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BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA. BANK RATES OF INTEREST. INSUBORDINATION IN THE GERMAN ARMY. (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION). \ London, January 17. The majority of the committee appointed hy the shareholders of the Bank of South Australia are in favour of proceeding by civil action to recover tbe dividend paid from capital. The Scotch Banks have reduced the interest on deposits to 1 per cent., which is the lowest on recordLord Brassev who is at present visiting Glasgow, proposes to sail for Melbourne in bis famous yacht the Sunbeam in April. Bkrlin. January 17. One hundred and sixty-four noncommissioned officers in the German army have been sentenced to terms of imprisonment varyiug from six weeks to five years ou charges of insubordination.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 171, 18 January 1895, Page 2
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