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  2. Advertising

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  3. TO STARVE

    Mr. H. C. Hoover, the American Food Administrator, in the course of an interview, said that three and a half million of children and babies would ...

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  4. REPATRIATION WITH IMMIGRATION

    From Rockingham, just below the expanse of Cockburn Sound, a railway was constructed some years ago to reach to the timber mills at ...

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  5. GARDENING NOTES

    This week we purpose having a change from our usual cultural notes, and as the question of the moment, and the one uppermost in the ...

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  6. INDIA

    Lord Chelmsford, in the Legislative Council, in an eloquent and impressive speech, said the final decision on the Turkish Peace terms was still awaited ...

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  7. AMUSEMENTS.

    To-night is the last night of "Irish Hearts," with its wealth of genuine Comedy, being staged by the Denis Kenhoe Company at His Majesty's ...

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  8. THE COAL MINERS' CONFERENCE.

    The miners' conference decision to support the ballot for direct action at to-day's meeting of the triple alliance does not attract much attention, ...

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  9. GERMANS IN COURLAND.

    The "Echo de Paris" asserts that Germany provided General von der Goltz with £4,000,000 for the maintenance of troops in Courland in Russian ...

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  10. AUSTRALIAN MEAT

    Negotiations are proceeding for the renewal of the Australian meat contract with the Government. It is understood that large Argentine supplies ...

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  11. RUSSIAN BANK ROBBED.

    A gang of 13 men robbed the Government bank in Moscow of about two million roubles. This is the third robbery of the kind which has ...

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  12. BOHEMIAN DRAMATIC COMPANY.

    "Dad Dalton's Selection" will be presented by Cole's Bohemian Dramatic Company at the Shaftesbury The-atre finally this evening. ...

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  13. STRENGTH OF THE BOLSHEVIKS.

    Colonel John Ward, Labor member for Stoke-on-Trent, has returned from Siberia. He says that the Bolsheviks possess great resources, and command ...

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  14. METROPOLITAN FLORAL CLUB.

    The club meets again next Tuesday, and the subject will be staging and arranging flowers for the show bench. Those who have been waiting for Mr. ...

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  15. AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS

    The Australian cricketers sail for Capetown by the Ascanius about the 20th; and will tour South Africa for six weeks. ...

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  16. ROUMANIA AND SERBIA.

    It is reported from Vienna that extreme tension exists between Roumania and Serbia, and that the Roumanians have concentrated 14 divisions in the ...

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  17. CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL SWEET PEA DAY.

    The day following the big show, Friday, September 19, has been set aside as a Sweet Pea Day for the Children's Hospital. All blooms from the show ...

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  18. "DOROTHY."

    The Perth Operatic Choral Society, which has been responsible for several operatic treats during the past year, will present at His Majesty's ...

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  19. SOUTH AFRICAN UNION.

    It is understood that the general election in Rhodesia will be postponed until after the Union elections. The view of the party which is in favor of ...

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  20. EARLY CABLES

    The German newspapers defiantly comment on the Supreme Council's ultimatum respecting union with Austria. Basing their arguments on the ...

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  21. HUNGARY.

    Herr Heinrich's Ministry at Budapest has been now formed. It includes three Socialists and no Jews. Herr Heinrich has secured a promise that ...

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  22. A "STAND BY" STRIKE.

    The "stand by" strike in the railway workshops, which has been proceeding for several weeks, has now culminated in a lock-out by the ...

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  23. THE AUSTRIAN TREATY.

    The Supreme Council's letter covering the Austrian Peace Treaty traverses trenchantly in detail. Austria's claim that she should not be treated ...

    Article : 161 words
  24. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Mount Lawley.—The following shrubs should suit your position:—Abutilon (Chinese lantern), acalpha (Fijian fire plant), Choisya ternata, ...

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  25. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

    The "Triple Industrial Alliance" will move at the forthcoming Glasgow Congress a vote of censure on the Parliamentary Committee for having refused ...

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  26. JAPAN AND CHINA.

