The first endeavor to put into practice the resolution of the Governor-General's Conference is to be made on May 7, when at Melbourne Town Hall there will be a recruiting demonstration on a big scale. It is expected that the Governor-General, the State ...
Article : 158 wordsIt is possible that the total money collected for Red Cross Day may reach half a million. But beyond the count on Friday ...
Article : 420 wordsMr. Philip Gibbs describing the fight in the northern sector, says:—A thick wet tog, like London at its worst enveloped the Kemmel sector on Friday ...
Article : 303 wordsAt noon to-day Mrs. Hocking, wife of William Hocking, a resident of Rose Park, called her husband and said that the window of a neighbor's house was ...
Article : 342 wordsThose who have been expecting an immediate change in the attitude of official Labor towards recruiting as the result of the Melbourne Conference, were sadly ...
Article : 332 wordsThe section of the new Industrial Arbitration Act which gives union officials most cause for dissatisfaction is that which prohibits unions from using any ...
Article : 494 wordsMr. Percival Phillips writes:—The battle for the Flemish hills was continued on Friday with unabated fury. Though the gallant French ...
Article : 381 wordsThe projected military route march in the country is being looked forward to with considerable interest by the men of the A.I.F. at Liverpool. New recruits ...
Article : 384 wordsCapt. Carmichael, M.C., who has succeeded in a month in raising more than the 1000 recruits he set out to secure, is not slackening ...
Article : 722 wordsWe regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Fred Coombs (J'Adoube), for many years the editor of the Chess and Draughts columns of this paper. ...
Article : 200 wordsAn increase of 7/. all round per week for all employees from 19 years upwards, 3d per hour increase in the ordinary overtime rates for Sundays and holidays; a ...
Article : 292 wordsIt was a happy inspiration of the management responsible for the arrangement of the programme at the great Red Cross matinee held at Her Majesty's ...
Article : 232 wordsFor a short season only—just one fortnight, in fact—while Time, Please, the new revue, is preparing, the Tivoli has returned to its old love, and is presenting a ...
Article : 529 wordsThe Sydney Choral Society, under the conductorship of Mr. Reginald Gooud, gave a very creditable performance of Elijah at the Town Hall last evening. ...
Article : 220 wordsThe Admiralty has issued the following order to the Fleet: Their Lordships express to all concerned in the gallant and ...
Article : 101 wordsThe Chief Secretary, Mr. Fuller, yesterday took hospital committees generally to task for not helping the recent Police and Firemen's Carnival, as he ...
Article : 196 wordsVigorous steps have been taken by the Commonwealth Government to deal with the shortage of cornsacks. Through a controller in India, 60,000,000 bags ...
Article : 111 wordsThe raffles for stall No. 87 in Moore-street on Friday resulted: Australian terrier, won by Ticket No. 45, Mr. Colin Stephen; turkey, No. 167, Mrs. Cohen ...
Article : 40 wordsHowever successful a Day may be, on no occasion are all the goods offered for sale disposed of. In connection with Friday's Red Cross efforts, David Jones' ...
Article : 103 wordsThe Minister for Local Government and Public Health, Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, returned to Sydney yesterday from a trip to the North Coast. He was accompanied ...
Article : 377 wordsThe Messrs. Wirth Bros., in their 38 years' show enterprising, have learned the value of novelty as a drawing card. Yesterday, before a crowded audience, the ...
Article : 413 wordsMrs. BullocK, of Campbelltown, attained her 100th birthday this week. Although feeble and obliged to remain indoors, the old lady still retains her ...
Article : 93 wordsLieut E. W. Billyard Leake, who was mentioned in cable messages yesterday in connection with the naval raid on Zeebrugge, is, according to Colonel W. T. ...
Article : 146 wordsAt a gathering of bowlers at Randwick Club yesterday afternoon, at which 40 of the devotees of the ancient game were present, £400 was promised in aid of the ...
Article : 55 wordsMorning Afternoon. To-day 9.16 9.37 Monday, April 29 9.53 10.21 Tuesday, April 20 10.44 11.18 ...
Article : 231 wordsCaptain Jack Allport, of the Royal Flying Corps, has been awarded the Military Cross. He left two years ago as gunner in the 7th Field Artillery, and he ...
Article : 74 wordsGunner Jack Tyson, a well-known district pastoralist and owner of Oolambeyan Station, has been killed in action in France. He was a son of the late ...
Article : 107 wordsInterest in Labor circles is centred in the vacancy in the N.S. Wales Legislative Assembly caused by the death of Mr. C. S. Fern, member for Cobar. The ...
Article : 178 wordsOwing to the heavy rains having to some extent spoilt the Anzac Day celebrations yesterday, many of the kiosks were kept going to-day, and badges and ...
Article : 158 wordsWhen Mrs. J. C. Irish returned to her home at Merewether late yesterday afternoon, she saw that some jewellery had been taken from her room. She ...
Article : 79 wordsIt is announced by the Customs Department that till further notice no more purchases of butter are to be made on account of the Imperial Government ...
Article : 119 wordsThe director of the State Fisheries Department (Mr. Stead) has informed Mr. J. Quirke, M.L.A., that a branch of the State fish shops is to be opened at ...
Article : 76 wordsWilliam Morrison, 12, King-street, Rockdale, whilst playing with crackers, receiving injuries which led to the amputation of his hand at St. George's ...
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Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930), Sun 28 Apr 1918, Page 2
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