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Advertising : 802 wordsMr. Lee, acting-Premier, stated today that the South Australian Railways were in sad need of coal, and were in treaty with the New South Wales ...
Article : 268 wordsThe revenue of New South Wales for January shows a decrease of £53,848, entirely due to the falling off of £57,779 in the returns from the Commonwealth ...
Article : 39 wordsSummarising the situation, the "Spectator" declares that it was only their non[?]nal adherence to free exchange that saved the Liberals. If the tariff ...
Article : 148 wordsMrs. Braham, referring to the ease last night, and particularly to Dr. Ramsay's evidence, said the Glen Dhu Home was not in the habit of sending critical ...
Article : 194 wordsFurther particulars are available regarding the mishap to the Brighton to London express, on the London, Brighton, and South Coast railway, at Stoats' Nest ...
Article : 114 wordsOn Saturday the Seine fell five inches while the Marne, Aube, and Aisne went down six feet. M. Millerand, Minister of Public Works, ...
Article : 48 wordsAt a special general meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of New South Wales to-day the proposal of the board of directors to increase the capital from ...
Article : 50 words"Granny" Cordell died at Nowra (N.S.W.) on Saturday, aged 103 years. Right Hon. H. H. Asquith, K.C., M.P., Prime Minister of England, has ...
Article : 297 wordsKing Edward has donated 1000 guineas, Queen Alexandra £1000, and the Prince of Wales £500 to the fund for the relief of the distress caused by the floods in ...
Article : 42 wordsThe police are investigating a mysterious robbery from the Randwick tramsheds. Some time oil Friday night 19 ingote of tin, valued at £100, ...
Article : 73 wordsDirect telegraphic and telephonic communication between Paris and London has practically ceased. ...
Article : 15 wordsThe coach jumped in the air, and then went along the slope down the platform, destroying the signal post, a large water crate, and a 20ft. paling between the ...
Article : 57 wordsSeven thousand Gennevilliers and rescued Parisians are demanding the straightening of the Seine at whatever cost, like Peter the Great Canal, which ...
Article : 68 words"The Times" says Mr. Asquith is head of affairs with a Parliament elected under his own auspices. He is no longer an inheritor of a policy settled by others, ...
Article : 102 wordsMr. H. D. M'Intosh received a cable to-day from his representative in New York stating that Jeffries was desirous of securing the film of the Johnson-Burns ...
Article : 68 wordsThe cause of the accident is a mystery. The express was still crossing the points when the ill-fated conch broke the coupling and was derailed. The theories ...
Article : 53 wordsA majority of the Parisian newspapers were published late. The "Figaro's" lower floors resembled a swimming bath, and tons of sodden paper was hoisted out ...
Article : 43 wordsGood progress is being made with the discharge of the Quito's coal. Carters were busy to-day taking it away from the wharf. They took the advice of the ...
Article : 68 wordsA fire, which started in the premises of Morris and Sons, tobacco manufacturers, in High-street, Whitechapel, spread to the adjoining houses. ...
Article : 58 wordsThe boy scouts were among the first to render efficient help to the sufferers, who, with one or two exceptions, mare progressing favourably. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe fund for the relief of the Good sufferers has reached just on £3000. ...
Article : 22 wordsAfter rising to a great height at the Pont Royal, the Seine gradually receded, and it has now fallen 16 inches. ...
Article : 24 wordsWhile nobody is in actual peril, the distress affects 250,000 people. Already the national subscription totals £70,000 sterling. King Victor ...
Article : 80 wordsA court-martial has acquitted General Medina and another on the charge of executing Grace and Cannon, two natives of the United States. ...
Article : 83 wordsMrs. Bowling has for some days been seriously ill. On the conviction of her husband she completely broke down. Brain fever was at one time feared, but ...
Article : 108 wordsVery heavy rains are causing rapid rises in the rivers, especially in the northern division, but so far no material damage has been done. ...
Article : 30 wordsThe fete which will be so graciously opened by Lady Barron this afternoon ought to be a most successful affair, for time, thought, and money have alike gone ...
Article : 194 wordsHeavy southerly weather, with rain and floods, is being experienced over the greater part of the Dominion. So far no damage has been reported. ...
Article : 29 wordsA Hindu passenger by the steamer Sydney from Marseilles was recently arrested at Bombay. He carried a revolver and prescriptions for making bombs, ...
Article : 66 wordsThe brothers Unholz, light-weight pugilists, were before the Paddington Police Court to-day, charged with assault. The aggrieved party was their ...
Article : 108 wordsAll the foreign newspapers agree that the coolness, fortitude, and good humour of the Parisians are above all praise. ...
Article : 23 wordsMessrs. Burns and Evans, delegates from Newcastle, addressed an open-air meeting to-night from the Victoria Hotel balcony. Mr. W. S. Geard ...
Article : 69 wordsM. Renkin, Belgian Minister of the Colonies, announces the cessation of forced labour in the Congo. ...
