Articles from page 19: Previous page Next page
-
Please wait. Loading browse data...
-
RUGBY UNION
One of the outstanding Rugby Union club matches of the season will be played at Coogee Oval to-day, when Randwick and Western ...
Article : 390 words -
LEAGUE MATCH.
T. Dickson, who was the Queensland Rugby League team's booker in the first match against New South Wales, will play in the second-row of ...
Article : 551 words -
U.C.P. CRITICS.
Addressing the annual meeting of the Barwon Electorate Council of the U.C.P., Mr. Wade, M.L.A., said that the Country Party's pact with the U.A.P. ...
Article : 349 words -
CHALET FOR CANBERRA SKIERS.
The new chalet built by the Canberra Alpine Club at Mt. Franklin, 45 miles south of the Federal capital. A ski run has been made, and a programme of snow sports is planned for the new snowfield. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 41 words -
RAIN PREVENTS PLAY IN TEST.
Rain prevented any play to-day in the third Test match between England and Australia at Old Trafford, where every test since 1905 has been drawn. Following early morning rain, there had been a fine break ...
Article : 287 words -
BRITISH OPEN.
R. A. Whitcombe to-day won the British open golf championship, with a total of 295. His scores for the four rounds were: 71, 71, 75, 78. ...
Article : 162 words -
W. SHANKLAND'S EFFORT.
W. ("Bill") Shankland, former Australian Rugby League footballer, well-known to enthusiasts as a member of Eastern Suburbs team and the Kangaroos, who toured England in ...
Article : 229 words -
FIRE AT SCHOOL
After inquiring yesterday into a fire at the Orange Grove Public School on June 16, the City Coroner, Mr. Oram, found that the fire had been maliciously ...
Article : 280 words -
SUBPOENAS NOT SERVED.
When the Commonwealth Court of Marine Inquiry sat yesterday to inquire into the collision between the steamers Perthshire and Adelong at the ...
Article : 769 words -
FAMOUS MATCH.
News of more rain at a Manchester test match revives memories of the famous match there in 1921, when there was no play on the first day of a fixture ...
Article : 599 words -
WANDERER OF SIX.
Bryan Ridgeway, aged 6, of Queen's Road, Hurstville, was found in the city last night by the police, after he had wandered away from his home for the fifth time in 12 months. ...
Article : 229 words -
COUNTY CRICKET.
Rain throughout the country to-day interfered with the county cricket championship fixtures. It prevented play between Essex and Derbyshire. Hampshire and Middlesex, Sussex ...
Article : 81 words -
PROTECTION AT SPEEDWAYS.
The Chief Secretary, Mr. Gollan, said last night that a bill would be submitted to Parliament to provide better safeguards for people who attended ...
Article : 156 words -
ENGLISH WRITERS' VIEWS.
English cricket witters forecast that wet weather conditions might prove to be to England's advantage. Howard Marshall, writing in the "Daily ...
Article : 338 words -
GIRL CYCLIST.
Jean Sefton, the leading woman cyclist of the Lithgow district, will to-day attempt to lower Joyce Barry's record for a journey from Orange to Sydney. She will leave at 6 a.m., and hopes ...
Article : 80 words -
Advertising
{No abstract available}
Advertising : 12 words -
NO SETTLEMENT AT YALLOURN.
By 77 votes to 32, the engineers employed by the State Electricity Commission at Yallourn, who have been on strike for a fortnight to-day, rejected the terms proposed for a settlement ...
Article : 89 words -
RACE SUPPLEMENT.
The "Herald" will publish twice weekly, beginning on Friday, a race supplement, which will be indispensable to all followers of horse and greyhound ...
Article : 252 words -
NEW TOWN CLERK.
MR. L. FITZPATRICK, who will begin duty as Town Clerk of North Sydney on Monday in succession to Mr. H. E. Perry, who filled the position for ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 46 words -
EXCHANGE OF TEAMS.
The captains, Bradman and Hammond, no doubt, will delay the announcement of their teams for as long as possible, so that the selectors of the teams will have the latest ...
Article : 122 words -
OBITUARY.
Mr. Henry Francis Maxwell, of the legal firm of Maxwell and Boyd, died at his residence at Edgecliff on Thursday, aged 65. He was well known in legal circles the was ...
Article : 255 words -
STATE RUGBY TEAM.
With the exception of the University winger, M. Moran, whose injured ankle is causing him concern, all the Rugby Union players selected in the New South Wales team to meet the ...
Article : 194 words -
"STRIKE PSYCHOLOGY"
Although the question of a general stoppage in the mining industry will not be decided until the national convention of the Miners' Federation next ...
Article : 301 words -
LAUNCH FIRE.
At an inquiry yesterday, the City Coroner, Mr. Oram, found that the fire which destroyed the 32ft motor launch, Suki, in Sydney Harbour, off George's Head, early on the night ...
Article : 126 words -
POLICE RAID TWO BUILDINGS.
In police raids at Surry Hills and Croydon last night 95 men were arrested for allegedly playing two-up, and were charged with having been found in a common gaming-house. ...
Article : 124 words -
DR. S. M. CORDEAUX.
Dr. Stanley, M. Cordeaux, who died suddenly at his home at Artarmon on Wednesday evening, was a member of one of Australia's pioneer families. He was the youngest son of Mr. ...
Article : 163 words -
L'AIGLON.
As a warning to pre-post backers, D. Lewis, trainer of the last Sydney Cup winner, L'Aiglon, stated yesterday that Mr. W. Digby, the owner intended to withdraw that gelding from the ...
Article : 137 words -
DISQUALIFIED FOR LIFE.
A football player in the Canberra National Football League was disqualified for life following a charge of kicking the umpire in a recent match. ...
Article : 76 words -
COUNT VON LUCKNER.
A disturbance outside the Tivoli Club, Abbotsford, last Wednesday night, when Count von Luckner gave an address to members, had a sequel in the Richmond Court to-day, ...
Article : 145 words -
STATE ICE HOCKEY.
K. Tory and G. Balork, Canadian players, will be in the New South Wales ice hockey team against Victoria, in Melbourne on August 6, 8 and 9. J. Brown, the former ...
Article : 75 words -
MR. A. R. STREET.
The death occurred yesterday of Mr. Alfred Rondell Street, youngest son of the late Mr. J. R. Street, who was a former managing director of the Perpetuai Trustee Company, ...
Article : 152 words -
A.J.C. COMMITTEE.
At the meeting yesterday of the committee of the Australian Jockey Club, jockeys' licences for the balance of the current racing year were granted to J. Corbett: F. R. Rowe; J. ...
Article : 137 words -
COASTAL PATROL.
A movement in Sydney for the formation o[?] a Volunteer Coastal Patrol is expected to spread to all States. The owners of many vessels in Sydney, ...
Article : 108 words -
MEN'S HOCKEY.
The most interesting hockey match this season should be that on B[?]gowlah Oval this afternoon, between Manly, the competition leader, and Eastern Suburbs, strong rivals for premiership honours. If ...
Article : 117 words -
PRINTING STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION.
The 21st annual meeting of the Printing Students' Association, one of the oldest bodies in the Sydney Technical College, will be held at 7 o'clock to-night at Creccy's Cafe, Pitt ...
Article : 54 words
Buy
Download
Please choose from the following download options:
Print page as...