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AMUSEMENTS.
A delightful Japanese setting, a host of pretty girls gowned in wonderful Eastern creations, attractive melodies, and good healthy, rollicking humor, were ...
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REINFORCEMENTS
At a great meeting held in the Exhibition Building on Tuesday evening the Prime Minister (Hon. W. M. Hughes) expounded the proposals of the Federal ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE GOULBURN RIVER TRAGEDY.
The body of a girl found in the Goulburn River, near Seymour, has been identified as that of Rose Taylor (13). The police are now searching for the girl's mother and ...
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SHIPPING NEWS
Moira, 1,385, A. H. Williams, Bunbury. Australian, United S.N. Co., agents. Winfield, 2,082, W. K. Leiper, Bunbury. Adelaide Steamship Co, Limited, agents. ...
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MR. LLOYD GEORGE
For several days there has been much public interest in Mr. Asquith's promised criticism of Mr. Lloyd Georges Paris speech. There were many applications for ...
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THE ROLL OF HONOR.
Lieutenant H. L. PLACE, of Murat Bay, was the fifth son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Place. He came to Adelaide to enlist for active service on his 21st birthday. He left Australia in August, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE HOLY LAND
The Paris "Matin," in commenting on the capture of Jaffa, declares:—The Kaiser is powerless to save the Turks from a great defeat. If Jerusalem falls, Germany ...
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RUSSIAN CHAOS
A message from Haparanda (Sweden) states—M. Kerensky's private secretary has arrived at Tornea. He allegedly escaped with a false passport in the name ...
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M. VENIZELOS
The Allied Parliamentary Committee gave a luncheon to M. Venizelos in the House of Commons on Monday. Lord Bryce, who presided, said:—M. ...
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GERMAN WAR WEARINESS
Many meetings in favor of an early peace were held throughout Germany on Sunday night. Herr Scheidemann, leader of the majority Socialists, addressed a ...
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BLIND SOLDIERS.
A conference convened by the Minister for Repatriation to consider the case of blind soldiers began its sittings to-day. The conference consists of Sir Baldwin ...
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VIEWS AND COMMENTS.
From "F. Boynton," Seafield-street, Kingswood: —Mr. Tudor, in opening the anti-conscription campaign, after quoting Mr. Fisher's assurance to the motherland that Australia would fight to the ...
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NEW PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE.
A new line of Dutch mail steamers is proposed between San Francisco and Australia, and according to news which reached Sydney the service will probably ...
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CAPTAIN YEATES
Captain Yeates, who was medical officer with the expedition to Samoa in 1914, and who on October 31 was charged with wearing a New Zealand uniform, pleaded not ...
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SIR STANLEY MAUDE
The War Office report:—The death is announced, in Begdad on Sunday evening, of General Sir Stanley Maude, D.S.O., Commander-in-Chief in Mesopotamia, after ...
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ANSWERED THE CALL.
The following men enlisted on Tuesday:—E. V. Buick, farmer; J. H. Dixon, farm hand; and F. Aldridge, engineer. ...
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FATHER KELLY OF "THE ROSARY."
The general public do not realise fully the amount of preparation and work that are entailed in the production of a play, as only the ladies and gentlemen who take ...
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WAR FUNDS.
A continental in aid of the French Red Cross was held at Mrs. McGlew's residence, Unley Park, on Tuesday evening. The garden was prettily decorated with Chinese lanterns, and there was a ...
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GENERAL WAR CABLES
Lord Robert Cecil (Minister for the Blockade), in reply to an interrogation in the House of Commons on Monday, said: —After seeing the report that the ...
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THE SEE ADLER.
According to news which has reached Sydney, Captain Smith, of the American schooner R. C. Slade, was responsible for the wrecking of the sea raider, See Adler. ...
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EAST AFRICA
The Commander-in-Chief in East Africa, in an official dispatch issued on Monday night, states:—The enemy's rearguards were expelled from defensive positions to ...
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WOMEN'S WORK IN WAR TIME.
A large meeting of Henley Beach residents was held at the kiosk on Monday evening to hear Major S. Gould's illustrated lecture on. "British Women's Work in War Time." Excellent views ...
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TOMMY COOKERS.
"I want a new hat," writes a correspondent, "but our gallant lads need hot food, in wet and fog, and frost and snow, to warm them up, and help keep them in health and in the cheerfulness ...
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FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS.
A South Australian railway shunting enginedriver, Mr. L. Breeding, was killed in the Cockburn yards last night while cutting off trucks. His foot was caught ...
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LAW COURTS.
Hurtle Geo. Bronson, a returned soldier, was charged on the information of John H. Makin, with having unlawfully essaulted him at Port Adelaide on November 17, and stolen from him 2/. ...
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
Caledonian and Australian Mortgage and Agency Company.—The profit for the year ended June 30 amounts to £2,172. The year's dividend is at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, and £84 is ...
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Corned Beef.—There is a strong demand for Australian corned beef. Six-pound tins are quoted at about 94/ per dozen landed. ...
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GAMBLING RAIDS.
Fines totalling £236 were imposed by Mr. Cohen, P.M., in the City Court to-day on persons connected with the police raids which took place in the city on November 3. The raids ...
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ALBERTON CHEER-UP SOCIETY.
On Monday the members of the Alberton Cheer-up Society gave a concert at the Mitcham camp. Part sings were contributed under Miss Dunn. Items were given by Mrs. Mellowship and Misses ...
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ANZACS WITH ENGLISH BRIDES.
Among the returned wounded soldiers who arrived to-day was Private A. S. Bosack. He confirmed the story of the wholesale marriages of the Anzacs to ...
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QUEENSLAND RAILWAY DISPUTE.
The Premier, Mr. Ryan, to-day announced that a committee of the combined railway unions in North Queensland had agreed to have the matters in dispute in connection with the recent strike ...
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