It is said to be anticipated in London that the outside demand for gold will not counterbalance the flow of gold into the coffers of the Bank of England during the ensuing few days, and that ...
Article : 1,407 wordsDuring the 48 hours ended 9 a.m. yesterday, a somewhat scattered rainfall has been experienced almost throughout the colony. In some of the districts between the coast and the ...
Article : 1,542 wordsAnother accident, though happily one involving no serious consequences, took place in George-st yesterday, at a time when traffic was fairly brisk At about 1.45 p.m. a horse and cart, ...
Article : 224 wordsStatements have been published to the effect that the nurses selected for service in South Africa will not in any way be connected with, the Army Nursing Service Reserve. This appears ...
Article : 995 wordsThe following additional subscriptions to the Bushmen's Sontingent Fund were received yesterday: Mr. J. H. Stewart, £10 10s; Mr. J. H. Buckland, £5 5s and 10 horses; Dr. Bartlett, £5 5s; ...
Article : 210 wordsOn Saturday evening a large number of the Ocean-street cable tramway staff were present at the power-house, Rushcutters' Bay, to wish Godspeed to their fellow employees, Messrs. Taylor, ...
Article : 162 wordsA special general meeting of the Australian Jockey Club was held at the Chamber of Commerce, under the presidency of Mr. W. A. Long, for the purpose of considering the ...
Article : 216 wordsA meeting of the Council of the Royal Agricultural Society was held on Friday at the offices, Tattersall's Chambers, Hunter-street (Mr. W. A. Greaves in the chair) to consider matters in ...
Article : 168 wordsWOLLONGONG, Monday.—Trooper Arthur Woods, of the N.S.W. Lancers, writing to his relatives at Wollongong, gives a graphic account of the experiences of the Lancers. After describing ...
Article : 431 wordsFORBES, Monday.—Major Thompson, buyer for the British army, arrived by the mail train this morning, and will proceed with the purchase of horses for service in South Africa. About 200 ...
Article : 59 wordsThe arbitrary fixing of Wednesday as the half-holiday in the country, under the Early Closing Act, having led to a great deal of remonstrance on the part of many of the shopkeepers affected, ...
Article : 111 wordsADELAIDE, Monday Afternoon.—The Warrigal, with the New South Wales "A" Battery Field Artillery on board, arrived at an anchorage late last night from Sydney, Melbourne, and Portland. ...
Article : 423 wordsThe members of the Marine Board met yesterday for the first time this year. The business disposed of consisted of matters only departmental. ...
Article : 29 wordsMr. Law, member for Balmain South, has received a communication from the Under-Secretary for Public Works informing him that the Minister (Mr. O'Sullivan) has decided that in ...
Article : 62 wordsMAITLAND, Monday Afternoon.—Trooper Harold Peek, one of the Maitland Lancers now serving under Lord Methuen at Modder River, writing to a friend here, says:—"This is the life ...
Article : 203 wordsJohn Williams, of Meerschaum Vale, laborer. Mr. W. H. Palmer, official assignee. Robert Arthur Martin, of Bourke-street, Wollongong, laborer. Mr. N. F. Giblin, official ...
Article : 47 wordsEmployment has now been found for between 700 and 800 men on the new railway lines which are being constructed from the Rock to Green's Gunyah, and from Koorawatha to Grenfell. A ...
Article : 108 wordsNEWCASTLE, Monday Afternoon.—A Newcastle gentleman has communicated with the Minister for Defence, suggesting that all transports should be docked and cleaned prior to departure. ...
Article : 108 wordsAs the time approaches for the departure of the troops for South Africa, public attention, very naturally, is directed to the transports. The Warrigal, with her soldiers ("A" Battery) on board, ...
Article : 285 wordsMr. Charles E. Ludowici, of the N.S.W. Chamber of Manufactures, writes to us as follows: Now that the Empire is obliged to rely entirely upon its own resources, by reason of international law, we ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 555 wordsSINGLETON, Monday.—There is a certain amount of indignation and disgust here in military circles at the action of the authorities in Sydney in asking that more volunteers be sent ...
Article : 136 wordsIn consequence of the rain on Saturday, there was no drill until about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. For this, the recruits were duly thankful, but 143 of the chosen men now at work, under Major ...
Article : 466 wordsMELBOURNE, Monday Afternoon.—Colonel Hoad, commanding the Australian Regiment in South Africa, has cabled to the, Premier as follows: "The Australian Regiment sends greetings. ...
Article : 48 wordsThe usual meeting of the Executive Council was held yesterday. Sir Frederick Darley (Lieua-Governor) presided. Amongst the business transacted was the authorisation of the Amended ...
Article : 35 wordsLITHGOW, Monday.—A couple of the men who volunteered for service in South Africa, and have been accepted, have returned to town, to take leave of their friends prior to embarking ...
Article : 160 wordsThere appears to be a great demand for Mr. O'Sullivan's presence in the country, and he has already about 15 or 20 trips in contemplation. Amongst the places he will visit at an early date ...
Article : 90 wordsThe following is now the completed list of the mounted contingent's officers, which was announced on Saturday night:—Major E. C. Knight, officer commanding. Captains: Major Lenehan, ...
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Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Tue 9 Jan 1900, Page 4
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