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  2. ELECTION PROBLEMS.

    It is understood that no communications passed between the political parties at the week—end, although all party leaders bare been carefully considering the new ...

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  3. ACTIVITIES AT ABATTOIRS AGAIN

    Notwithstanding the continuation of the trouble between the unionists and the Abattoirs Board, the situation is now considerably relieved, so far as meat consumers are concerned. As a result of concerted action by the master butchers,fresh meat supplies will be available in the ...

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  4. RHODES SCHOLAR.

    The Rhodes Selection Committee for South Australia met at Government House on Monday morning to select the Rhodes scholar for 1924. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. BATTLE IN MEXICO.

    Ja?pa, the capital of the Mexican State of Vera Cruz fell into the hands of the revolutionaries on Saturday, when the El Paso, Texas, rail communications with ...

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  6. TRAINS AND FIRES.

    The 9.30 train from Orroroo bound northward this morning distributed have over the eight miles between Orroroo and Walloway; for six fires ...

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  7. THE GERMAN OUTLOOK.

    The Berlin representative of The Daily Telegraph says—The mere statement of the figures by which the Reichstag carried the New Powers Bill gives no hint of ...

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  8. A DISPUTED SEAT.

    The Labour Party is taking legal advice over the counting of votes at Sedglield. Durham, which the Conservatives ? with a majority of six votes. The ...

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  9. THE FIRST BATTLE.

    The first battle of the new Mexico Revolution has resulted in 300 deaths, and the rebels have captured Jalapa, the capital of the State of Vera Cruz, taking 200 ...

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  10. HUGE BILL FOR ELECTIONS.

    An expert political organizer that the British elections cost £500,000( including £1,000,000 from party funds. ...

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  11. "HEAVEN HELP ENGLAND."

    Mr. Austin Hopkinson (Independent member for the Mossley division of Lancashire, in the House of Commons), speaking at Aston. ...

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  12. ADVICE TO PRANCE.

    Mr. Ramsay Macdonald. the British Labour leader, interviewed by a representative of Matin, said—Naturally my party does not agree with France ...

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  13. BLACK PRISONERS.

    Two aboriginal women who a fortnight ago were sentenced to an additional six months imprisonment on the sentences they were then serving, for having ...

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  14. MUTILATED CHILD.

    John Whalley, of Accrington, has beer sentenced to penal servitude for life 101 having chopped. of both the hands of his five—year-old step—daughter, in order to ...

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  15. RUSH TO WEMBLEY.

    Houses are being pushed up in large numbers in the Wembley district, and are readily sold at £800 to £2,000, according to size. As soon aa the ...

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  16. FIFTY YEARS AGO.

    The annual meeting of the Gardeners Mutual Improvement Society was held at the Clarence Hotel on saturday night. There were present —The retiring ...

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  17. QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT'S MESSAGE.

    "Labour's success is the outstanding feature of the British elections, said the Queensland Premier (Mr. Theodore) today. "The capture of so many seats by ...

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  18. FRENCH AND GERMANS.

    The first football match played since 1914 between teams representing France and Germany took place at Mayence yesterday. The French team won by five ...

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  19. THE UNION'S ATTITUDE.

    The officials at the office of the Industry Employes' Union were early astir on Monday, when many slaughtermen were dispatched to country districts. ...

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  20. PRINCE ARTHUR.

    The laying of the foundation stone of the Durban Soldiers' Memorial by H.R.H. Prince Arthur of Connaught today marked the last public function in which ...

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  21. BULK OF EXHIBITS DISPATCHED.

    At a meeting of the Australian Section of the British Empire Exhibition Commission, presided over by Mr. E. H. Farrar (Minister for Labour and industry in ...

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  22. OFFICIAL REPORT.

    The Abattoirs Board issued the following statement last night—The work done by the master butchers at the Abattoirs on Monday was very satisfactory.They ...

