Man to Man A Talk About the Poll on Prohibition
A local opinion piece discusses Local Option polls on March 29 in South Australia. It argues against blanket prohibition, noting hotel closures won’t compensate owners and may boost issues at remaining venues. The author urges fair voting in Sturt district, Glenelg, and calls for considering trade, regulation, and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Glenelg
Sturt
Emarae
Boxing at Birkes Naval Trainees Recreation Contest
The Birkenhead Naval Trainees Social and Recreation Committee will stage the second boxing contest at the Birkenhead Drill Hall next Monday. About 20 cadets and trainees train weekly under boxing instructor H Hilgendorf, with two bouts planned for military and naval cadets. Referee M I Noonan of Adelaide to preside. Governor, Port Adelaide Mayor A O R Tapp, and district councillors invited. admission 1 shilling ringside and 1/6 general.
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Birkenhead
H. Hilgendorf
M. I Noonan
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
R. Tapp
A Ramble Through Historic London From Australia House
A guided walk starting at Australia House leads eastward to Fleet Street and the Bank of England, then through Threadneedle Street and Cheapside past the Royal Exchange, St Pauls, the Guildhall, and Smithfield. The itinerary covers the Old Bailey, Barbican, Charterhouse, and notable landmarks with anecdotes about the Old City.
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Australia House
City of London
Fleet Street
Ludgate Circus
Ludgate Hill
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Cathedral
Old Bailey
Creninal Court
Newgate Prison
Threadneedle ‘Street
Princes’ Street
Bank of Enghad
Threadneedle Street
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Stock Exchange
Throgmorton Street
Farrow
London
Bank
Central London
Waterloo
City Railway
City and South London Railway
King Willis Street
London Bankers’ Clearing House
Wayfarer
Lombard Street
King Wil
Liam
St. Swithin's Lane
New Court
House of Rothschild
Cannon Street
Britain
Southern Railway
Dowgate
Upper Thames Street
Queen Street
Southwark Bridge
Queen Victoria Street
Eapside
Cheapside
King Street
Guildhall
Rene
Gog
Maxon
Batinghall Street
Reynolds
Gresham Street
Alderwanbury
Hironmonger Lace
Friday Street
Wood Street
Cheapsite
St. Paul's Cathedral
Paternoster Row
Amen Corner
Ave Maria Lane
Lane
High Holborn
St. Sepulchre's Church
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Smithfield
Angel
Roa
Upper Street
Essex Road
Caledonian Road
Hogarth
Highbury
Holloway
Highgate
Whittington
the Angel
Charterhouse Square
Charterhouse
Aldersgate Street
Barbican
Golden Lane
Redcross Street
Old Cripplegate Church
St. Giles
Cripplegate
John ‘Milton
Frobisher
Oliver Cromwell
London Wall
Moorgate Street
Sundays Reading Choice at Holy Tract
A church worker seeks a suitable Sunday read and is advised to try a novel about two ministers. The recommendation notes the plot centers on two clergymen sharing a wife simultaneously, signaling a controversial marital conflict.
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Birkes
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Rehere
Henry I
Farringdon Street
St. John Street
St. John’s Lane
St. John's Gate
Knights of St. John of Jerusalem
St. John's Ambulance Association
Clerkenwell
Ladier’s
East End
House OF Assembly
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Workers
LABOR
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Atrese
Chartres Ltd
Remington Typewriters
Typewriter Supplies
J. O'Brien
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Rundle St
Bert Clark
P. A. Milne
Church OF Christ
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A. G. Hinde
Bible School
GM. Cox