Kyogle residents witnessed an unusually large-sized bit of timber on Tuesday when an iron bark girder was delivered at Kyogle railway station to the order of Mr. W. ...
Article : 1,138 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—An invitation was recently extended to Mr. Considine, M.P., to lceture before the Public Questions Society at Melbourne University on the ...
Article : 129 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—The President of the Federal Arbitration Court has granted leave to prosecute the Seamen's Union and general secretary in connection with the ...
Article : 75 wordsA stately and expensive soldiers' memorial, the best on the North Coast to the knowledge of the monumental masons concerned, has been completed at H. J. Edwards' ...
Article : 629 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—"Poseidon" tips as follows for the Canterbury Park races to-morrow:—Hurdle Race.—Frigate Bird or Graphone. ...
Article : 266 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—It has been suggested that a carillon of bells be placed in the tower of the Lands Office as a permanent Auzac memorial. The Premier, when ...
Article : 46 wordsCAPETOWN, Thursday.—The Nautical Court found that the steamer Edderside was sunk as the result of an inevitable accident due to weather. The president paid a tribute ...
Article : 87 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—To date 21 blind soldiers have returned to the State. Eighteen of then have formed an association, and they have the cordial backing of a ...
Article : 61 wordsLONDON, Thursday.—The German delegation has informed M. Clemenceau that the treaty has been ratified. The Allies intend the immediate lifting of the blockade. ...
Article : 37 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—The Sydney Labor Council has decided to assist the seamen and make an appeal to the unions for support. ...
Article : 25 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—The sum of £20,000 was paid to returned war workers at Victoria Barracks to-day. There were 380 recipients, many of whom received between £70 and £80 ...
Article : 35 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—A syndicate representing a large amount of Australian capital proposes to start manufacturing commercial alcohol from sorgham. The ...
Article : 99 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—At a meeting of the Iron and Steel Industry Employees' Protective Association at Newcastle the secretary said that the steel works were ...
Article : 145 wordsVANCOUVER, Thursday.—president Wilson in the American Senate declared that the peace treaty, would be a scrap of paper without a League of Nations. The League ...
Article : 122 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—July 19th, which has been set aside, as a day of rejoicing throughout the Empire for peace, will be observed as a close holiday in all parts of ...
Article : 62 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. Fitzpatrick states that the year's surplus of £200,000 will be devoted to a reduction of the deficit on the consolidated revenue account. He ...
Article : 59 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—A Melbourne message reports that Mr. Wall states the Government has not yet decided whether the hotels will be closed on peace day, July 19. The ...
Article : 51 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—An ex-Seamen's Union official, referring this morning to the strike, said:—"Many of us are strongly of the opinion that a better move would be to keep ...
Article : 235 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—The State Government is about to establish model Welfare Centre's for mothers and babies at Woolloomooloo and Surry Hills. Similar institutions will ...
Article : 32 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—The steamer Ypiringa, formerly a German liner, entered Sydney Harbor flying the new ensign of the League of Nations this afternoon. This is ...
Article : 50 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Speaking at Bathurst Mr. Campbell, general secretary of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association, warmly criticised. the National Government. He ...
Article : 209 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Old Mungindi is now firmly established in Melbourne as the popular fancy for the G.N. Steeplechase. The order of the other candidates is as follows: ...
Article : 204 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—Returned soldiers are taking keen interest in the Australian Army Reserve, the strength of which is now 33,000. ...
Article : 24 wordsLONDON, Thursday.—There are persistent, rumors that Sir C. G. Wade (Agent-General) is returning to New South Wales. ...
Article : 29 wordsADELAIDE, Friday.—At the opening of the South Australian Parliament the Governor's speech foreshadowed new taxation. ...
Article : 20 wordsLONDON, Thursday.—It is believed that Sir C. G. Wade leaves at the end of October. Later.—It is now reported that Sir C. G. Wade has resigned and is returning to the ...