    Yosuke Matsucka, secretary to the Foreign Department, is en route to japan from Paris. Interviewed, he said that the Japanese may within a ...

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  27. MELROSE THEATRE.

    The current programme, which been warmly welcomed at all performances, will be staged for the last time this evening. The management ...

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  28. DEFENCE OF MUNITIONS DEPARTMENT.

    Mr. F. G. Kellaway, Deputy Minister for Munitions, was entertained at luncheon at the Savoy Hotel to-day. He defended vigorously the Ministry ...

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  29. FREMANTLE BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION

    A meeting of the [?] Business men's Association was held at the office,. 73 Henry-street, Fremantle, on Wednesday evening, ...

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  30. NATIONAL LABOR CONFERENCE.

    The American National Labor Conference, which has been called by President Wilson, will be held on October 6 and following days. ...

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  31. FINAL TREATY PRESENTED.

    The final Austrian Treaty has been presented. There are no changes in the political, military, naval, and air terms; but slight economic concessions, ...

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  32. THE ENGLISH PIERROTS.

    Miss Billee Wilson made her farewell appearance with the popular company of "English Pierrots" list The audience was one of the largest ...

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  33. AMERICAN TRADE WITH HUNGARY.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" reports that the War Trade Board has announced the immediate resumption of trade ...

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  34. GERMAN POTASH FOR BRITAIN.

    The Leipzig correspondent of the United Press. Association of America says that it is understood that the German Government has agreed to ...

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  35. AUSTRALIANS HONORED.

    Bars to Distinguished Conduct Medals have been awarded to the following Australians:—Sergeant S. Collett, 58th Battalion; Sergeant-Major J. ...

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  36. CRICKET.

    In their second innings the South of England team scored 280 runs. The Australians needed to make 302 runs to win, but were dismissed for 179, ...

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  37. TURKEY AND THRACE.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" learns that President Wilson has proposed to the Peace Conference a settlement ...

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  38. NATIONAL ECONOMY.

    Lord Islington, in a letter to the newspapers, points out that none of the legislation of the past session aimed at economy. On the contrary, it ...

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  39. IRELAND.

    No contraband cargo was found aboard the steamer Hampshire Coast. Four other suspected vessels have been arrested at sea arid taken to ...

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  40. THE PICTURES.

    For particulars of to-day's picture showings see our amusement columns. "Come upstairs and let me wash your hands," said Winnie's mother. "I ...

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  41. SPEECH BY SIR EDWARD CARSON.

    Sir Edward Carson, in an address to the Ulster Council, said that Sinn Fein was the only alternative to the Union. Ulster desired a peaceful ...

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  42. BY-ELECTION

    A petition arising out of the by-election held in March last, as a result it the rejection of Captain Wilson's nomination, came, before the Parliamentary ...

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  43. BRITISH RETRENCHMENT.

    Mr. Lloyd George (the Prime Minister) replying to Lord Ruthermere's recent attack on Mr. Bonar Law, says that it is unfair to charge an individual ...

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  44. OUTRAGE IN TIPPERARY.

    A sergeant and constable were patrolling last night at Lorrha, in county Tipperary, when the former was shot dead. The assassin escaped. ...

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  47. THE ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.

    Sir Edward Carson, speaking in Ulster, ridiculed the idea that the arrival of troops was connected with his visit. They had merely come to ...

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  48. FOOD PRICES.

    Mr. C. A. M'Curdy, M.P., Assistant Food Controller, in an address to the Consumers' Council, prophesied that there would be no reduction in food ...

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  49. ARMY AND NAVY SPORTS.

    Out of twenty-six selections to represent the army in the inter-service championships, comprising eleven events, New Zealand supplies four and ...

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  50. BOXING.

    It is announced that Dempsey will probably accept an offer to fight Carpentier in London, for a purse of 175,000 dollars. ...

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  51. LANCASHIRE COTTON INDUSTRY.

    The past month's cotton mill buying boom in Lancashire marks the opening of a new period of speculative finance in the industry, whose capital hitherto ...

    Article : 154 words
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