AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
By Telegraph.— Association.— STOLES? JEWELLERY RECOVERED. Adelaide, October. 31..., In connection with the robbery at Harris and Sqarfe's, jewellers, detectives discovered three brief bags full of jewellery, valued at, between £1000 and £2000., on the roof of the lift well. THE DAVIS CUP TEAM. Melbourne, October 31. The Davis Cup competitors are prac* tising. assiduously. Beamish's forte is> undoubtedly his low, backhand drive, ;..■-"! ■which will render him a doughty oppov' 1 nent. Lowe is primarily a fine base liner, ~ '> driving well both fore and backhand., \ : .'- THE DAS.aEROTJS • 'HATP^rf ,/: ,-Z' ■ ;' Stdnby, October ': 31.;"£.":' , A further batch of sixty-ijne worawi werti ' each fined & and costs 6b yesterdsty fo?' wearing protruding hatpirls. y ~ ' ':,. MASTERS., AN» WORKERS." •'"■ MpjJODBNE, October 35.. ' Air the Federal Master Bakers' Conference yesterday, Allen, of New Zea-; --!■ land., who was present, proposed combined r ; - action to reduce: bakers' expenses and. thus-, i;;' • sell-bread' cheaper.; "A Sydney represon- ; ; - ><'**, tativa declared that the greatest-combing ; that ever existed was the Trades 'Hall., ; The piaster bakers c! Sydney, : - t^taM-'----:■; : off their hats a.nd say: " Workmen woitf*. .jkou mind corning to work tiOKßto»W?*i- . . ;: ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15139, 1 November 1912, Page 7
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180AUSTRALIAN NEWS. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15139, 1 November 1912, Page 7
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