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Detailed lists, results, guides : 187 wordsReuter's correspondent at Berne, Switzerland, writing on July 4, said:— The German Opposition Socialists have circulated an extraordinarily outspoken ...
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Article : 585 wordsSeptember 7.—A concert was given by the newly-formed Revellers' Pierrot Concert Company in the institute on Wednesday in aid of the Cheer-up funds. There ...
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Article : 134 wordsFrom "A Contractor, ans Ex-Farmer."—"Some time ago I was appealed to to [?]ist by giving a small portion of crop, acres of bushels, but I had none to give, having given up farming, and ...
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Article : 82 wordsFrom "J. T. Hackett":—"It is a pity to see the Premier attacking the Bishop. I thought it was a very hopeful sign of the times that the churches now recognise it their duty to declare ...
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Article : 63 wordsWheat.—The market is quiet, but occasionally dearer. The nominal value of Australian parcels on passage is now 69/3 per quarter, c.f. and i. Lins[?] oil, "on spot," in pipes, is quoted at ...
Article : 107 words"Conscription," &c.—It is evident from the character of the letters they send to us that many correspondents dealing with the conscription and other questions do not realise the severity of the ...
Article : 1,172 words"J[?] Mackay," chairman, in contradiction of a statement that has been made, saye the Alberton Cheer-up Society pays no remuneration to any of its officers. "Everything done by its officers ...
Article : 60 wordsFrom "D. M. Charleston":—"The Right Hon. W. M. Hughes, P.C., Prime Minister of Australia, 'The Man of the Hour' (when in England); the Empire's 'One Man, who knew what was ...
Article : 866 wordsThe American visible supply of wheat is 87,866,000 bushels, as against 85,456,000 bushels last week. ...
Article : 25 wordsAt the Currie-street recruiting depot on Thursday 32 volunteers were examined for active service, 15 were accepted, 6 were unfit, and 11 deferred. ...
Article : 111 wordsSir—I noticed that one of the delegates to the Labor Party Conference said:—"He was favorable to Mr. Wilson being readmitted to the party conditionally. The ...
Article : 194 wordsMr. and Mrs. Arthur Jose, of Rose-terrace, Wayville West, have been informed that their son. Private Hurtle E. Jose, has been wounded in France. ...
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Article : 256 wordsVivian Lewis, Ltd., have just completed the construction of two invalid tricycles. Unfortunately this means of locomotion will be in greater evidence in the future ...
Article : 224 wordsIn the Legislative Council to-day Dr. Creed withdrew the Females' Attire Rel e[?] Bill on representations being made that it would interfere to some extent with ...
Article : 42 wordsAn interesting story of episodes in connection with the big push on the Somme on July 1 is provided by Sergeant H. M. Mackenzie, of the Royal Field Artillery, ...
Article : 483 wordsA boy named Mason, aged 2 years, wandered on the tramline in Fitzgerald-street to-day and dropped his Teddy bear on the track. He was trying to recover it, when ...
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Advertising : 602 wordsFrom "M. Williams," St. Paul's Rectory, Alberton.—"In 'The Advertiser' of September 6, under the heading of 'Trouble over a Chaplaincy,' there are two or three points which, through no fault ...
Article : 780 wordsMrs. J. Shannon was pouring methylated spirits from a can containing about a pint into a stove, when it caught [?]ire and caused in explosion, which blew the bottom out ...
Article : 149 wordsEnglish Rector (to parishioner)—"Good morning. Thompson; I hear you have a son and h[?]." Parishioner—"Yes, sir: our household ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931), Fri 8 Sep 1916, Page 8
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