The "Express" and other Unionist newspapers accuse the British Government of trying to shelve Australia's British Preference Bill until after the ...
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Article : 93 wordsIn connection with the rifle shooting competitions held at the Launceston range in December, it was decided that each of the first 20 in the matter of ...
Article : 189 wordsThe usual monthly meeting of the general committee of the Tasmanian Temperance Alliance was held at Hobart on Thursday evening at the Temperance ...
Article : 240 wordsAt a sale of Crown lands held to-day the following lots were disposed of:— Lot 10, town of Lottah, 20 upset, improvements £35, to Frank Gough; lot ...
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Article : 672 wordsThree thousand five hundred cartridges packed in cases marked "mechanical toys" have been discovered at Sunderland. It is believed they were intended ...
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Article : 16 wordsTo signalise the 80th birthday of Mrs. J. Denney, of Melrose, one of the pioneers of the North-West Coast, who, with her late husband, was attracted ...
Article : 357 wordsJohn Aird and Sons have signed a contract for the addition of 24ft. to the Assouan dam. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe monthly meeting of governors of the Beaconsfield Hospital was held on Friday Present—Messrs. T. E. Wood. man (chairman), Heerey, Zanker, Heath. ...
Article : 231 wordsThe Japanese Admiralty has placed an order in England for the construction of a 21,00-ton battleship, to cost two and a quarter millions. ...
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Article : 18 wordsThe death is announced of Dr. Malcolm Maccoll, Canon of Ripon. [Rev. Malcolm Maccoll, M.A., D.D., Edinburgh University; F.R.S.L., was ...
Article : 210 wordsThere was a packed house at the Empire Theatre on Saturday night, when the Alhambra Vaudeville Company presented a complete change of programme, ...
Article : 296 wordsLight rain fell in the city early yesterday morning, and again last night. At a late hour a heavy shower fell, with the prospect of more. A long dry spell ...
Article : 92 wordsThe 88th temperance meeting was held this afternoon in the Temperance Hall. Mr. L. Lodge presided. Mr. G. S. Crouch read an interesting paper on the ...
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Mon 8 Apr 1907, Page 6
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