Article : 27 wordsOne pillager was caught by the rescuers, who hanged the man summarily on a bridge. The police released him only just in time to save his life. ...
Article : 31 wordsA British exipe4ition which has landed at Jask, on the Persian coast, marched for seven hours to a gunners depot, which it captured. Hundreds of rifles, ...
Article : 54 wordsThe Government has decided to give £500 in aid of the sufferers by the Paris floods. ...
Article : 21 wordsEleven Sicilians of the Society of the Banana have been sentenced at Toledo, Ohio, to terms ranging from two to 16 years for conspiring to use the United ...
Article : 59 wordsMr. Waddell, the State Treasurer, speaking at Cudal, said with respect to the financial agreement between the stales rand the Federal Government, that ...
Article : 160 wordsAt the banquet held in London on the Kaiser's birthday, Count Paul Wolff-Metternich declared that Germans were peace-loving, without further thought of ...
Article : 164 wordsTo-night, at the new open air theatre in Cameron-street, near Affieck's mill, an entire change of programme of living pictures will he presented. Tire ...
Article : 65 wordsThe Brewarrina district was visited on Friday night by the most terrific cyclone that has ever been known in the district. Hailstones of great size ...
Article : 365 wordsKing George opposes the Military League's demand for a National Assembly for Greece. His Majesty holds that the ...
Article : 72 wordsMarch 8 has been declared a public holiday in the Table Cape municipality. ...
Article : 18 wordsAt the Mechanics' Hall Miss Jean Howl. son, of Perth, Scotland, will give two Scottish recitals. On Thursday the subject will be Robert Burns, and on ...
Article : 179 wordsTo-day Messrs. Burn and Son sold 37 acres of land at Augusta-road. near New Town, on account of Senator Macfarlane, to J. F. Horsfall, of Victoria, ...
Article : 33 wordsAccording to the trade returns of the United States for last year, the imports totalled £395,104,041 sterling, being an increase of £71,000,000 compared with ...
Article : 44 wordsAt the Police Court to-day Amelia Smith (19) was charged with having abandoned her child by leaving it on a doorstep. Defendant said she had been ...
Article : 72 wordsTo-day a deputation representing the boards of directors of the Australian Natives' Associations in the six states of the Commonwealth waited upon the ...
Article : 182 wordsDuring the debate on the military estimates in the Reichstag, Herr von Oldenburg (a Conservative and ex-cavalry officer), in deprecating a public discussion ...
Article : 108 wordsOn Monday next Albert Goldie's pantomime, "Dick Whittington and His Cat,'' will open a three-nights season at the Albert Hall with a company of fifty ...
Article : 236 wordsThe bungling executioners at Teheran were severely punished. ...
Article : 15 wordsBetween Saturday night and this morning Fitzgerald's store was broken into and goods to the value of 40 stolen. Ingress was made from the ...
Article : 235 wordsThe motor ear from St. Helen's with mails and passengers by some means, in coming up the pass. started backing. Mrs. M'Donald, a visitor from New ...
Article : 103 wordsJust after midnight Constable Foley, on duty in the locality of the intersection of George and Patterson streets, was called upon to interfere in a fight, and ...
Article : 61 wordsA fire at Kingaroy destroyed three shops and the Commercial Bank, doing damage estimated at £5000. ...
Article : 20 wordsThat old age is a mechanical effect of the slowing down of mental activity is (says "Popular Science Sittings") a now medical explanation. When in a passive ...
Article : 212 wordsOn Saturday Mr. T. Wilson held a meeting in the Cressy Hall to a very small attendance. The hon, secretary of the local Labour League (Mr. Thos. ...
Article : 40 wordsThe steamer Mallina, from Sydney via Brisbane, reached port at 4.20 this afternoon. ...
Article : 18 wordsThe rainfall for January totalled 2.27 inches, in 13 wet days, compared with 4.99 inches on 17 wet days during January, 1909. ...
Article : 120 words"Having been a martyr for years to Kidney and Liver Complaint, and blood impurity, I have tried scores of medicines and pills," writes Air. A. E. Davis, 200 ...
Article : 92 wordsA fire destroyed the offices of the Otago "Mirror," and F. Gaunt, who was asleep on the premises, was incinerated. The Pope has sent as a gift to the ...
Article : 85 wordsBetween 600 and 700 people visited the City Park last night, when there were presented 4000ft., of moving pictures. The entertainment was under the ...
Article : 46 wordsAt the Police Court yesterday Elizabeth Phelan was charged with vagrancy, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment in the Hobart gaol, ...
Article : 26 wordsDuring January the rainfall was as under:—11th, 37 points; 12th, 1: 13th, 3; 15th, 24; 16th, 68; 17th, 1; 18th, 10; 19th [?]; 20th 12; 21st 1; 22nd 33. ...
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Tue 1 Feb 1910, Page 5
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