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NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Government Statist (Mr. W. L. Johnston), in a report to the Chief Secretary (Hon. H. Tassie), states that on June 30 the cold storage establishments ...
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POLICE FAREWELL.
A farewell social was tendered by the Police Association of South Australia on Thursday night at the Trades Hall to Mr H. Allchurch formerly police prosecutor ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency the Governor (Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven, V.C.) was present at the Prince Alfred Old Collegians' dinner on Thursday evening. Later he left for ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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TRAMWAY ACTIVITIES.
For the six months ended January 31 1928, the total revenue earned by the Manlelpal Tramways Trust was £409,463, and operating expenses £312,057, leaving a surplus of £97,405 available for appropriation. The loss on the Adelaide Port ...
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OBITUARY.
Mr. William J. H. Ward, who died at his home, at Terowie recently, was born at Gawler River in 1868. He entered the service of the Railways Departments at the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CHASING RUM RUNNERS.
A message from Miami (Florida) states that the termination of the agreement under which United States coastguard boats were allowed to patrol the waters ...
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CATTLE STEALING ALLEGED.
The hearing of a charge of cattle stealing preferred against William Stanley Brown at Darwin, will last a week. Only two witnesses have been examined so far ...
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CASUALTIES.
An inquest concerning the death of Mrs. J. Jackson, of St. Peters, whose body was found in the Torrens on Wednesday, will be conducted by the Assistant City ...
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MANGANESE STEEL.
A large patty of British and overseas experts to-day paid a visit of inspection to the Hadfield Company's steel factory at Sheffield, and witnessed the production of ...
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MR. MAHONY AND THE AFFIDAVIT.
In a statement to-day, in reply to Mr. Mahony's allegations that he had deliberately suppressed ft vital letter that would have corroborated certain of Mr. ...
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EDUCATION WEEK.
The aim of "Y.P.S.W." it that throughout the Yorke's Peninsula district, which, embraces nearly all the country between the mouths of South Australia's two great ...
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DISCERNING WOOL FIBRE.
Professor A. F. Barker, in showing delegates to the Empire Fanners' Conference around the textile research department of the Leeds University to-day ...
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CHINESE COMMUNICATIONS.
According to a 23-page abatement issued by Mr. Wang Pao-Chen, the Nationalist Minister of Communications, China commissioner systems except the postal ...
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ATHLETICS.
The third annual matting of the Plympton Amateur Athletic Club was held on Thursday night. The president (Mr. S. J. Barber) occupied the chair. The secretary (Mr. P. ...
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OLYMPIC ARRANGEMENTS.
The special correspondent of the Australian Press Association at Amsterdam writes:—Although the Australian Olympic athletes are delighted with their ...
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COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
A private session of voting delegates only was held at the morning meeting of the Federal Council of the National Councils of Women to-day. The afternoon ...
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CHURCHILL'S GAMBLING TAX.
The House of Commons to-day resumed consideration, in committee stage, of the Totalizator Bill, which is sow being treated as a Government measure. ...
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BACK TO HINDMARSH.
A meeting of persons interested in the "Back to Hindmarsh" movement was held in the Hindmarsh Town Hall on Thursday night. The mayor (Mr. J. E. ...
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AUSTRALIAN PRODUCTS IN LONDON.
The chairman of the Empire Producers' Organization and the Sugar Federation of the Empire (Sir Benjamin Morgan) arrived in Sydney tod-ay by the [?] ...
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PACIFIC WOMEN'S CONGRESS.
The Melbourne Trades Hall Council to-night decided to contribute £50 towards the cost of sendin Miss M. Heagney to' the Pan-Pacific Women's Conference at ...
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ENGLISH POLICE TRIBUNAL.
It is understood that the Marquis of Reading will probably preside over the royal commission which will enquire into police methods generally. ...
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WEATHER IN PERTH.
The Swan River at Perth fell 2 ft. to-day, and flood dangers are past. Except for a few light country falls, the day was fine, and the wind has completely ...
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