Article : 42 wordsSYDNEY, Friday—Lady Parkes, widow of the late Sir Henry Parkes, died at Lewisham hospital this morning after a lingering illness. ...
Article : 34 wordsThe juvenile ball held under the auspices of the Junior Red Cross on Friday night in the Victoria Hall was an undeniable success. About 70 couples were present, and the hall ...
Article : 455 wordsSYDNEY, Thursday.—The State Ministers, when informed of the cable regarding Sir C. G. Wade's rumored intention to return to N.S.W., professed to have no knowledge of ...
Article : 104 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—A member of the Marine Cooks and Butchers Association expressed the opinion that it would be better for the community generally if the seamen ...
Article : 118 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—While a cart was standing outside Queen Victoria. Buildings, city a sneak th[?] made his appea[?]ce and secured ribbon worth £119. ...
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Advertising : 106 wordsMELBOURNE, Eriday.—By notice in the "Commonwealth Gazette" the Federal Ministry prohibits the importation into or distribution in Australia of 58 specific ...
Article : 73 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Lupton's wool wash and tannery at Botany was practicality destroyed by fire at an early hour this morning. The damage is estimated at £14,000. ...
Article : 85 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—According to a Melbourne message it is thought that the coal miners will agree to join in the fight, although part of their compact with the ...
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Family Notices : 222 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—Mr. Watt [?] clined to answer offhand a question by Mr. Boyd as to whether the Government would obtain coal from Japan and India and ...
Article : 221 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. Board, Director of Education, stated that the schools would reopen on Monday except for a few schools in the metropolitan and country areas which ...
Article : 60 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—A fifteen roomed two storeyed weather board house at Maroubra was destroyed by fire this morning. The origin of the outbreak is thought to have ...
Article : 43 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. John England, of Bathurst, during the past 46 years of service, has preparer over 6000 graves. His father and two sons have also been in business in ...
Article : 32 wordsSIDNEY, Friday.—A disastrous fire occurred at Armidale last night, when Braund and Company's. general store was completely gutted. The damage is voughly estimated ...
Article : 31 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—The majority of the Sydney trades union leaders are of opinion that a general strike at the present time would be sheer madness. It is stated in ...
Article : 103 wordsPERTH, Friday.—A mass meeting of civil servants at Perth strongly protested against the high cost of living. Public meetings will be held in all the main centres in West ...
Article : 45 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—The Education Department has accepted the following tenders:—New residence, Stoker's Siding, Lewis and Tyler, South Murwillumbah, £885; new ...
Article : 55 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Sir Harry Lander, speaking at a Millions Club luncheon, said they should have more banks in Australia—one on every corner instead of the present ...
Article : 92 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Questioned regarding the request of Mr. T. W. McPherson (Victorian State Treasurer) to Lord Milner, Secretary of State for the Colonies, to the effect ...
Article : 114 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—It is understood that a union is in process of formation amongst the bank clerks. It is believed that over 500 men in various offices have already pledged ...
Article : 87 wordsThe Premier has received through the Agent-General, a communication suggesting that New South Wales should fall into line with the Empire in organising a chain of ...
Article : 248 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—The secretary of the Trolly and Draymen's Union has heard nothing further officially regarding the seamen's strike. He stated that he was [?] at ...
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Advertising : 165 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—Three men named Hugh Fraser (printer), Alban Goodier (motor driver), and Arthur Henry (bookbinder), all employed by Lewis Brewer and ...
Article : 142 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—Interviewed to-night, Mr. Walsh, secretary of the Seamen's Union, stated that from the general point of view the issue of a summons at the ...
Article : 136 wordsLONDON, Friday.—The R34 is reported 3000 miles out on its return transatlantic flight. It is having a fine run at a speed of 60 miles per hour. ...
Article : 30 wordsSYDNEY, Friday.—A section of the Board of Trade visited a number of farms and orchards at Bathurst yesterday and collected data, to be used in determining rural wages ...
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Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954), Sat 12 Jul 1919, Page 5
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