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  23. LABOUR GREETING FROM AUSTRALIA.

    The Leader of the Opposition {Mr. Charlton) in the House of Representatives on Monday sent the following cable message to Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, M.P., ...

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  24. PRESS COMMENTS.

    The Daily Express favours the prompt resignation of Mr. Baldwin in favour of Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, whom The Express believes to be willing to form a ...

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  25. TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

    The Italian Scnate has approved the decree passed by the Chamber of Deputies giving full effect to the preliminary agreement between Italy and Russia, signed on ...

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  26. MUDDLE OVER SKINS.

    There might be some excuse for any confusion that might have occurred. .It is reported that an amusing mix-up occurred over the eking. In order to overcome this ...

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  27. MEAT FROM THE COUNTRY.

    A considerable quantity of meat, which had been killed in country districts, was taken to the Abattoirs for inspection on Monday. Owing to the dislocation some ...

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  28. EX-CROWN PRINCE.

    The Berlin representative of The London Daily Express states that the ex-Crown Prince has established his claim before the Court at Oels for estates there worth ...

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  29. APPLICATIONS FOR JOBS.

    The General Manager of the Abattoirs (Mr. F. W. Fillmore) stated on Monday that there had been a response to the advertisement calling for applications for ...

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  30. STOCK SALESMEN ARRANGED MARKETS.

    A meeting of the Stock Salesmen's Association was held on Monday morning to discuss the question of holding markets. After discussion it was decided to conduct ...

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  31. VEGETARIANISM AT PORT PIRIE.

    The faces of the vegetarian cult wear a triumphant smile. Through the medium of the Abattoirs strike they imagine they are on the high road to victory. At this ...

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  32. GREEK UNREST.

    The Greek authorities have for some days suspected that there in a new plot to overthrow the Government. It has been noticed the certain agents have ...

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  33. COSTLY HAND FEEDING.

    Agents who have had stock on hand since the dispute started have been invoived in much inconvenience and expense. ? Mr. Hugh Davis (managing director of Bennett ...

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  34. INDIAN AFFAIRS.

    A message from Peshawur states that the Chief Commissioner of the frontier districts conferred at Landikotal on Saturday with the Afghan Governor. Both ...

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  35. AN EXTREMIST UTTERANCE.

    Mr. J. Wheatley (Labour member for Shettleston, Glasgow), speaking at a Labour demonstration in his constituency, claimed that Glasgow was "as proud of ...

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  36. ACTIVITIES AT THE BOLIVAR.

    During the trouble Mr. W. H. Bruce has shown much enterprise in trying to avert a meat famine. The action of the master butchers in confining their activities to ...

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  37. A FATAL DISTURBANCE.

    Two men were killed and 20 injured during turbulent demonstrations, following a mass meeting of Royalists. ...

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  38. ITALIAN OPINION.

    The Rome correspondent of The Morning Post says—The Italian Socialist press is jubilant at Mr. Baldwin's defeat. Fascist newspapers say that Great ...

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  39. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir—We are now purchasing better meat than we ever obtained from the Abattoirs, and hope there will be no occasion for us to revert to the old ...

    Article : 213 words
  40. FARMERS AND TAXATION.

    The United States Secretary of Agriculture (Mr. Wallace), in his annual report, stresses the serious condition of farmers in the United States, who have ...

    Article : 189 words
  41. Advertising

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  42. GOVERNMENT ATTITUDE.

    The Minister for local Government (Hon. G. F. Jenkins), who has charge of the administration on the Abattoirs Act. "stated on Monday morning, that he had ...

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  43. IF PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION HAD OPERATED.

    The secretary of the Proportional Representation Society writes to the press that if proportional representation had operated at the elections, of the 543 ...

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  44. REPORT BY BUTCHERS.

    Mr. J. K Robinson (secretary of the Master Batchers' .Association) stated on Monday evening—The scene presented by master butchers arrayed for ...

    Article : 446 words
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