This week's issue of "The Chronicle" is well illustrated and stocked with all kinds of excellent reading matter. The sporting section of the paper is specially attractive, ...
Article : 90 wordsThe tariff has now gone to the Senate. England has won 28 test matches, Australia 26. Our American cousins are still busy ...
Article : 1,118 wordsMr. Piper continued his speech on behalf of Mrs. Hall, the respondent in the divorce case Hall v. Hall and Wilson, at the Civil Court on Friday morning. Having ...
Article : 292 wordsMr. Seddon yesterday attended at the residence of Mrs. Baden-Powell, mother of Major - General R. S. S. Baden - Powell, C.B., at St. George's-place, London, and ...
Article : 231 wordsThe gambling spirit is rife and the enterprise has many branches. Not very long ago an ingenious confectioner in England conceived the brilliant idea of putting a ...
Article : 1,284 wordsAccording to the official programme the Australians have only eight more matches to play in England during the present tour. One of the most important of these was ...
Article : 809 wordsPilbarra, 2,264 tons, J. Watts, from Sydney and Melbourne. Passengers—Rev., and Mrs. Lord, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Cole and infant. Mr. and Mrs. Rawdon, 3 children, and nurse, ...
Article : 487 words"Get you up and go up into the mountain, and see the land what it is and the people that dwelleth therein, whether they be strong or weak, few or many, and what ...
Article : 918 wordsSir Edmund Barton is making enquiries preparatory, to the appointment of an Australian High Commissioner in London. He is in communication with the Canadian ...
Article : 800 wordsAs usually happened in a case evolved by ill-will and developed by lying, many of the little incidents deposed to had some foundation in truth. It was not altogether ...
Article : 85 wordsThe leading men connected with various mining properties on the Rand, in the vicinity of Johannesburg, have secured options for the exploration of the extension of ...
Article : 215 wordsThe intention when the Halls first came to Australia was that Mr. Hall should go to the West on his business and Mrs. Hall and the family should remain in Adelaide. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 273 wordsMrs. Hall would say that Wilson had stayed in the house not only when he had been ill. but also-when he had been well. That had been known to all in the house, ...
Article : 160 wordsMr. William O'Brien, Nationalist member for Cork city, in the course of a most inflammatory speech at Galway, suggested the boycotting of a local shopkeeper, who ...
Article : 48 wordsNo one had suggested impropriety at Vine Lodge. Ethel opened the ball at. Wattlebury by Saying that Wilson came once or twice a week, and Mrs. Hall usually met ...
Article : 53 wordsMrs. Hall would deny, if denial was necessary, that she pared Wilson's corns and cut his toenails, or that she borrowed Ethel's scissors to assist in the operation. She ...
Article : 238 wordsThe famous Leaning Tower of Pisa is 180 ft. high and leans 14 ft. out of the perpendicular, and which has been the wonder of Europe for centuries, is in a dangerous ...
Article : 329 wordsA middle-aged man was run over and killed at Exeter by the 5.45 train from Port Adelaide to Semaphore on Friday morning. The accident occurred between the ...
Article : 103 wordsAt the Adelaide Polite Court on Thursday morning Charles Gleeson was charged with having inflicted grievous bodily harm on William Gough, of Adelaide, on August ...
Article : 420 wordsThe London "Times," in referring to the Australian tour in England, asserts that as a result of the three test matches which were played to a finish, all true sportsmen ...
Article : 57 wordsThe North Adelaide railway-station is very attractive to a certain class of people because of the large quantity of mallee firewood which is left there in trucks. On an ...
Article : 408 wordsMargaret McDonald was summoned for having been drunk and used indecent language on Northterrace on August 14. The evidence showed that the woman used foul expressions, and she was ...
Article : 236 wordsThe trouble between the South Australian Union shearers and pastoralists is still unsettled, both sides apparently, being resolved to stand firm. The entrance to the ...
Article : 65 wordsIf the day looks kinder gloomy, An' your chances kinder sum; If the situation's puzzlin', An' the prospect awful grim, ...
Article : 141 wordsThe Australians will commence their tour of South Africa some time in October. The trip will be undertaken under the auspices of the Johannesburg Wanderers' ...
Article : 54 wordsIn response to the offer of prizes by the Bishop of Adelaide to scholars in the Anglican schools for essays, 11 were sent in in the senior division and 17 in the junior ...
Article : 132 wordsAt the special request of Senator Lieutenant-Colonel Cameron, who is in command of the Commonwealth Coronation Contingent, the authorities of Westminster ...
Article : 62 wordsThe following S.A.F.A. clubs will play to-morrow:— ADELAIDE OVAL. Norwood.—C. G. Barnes, A. Bahr, C. T. ...
Article : 132 wordsSir W. H. Walrond, Bart., who was recently appointed to the vacancy caused by the resignation of Lord James of Hereford as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, ...
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The Express and Telegraph (Adelaide, SA : 1867 - 1922), Fri 15 Aug 1902, Page 1
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