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AUSTRALIA SEEKS NEW GOLDFIELDS
Travellers on the old mail route that ran from Wilcannia. through lvanhoe, Messgle, Booligal and Hay. will remember the old mail change and ...
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LOTTERIES FOR HOSPITALS
Determined attempts will be made in both Houses of the State Parliament this year for further concessions to the public under the Lottery and Gaming ...
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DORMANT MINERAL WEALTH
Spacious in outline and complete in detail, the Federal and State plans for the £150,000 aerial geological survey of Northern Australia were announced by ...
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REVENUE STILL GOING UP
With both Customs and postal revenue showing an increase over the estimate for July, the new financial year has opened promisingly for the ...
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WEDDING PARTY IN SMASH
Serious internal injuries were received by Henry Suter, 48, of Cromwell street, Camden. when the motor cycle he was riding came into collision with ...
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SEARCH FOR MAN WORTH £5,000
For more than 20 years relatives of Robert Bradley, aged about 73. have teen endeavoring to locate him in order that he might be given his share of ...
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"MODIFICATION OF OTTAWA AGREEMENT"
The Prime Minister (Mr. Lyons) this week declined to confirm or deny a surprising published si a lenient Ilial his policy speech would ...
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HIGHEST SINCE 1931
As "The Chronicle" goes to press news conies of another rise of 1d. per bushel in the price of wheat. This makes the present price 3/6½ ...
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FATALLY CRUSHED AND TORN BY ENGINE
Fatal injuries were received by J. Francis, 56. of Princess street, Adelaide, when he was caught in the revolving shaft of an engine at the Linwood ...
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MELROSE OFF
Mr. C. J. Melrose, the young South Australian pilot who recently unsuccessfully tried to lower Mr. H. P. Broaclbent's 1931 record of seven and ...
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ADELAIDE WOMAN RIDER INJURED
When within sight of the winning post after having successfully crossed the last jump in the women's point to-point steeple ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MR. LUCAS DE GARIS
After an illness lasting 10 .nonths, Mr. Lucas De Garis, managing director of De Garis. Sons & Co., Ltd., of Pirie street, Adelaide, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SIR HUBERT WILKINS
Sir Hubert Wilkins, the South Australian explorer, spent two hours in Adelaide last week. He is on his way to the South ...
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INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC AT MOUNT GAMBIER
There is no abatement in the influenza epidemic, which has severely attacked Mount Gambier people during the past three weeks. Three hundred ...
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NO HOLIDAY FOR DUKE'S VISIT
The Government, it was disclosed this week, had decided at a Cabinet meeting on Monday not to declare a public holiday on the occasion of the ...
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LORRY DRIVER FOR TRIAL
Reginald William Waltke, of Tailem Bend, was committed for trial on a charge of manslaughter by the coroner (Mr. F. Chardon) at an inquest in the ...
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FIRES AT WOMAN, THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF
A sensational case of street shooting occurred at Northcote (Vic), when John Simpson, 24. railway employe, after having fired three shots at Mrs. ...
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ORDERS AGAINST MR. J. GUNN
On the ground that Mr. John Gunn, Director of Development and a member of the Petrol Commission, was ill and unable to attend the court on ...
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"NO MORE KILLEM WHITE MEN"
Meerara, the Caledon Bay aborigine who was acquitted last week on a charge of the murder of an unknown man, was in high spirits following the ...
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BOY BURIED IN SANDBANK
Thomas Holland, 13, schoolboy, of Geelong, had a narrow escape from being suffocated when a sandbank collapsed. Holland and a ...
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WOMAN GOLF CHAMPION
After a poor display of championship golf in the morning round, the players being severely hampered by wind and driving rain, Mrs. de Crespigny and Mrs ...
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TROOPER AND HORSE STRUCK BY CAR
Swept from its feet by the front of a motor car in a collision last week, a police charger was carried by the car for some distance with its fore and ...
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PIGEON RACE FROM MARREE
Nearly 1.100 pigeons were sent to Marree last week and were liberated there on Saturday morning to race back to Adelaide, a distance of 368 ...
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