on Saturday, admitted frankly that he was not satisfied altogether with the existing ...
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Haarod's Fighting Employes
The estate of the late Sir Richard Burbidge (managing director of Harrod's Stores) has been sworn at £186,000. Testator left £5,000, with an expression of ...
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ENLISTMENTS.
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"CAPE THEVENARD HARBOUR".
From "COMMONSENSE":—Mr. J. B. Labatt, of the South Australian Harbours Beard, says be cannot understand why a ship drawing 30 ft. would have a tonnage of 30,000. The fact of ...
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WEEK.
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The Wrong Grey.
The German newspapers confused the that Earl Grey with Viscount Grey the ex-Foreign Secretary), and published extraordinary obituaries which ...
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Patriotic Funds.
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IN OTHER STATES.
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AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES.
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REGISTER BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.
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SAVE OUR FLORA.
From Capt. S. A. WHITE:—A friend has asked me, "Is there a chance of any of our wildflower and shrubs becoming exterminated in the near future?" My answer is—"Most certainly." With ...
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OUR BRAVE BOYS.
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Distress in the Canarys.
Reports have been received of an appalling famine throughout the Canary Islands. The of young men have gone to Cuba in search of employment. ...
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Advertising
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MESSAGERIES' LINER NATAL.
The Messageries Maritime's liner Natal, 4,012 tons. has been sunk in a collision with another French steamer near [?] Torpedo boats and patrol boats ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"A Disgusted Farmer."—I. Such a letter hardly be published anonymously. 2. Even, were the name of the writer attached (as you will see on reflection) it would cast suspicion upon ...
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