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Article : 1,195 wordsAt a conference in the Guildhall, at which there were present over 600 delegates from municipalities and other bodies, it waa un[?]nimously resolved:— ...
Article : 117 wordsA warrant was issued to-day for the arrest of Edward Moulton, grand secretary of the P.F. A. Society, on a charge of the embezzlement of six sums amounting to ...
Article : 75 wordsOne of those romantic episodes in real life which go so far to encourage the countenancing of the imagined situations presented by the novelist is reported from the ...
Article : 665 wordsThat it is up to the Government to recall the Weary Willie who masquerades as West[?]ia's Agent General. That the languid Lefroy has the unhappy ...
Article : 981 wordsAt New Norfolk yesterday a laborer named Helat, working on the road was shot dead by Carl Witzerman. The murderer then turned the weapon ...
Article : 83 wordsA train of ten carriages was blown side down across the other set of rails on the vi[?]duct near Ulverstone. Thirty passengers were injured but no fa[?]alities are reported. ...
Article : 47 wordsFourteen women, mostly old, [?]y,and unpresentable, were each fined £5 at the City Police Court to-day for obtaining money by the fraud of fortune-telling. ...
Article : 34 wordsThe roof of the Primitive Methodist parsonage at Helton-le-Hole was blown of[?] by a sudden gale, of hurricane force, which wrecked the premises. ...
Article : 59 wordsThe final interstate cricket match of the season was commenced on the Adelaide Oval yesterday between South Australia and Victoria, and continued to-day in bright ...
Article : 612 wordsIncoming steamers report the heaviest gales experienced for years. The collier, Ottercaps, belonging to Sunderland, was wrecked off Cape Finistere. ...
Article : 61 wordsLord Rosebery, speaking last night at Paisley, said the Liberal party required to reconsider its policy and provide new methods and fresh ideals, which would ...
Article : 57 wordsThe racing at Flomington gave backers something to think about in regard to Tuesday's big [?] the Australian Cup. Abundance, though he had a week ...
Article : 154 wordsTheamended Peace preservation ordinances published at Pretoria increase the stringency of the regulations under which immigrants are permitted to enter and reside in the ...
Article : 39 wordsA cycling meeting was held on the Exhibition Ground to-night. The weather was beautiful and the attendance numbered 7,000. Results:— ...
Article : 179 wordsWhen the City Council undertook the complete reclamation of the location known as Berry's Swamp it apparently had the not generally accepted idea well uppermost in ...
Article : 184 wordsThe annual races were held at [?] to-day. The weather was fine and there was a large attendance. [?] TRIAL HANDICAP, of 10 [?] ...
Article : 104 wordsFowler, 49 and five for 46, v. FergasonBateman, 84and 62. Was by latter by 35 runs. Harris-Scarfe, 188 for seven wickets, v. ...
Article : 47 wordsYesterday afternoon the W.A. [?] Club sailed the big race of the [?] the time of starting the [?] from the west, but [?] ...
Article : 78 wordsOn inquiry at a late hour last night, we were informed no fresh cases of-plague had been reported at Fremantle. The patient, Gardiner, whose condition ...
Article : 86 wordsIn the Semaphore Baths, this afternoon, H. Moon beat [?]ead by a yard in 100 yards for the Saltwater Championship. Time, 64 l-5sec. ...
Article : 56 wordsA cricket match was played yesterday, between teams representing the Jewellers and J. M. Ferguson Ltd. The result was —J. M. Ferguson 51 (Reith 25), Jewellers ...
Article : 38 wordsMr. E. Graham Price has been appointed to the position in the service of the Kalgoorlie Tramway Co. now held and to be vacated by the transference of Mr. Childs ...
Article : 47 wordsIt was r[?]mored in town last night that a bag belonging to Mr. Duncan, treasurer for Rickards' Comedy Company, and containing £65 and some valuable papers belonging to ...
Article : 117 wordsIn our advertising columns to-day appears a notice of one of the largest and most important sales of city and suburban properties yet advertised. The choice is wide, ...
Article : 137 wordsBy the result of yesterday's matches, the Fremantle, Perth, and Swan clubs are now even. The Perth Freemasons defeated the Fremantle club by six points, [?] at ...
Article : 27 wordsWhile on duty late one night last week as P.C. Green was quietly patrolling the lane that leads from St. George's Terrace to the Esplanade, past the Perth Printing ...
Article : 83 wordsCommenting on a paragraph in last issue, a lady who claims to know the facts says she was sorry to read certain strictures on the conduct of the central refreshment ...
Article : 89 words"Constant Reader." —The young man is liable for maintenance. The parents are not responsible in any way. "Subscriber," Denmark—Address the Govt ...
Article : 44 wordsVictory cycle agency wish to draw the attention of the public to their bicycles, etc., new and secondhand, from £3 10s., and to notify that they have no intention of ...
Article : 39 wordsThe railway line from Cue to Nannine will be opened in the first week in April. ...
Article : 18 wordsPicnickers get your hamper at "The Alexandra," Barrack-street. ...
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Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1902 - 1954), Sun 1 Mar 1903, Page 1
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