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Advertising : 53 wordsThere was a fine attendance at the W.A. Trotting Ground last night, when the association submitted a gymk[?]ana in aid of the trotting ben[?]t fund. The ...
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Article : 454 wordsOn Thursday the situation in Berlin was unchanged, but decisive fighting is expected at any moment Trains and trams have stopped, and the crews ...
Article : 815 wordsAnother, tragedy was recored yesterday afternoon. A woman names Emily Lawson, who recived at [?] Saunders-street, East Perth was ...
Article : 214 wordsThe composition of the new Ministry is announced. Mr. M'Pberson goes to Ireland, and Mr. Shortt, his predecessor, to the Home Office. Mr. Long goes ...
Article : 124 wordsAn Australian Press message states that the situation in the Balkans is difficult owing to the serious food shortage along, the whole Adriatic coast and ...
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Advertising : 12 wordsSix Australian destroyers from Malta became separated in a storm off the Spanish coast. All are now reported safe in port. ...
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Family Notices : 718 wordsIt is reported that Prince Kropotkin has been murdered. The Bolsheviks deny the responsibility. The "Star" states that recruiting ...
Article : 81 wordsThe British steamer Northumbria has been mined, with the loss of most of the crew. ...
Article : 23 wordsGreat strikes in the Argentine have resulted in the creation of a dictatorship. There has been extensive rioting in Buenos Ayres, and the public ...
Article : 69 wordsPresident Wilson has informed M. Clemenceau that he does not desire to be considered the head of the conference, but as the Prime Minister and ...
Article : 509 wordsAs announced in last week's issue, the owner of Fred Roy protested against Kola Girl being awarded the Trotting Cup on the ground that her ...
Article : 74 wordsThere have been terrible floods in Italy. The Po, the Arno, and the Titer have burst their banks. Many villages and hundreds of miles of ...
Article : 66 wordsThe fact that the whole of the five doctors at Woodman's Point contracted the disease, and that four nurses have died from it, heavily discounts ...
Article : 288 wordsThe "Commonwealth Gazette" contains the following announcements:— A proclamation has been issued prohibiting the importation into Australia ...
Article : 409 wordsA marine workers strike threatens to tie up the harbor. It will affect more than 50,000 men. Shipping board officials have denied ...
Article : 89 wordsSubjoined are the results of the Epsom races held to-day:— Hurdle Race, two miles.—Le Mattan (Boyd). 1; Hassendene (Scobie), ...
Article : 183 wordsThe Ministry for Food Supplies has fixed the maximum wholesale price of imported flour for bread at 46/3 per sack (2[?]b.) ...
Article : 362 wordsIn cffect, the intervention of the Trades [?]all party in the tramway strike means, to quote the words of General Secretary M'Callum, a ...
Article : 273 wordsAt the Warwick Farm races there was a big attendance. The results were:— Maiden Handicap, one mile.—Lady ...
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Article : 446 wordsOfficial—The Prime Minister has been giving careful attention to the question of the speed of demobilisation. He considers it is the ...
Article : 302 wordsThe Children's Court was established not only for the purpose of punishing or otherwise dealing with juvenile offenders away from the contaminating ...
Article : 357 wordsParliament will meet on Wednesday to choose someone to fill the seat vacated by ex-S[?]nator Long in the Federal Senate. Mr. E. Mulcahy, ...
Article : 130 wordsWhy on earth doesn't the Government come down from its perch and concede the men's claim to a conciliation board. Surely the conciliation ...
Article : 116 wordsThe mystery surrounding the whereabouts of a returned soldier named Charles Cavender, whose tunic and wallet were recovered from the river ...
Article : 108 wordsThere was only one fly in the [?]ntment in connection with the meeting of W.A. Tatters[?]'s Club, and that was the execrable train arrangements. The ...
Article : 974 wordsJ[?]n Paddon, champion sculler of Australia, has cabled his backer in New Zealand regarding a match with Barry for the World's Championship. ...
Article : 51 wordsJ. Howard, a sheep farmer at Waipawa, who died recently, by his will left the whole of his estate, worth £ 100,000 to King George. The will ...
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Advertising : 48 wordsThe following honors are announced: —Knight Commander of the Einptre Order; F. T. Boys, a New Zealander, and Director of Meat Supplies, ...
Article : 67 wordsA Dalmatian named Peter Lezina waa killed at the Persere[?]ance Mine today. He stepped off the cage on the wrong side at the 1100ft. level and ...
Article : 80 wordsSenator Pearce announces the receipt of a telegram from the Director of Demobilisation in London (General Monash), in which ...
Article : 55 wordsThe Caledonian Society announces that the Burns Anniversary will be celebrated on Saturday, the 25th inst, at the Queen's Hall. A splendid ...
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Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1902 - 1954), Sun 12 Jan 1919, Page 1
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