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  2. THE WORLD OF SPORT

    The cry of the moment in racing is the of battle cry of retrenchment and reform. Prouunent owners are retrenching for the very good reason that the growing burden of war taxation ...

    Article : 2,287 words
  3. VIEWS AND COMMENTS.

    Letters on conscription cannot now be published except with the names and addressee of the writers attached, as required by the Federal electoral law. ...

    Article : 30 words
  4. THE WEATHER MAP.

    {No abstract available} [ILLUSTRATED]

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 555 words
  5. ME CHURCH AND THE WAR.

    A striking address on the church in its relation to the war was delivered by the Rev. E. S. Tuckwell, B.A., the new president of the Buptist Union, at the annual ...

    Article : 2,033 words
  6. JUSTICE TO NURSES.

    FROM "M. R. Walker," Blackwood —" Australia has a reputation for securing fair conditions for its workers. But there are exceptions. The case of nurses hours and rates of pay in registered ...

    Article : 508 words
  7. BIBLE IN STATE SCHOOLS.

    From R. Taylor, general secretan S.L.S.S.L.:— "1. It is to be regretted that Mr Maley is unable to understand the distinction made between 'religious' and 'scriptural' instruction in the State ...

    Article : 598 words
  8. THE REPATRIATION FUND.

    THE WEATHER MAP. ...

    Article : 1,541 words
  9. GOVERNMENT WORKERS.

    From "J. W. Ruseell," Two Wells:—"I have overheard unpleasant remarks passed by the publie recently in reference to men working for the Government on the railways. I believe the ...

    Article : 212 words
  10. LAND GRANTS TO SOLDIERS.

    From "Returned Soldier"—"I agree with Mr. Price, M.P., that the Government should reserve land to be taken up as farms and homestead blocks by the returned soldiers if they so desire. ...

    Article : 167 words
  11. AMUSEMENTS.

    The popularity of the delightful photoplays at the Theatre Royal is a fitting tribute to the programmes submitted by the J. C. Williamson management. Mr ...

    Article : 672 words
  12. TEMPORARY CLERKS.

    From "A Tomporary Clerk's Wife":—"What a very gentlemanlike man the secretary of the F.C.U.A. must be. He must indeed be a very clever man, and yet with all his great abilities ...

    Article : 631 words
  13. GERMAN AUSTRALIANS.

    From "J. F. Dillon," returned soldier:—"I am indignant at Mr A.C. Stevens letter. 'Monstrous injustice,' is it, that Germans should be robbed of their vote? Nonsense. Could I vote ...

    Article : 786 words
  14. HINDMARSH SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL.

    From "W.":—"Although there is no organised effort against the agitation for the erection of a soldiers memorial hall at Hindmarsh there is an undercurrent of opinion that the scheme is ...

    Article : 205 words
  15. IRRIGATION INSTRUCTOR.

    From "Settler":—"I see the Minister of Agriculture is calling for applications for the position of irrigation instructor. I trust he will appoint someone who has had some experience on the ...

    Article : 119 words
  16. Advertising

    {No abstract available}

    Advertising : 940 words
  17. GERMAN MISSIONS.

    From "G. F. Leidig":—"To refute all the misrepresentations of 'Alice Springs' I would require more space than you would he prepared to grant. Several, however, call for reply. It is true I ...

    Article : 461 words
  18. SHEEHY SKEFFINGTON.

    Fr[?] "A. T. Saunders-":—"Mr. P. J. kavanagh writes:—I can quote a dozen articles or speeches credited to Sir Edward Carson just as treasonable as Skellington's article in the "Century." It ...

    Article : 587 words
  19. THE LAND AND THE PRODUCER.

    MOUNT BRYAN, September 14.—The ground is becoming too dry for following operations, and several farmers have been compelted to leave off and wait for rain. Shearing at numerous sheds is ...

    Article : 83 words
  20. COMPLAINTS.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 48 words
  21. TO CORRESPONDENTS.

    "Omon Grass."—Onion grass flourishes in hard, dry, and poor soil: no good pasture plant appears to be able to suppress it. Poisons are ineffective, except at a prohibitive cost and in quantities ...

    Article : 606 words
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