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SIR FRANCIS NEWDEGATE
Mr. H. E. Bolton, president of tho Stats branch of the K.S.L., has received a letter from Sir Francis Newdegate, which is of general interest. The letter states: "The ...
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EXTENSIVE RAINS
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DESTITUTE CHILDREN
Two families of destitute children were before Mr. U. Casper aud Mrs. J. Beadle, J's.P., at the Children's Court to-day. The cases differed in the respect that whereas ...
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GUN ALLEY ECHO
There was an echo of the Gun Alley tragedy in the City Court to-day, when Walter A. Mathews, a well-built and well-dressed young man, was charged with ...
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MURDER AND LOVE
A lover's letter led to the arrest of the murderers of Dr. Rathenau. "We will go out to-night. De yon get me, dear? We will meet at 8 o'clock in the main entrance ...
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MILLARS' LEASES
While members of the Forestry Commission evinced a lively interest in the subject of the extension of Millars' timber leases, their ardour was somewhat damped ...
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THE DUBLIN HORROR
A press sheet issued by the republicans states that General O'Maille and General Griffin, who were captured in the Four Courts, have escaped and are again ...
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FIRE IN AIRSHIPS
The well-known firm of Vickers, Ltd., announce that experiments have been made under the. direction of Commander Burney, to overcome fire in airships, by means ...
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CLEARING SACKVILLE-STREET.
Bishop O'Reilly lias urged De Valera to join a peace conference at the Shelbourne Hotel. De Valera has not replied. The battle is proceeding fiercely. The ...
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RAIN IN THE COUNTRY.
Now that the rain has come, it is easier to confess that the long dry spell had been viewed with misgivings, more particularly in country areas. Another week of dry ...
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IMPOSSIBLE DREAM.
An English Labor leader, Mr. J. H. Thomas, speaking at Bradford, said the Irish rebels were living in hope that a change in the complexion of the British ...
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"MAORI CHIEF"
At the funeral of Victor Onslow, at Guildford, the coffin was covered with a Maori chieftain's rug, in memory of the fact that Victor was regarded as a chief ...
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EARL HAIG
A letter from Sir Francis Newdegate, received by Mr. H. E. Bolton, president of the State branch of the E.S.L., enclosed a letter from Earl Haig, thanking Sir ...
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ACCUSED WIFE VINDICATED
"I have no hesitation in believing the Statements of the wife, and I acquit her of all charges of infidelity," said Mr. Justice Burnside in the Divorce Court this ...
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RAIN AT EMU HILL.
Seventy-five points of rain have fallen here. Further falls are likely. ...
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REBEL CENSORSHIP.
The Republicans arc seizing provisions and clothing all over the South. Some shops have been o depleted that they have been obliged to lose. Scarcely a ...
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THE MINISTER'S COMMENTS.
The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. H. K. Maloy) was naturally elated this morning at the timely rain, though he pointed out that the north midlands had not received the ...
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LEFT IN THE LURCH.
There were two children in the other instance, and their mother stated she needed assistance. The father had deserted them, und she had been keeping the ...
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Advertising
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MAGISTERIAL VACANCY
Applications closed on Saturday last for the position of senior metropolitan stipendiary magistrate, rendered vacant by the appointment of Mr. A. S. Cunning as a ...
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LATE SPORTING
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ARCH-REBELS TRAPPED.
Free State forces have surrounded and attempted to storm the building in which De Valera, Commandant Brugha, and Countess Marckieviez are established. ...
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WIFE FROM ASYLUM
A decree nisi, returnable at the December Sessions, was granted Herbert John Houston by Mr. Justice Burnside this morning for the dissolution of his marriage with ...
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CONTROL OF FEDERAL STEAMERS
Ironical suggestions that the maritime unions should agree with the Government under substantial guarantees to assume responsible control of the Commonwealth ...
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Family Notices
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PEARL "CULTURE"
Apropos of the reference made by the Hon. J. J. Holmes, M.L.C., to pearl "culture" at Broome, aud the reply of the Acting Premier, it is interesting to recall how ...
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JUMBOROO
Despite the weather conditions yesterday, quite a large number of people visited the Zoo to say good-bye to Jumboroo, who had become a favorite at the South Perth ...
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LATE TRADE AND FINANCE
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PARKER OR HEALEY
A young woman calling herself Christina Healey, told Mr. Justice Burnside in the Divorce Court this moraine, that at Severity, on June 5, of 1918, she married a ...
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.
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THE UNEMPLOYED
In regard to the unemployment situation, Mr. Needham, secretary of the Metropolitan Council, A.L.P., said a meeting of the idle men was held this morning, but there ...
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LATE SHIPPING
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Advertising
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