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Arrangements in connection with the citizens' banquet to be tendered to the Premier (Hon. A. H. Peake) in the Town Hall, Adelaide, on Tuesday evening, on the ...
Article : 2541 words view this articleIn connection with the Mercantile Rowing Club there will be contests for scratch pairs this afternoon over a course from the wel[?] tot he l[?]ding stage in front of the clubhouse. Nine crews ...
Article : 135 words view this articleHain[?]ult—3,9[?]2 tonsm valued £4,149; expenditue, £4,321. Lake View Croyssecre—Retreated, 9,720 tons of [?]mes, valued £1,787; expenditure, £1,263. ...
Article : 145 words view this articleFebruary 7.—Present—The Present (Mr. J. Tassic). the vice-president (Mr. J. Sheils), and Messrs. C. H. T. Connor, A. E. Davey, S. J. Jacobs, L. A. Jessop, J. Catrell, A. LeMessurier, ...
Article : 248 words view this articleA serious aradent, resulting in the destruction of nearly the whole of the top storey of Messrs. Matthew Goode & Co.'e premises in ...
Article : 252 words view this articleSir—When I lent to my friend, Mr. A. T. Saunders, my cop yof Professor Jethro Brown's book on the "Underlying Prin-' ciples of Modern Legilsation" I hoped ...
Article : 507 words view this articleSir—I was glad to read in your issue of February 5 the tribute "Mariner" paid the seamen of the Past. It will always be a blot on our boasted civilisation to know so ...
Article : 458 words view this articleA provisio against spirtiualism is made in the will of Mr. Charles Leonard Sankey, pottery manufacurer, of Rosegarth, Old Basford, Nottinghamshire. He ...
Article : 178 words view this articleA regrettable incident in connection with the Lord Mayor's reception to Rear-Admiral Toshinai and the officers of the Japanese warships Adnzma and Soya, held ...
Article : 684 words view this articleAn interesting reception took place in the Masonic Hall to-night, when over 90 Melbourne surgeons and physicians assembled to interview two little English ...
Article : 171 words view this articleThe death in remarkable circumsances of Laura McDonald, aged 3 years, whose parents live at 45, Chesell-street, South Melbourne, has been reported to the ...
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Advertising : 75 words view this articleIn dull weather and in the presence of a large attendance the Victor Trumper testimonial match was begun to-day on the Sydney Cricket Ground between ...
Article : 1066 words view this article"He invented a npp"ing story to tell his wife when he got home" after midnight, "Good one, was it?" "A peach; it would satisfy any woman." ...
Article : 42 words view this articleThe Australian public are intimately acquinted, if only by name in the ma-' jority of instances, with the enormous vessels of the White Star line, which have ...
Article : 547 words view this articleIn international tennis to-day the British Isles team won all the matches. Results:- Dixon beat Kelsey, 6—2, 6—10. ...
Article : 109 words view this articleMr. Wilson, formerly Permier and Treasuer, was to-day elected president of the Liberal League, in place of Sir John Forrest, who resinged in consequence ...
Article : 267 words view this articleSir—Some 40 years ago my father discovered a spring of bitumen on the beach within the vicinity of Mount Greenly, about 40 miles from Port Lincoln. The ...
Article : 509 words view this articleBy arrangement, Messrs. R. P. Blundell (president) and A. J. Beresford (secretary), of the Hotel, Club, and Restaurant Employes' Union, on Friday met members of ...
Article : 1050 words view this articleThe first heat of the Northcote Cup was saile don the Bay to-day, when the challenging yacht, Rawhiti, II., of the Royal Alfred Yacht Club, Sydney, beat the Victorian defender, Killara,of ...
Article : 556 words view this articleHe—"Do you remember year old School friend Daisy?" She—"Yes, indeed I do. A most absurd—looking thing! So silly, too! What ...
Article : 35 words view this articleThere were important developments at the adjonrned meeting of the Stete executive of the U.L.U. on Thursday evening, when Mr. M. J Murphy presided. ...
Article : 639 words view this articleThe Registrar of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court has advised Mr. L. L. Hill (secretary of the South Australian branch of the Tramway Employes' ...
Article : 226 words view this articleSir—The decision of the Govenrment to import 25 broad-gauge locomotives from Queensland surely indicates either that there is something radically wrong at ...
Article : 531 words view this articleDr. Fredrich Friedmann, of Berlin, insists that he has discovered a radical remedy for tuberculosis. He claims to have cured some 600 persons who suffered from ...
Article : 793 words view this articleThe gale which during Christmas did [?] much damge in various parts of the country (says a London paper) was responsible also for the death of one of our most ...
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