Mrs. Margaret Hayes, a well-known resident of West Maitland, while walting yesterday afternoon at a street cornor for a tram, fell to the road, and expired from heart ...
Article : 68 wordsThe Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health (Mr. Oakes) stated on Saturday that the office of the Director-General of Public Health had constituted a secretariat to ...
Article : 305 wordsIt is doubtful whether any branch of science may be said to be more wonderful than wireless, and it is Just as doubtful whether any science has made such remarkable progress ...
Article : 1,447 wordsNorth-western Cantemury has experienced the worst gale for many years. Lyttelton felt the full force of it. Clouds of dust and pebbles as big as peas were blown about. ...
Article : 105 wordsThe return interstate match between New South Wales anu Queensland will commence to-day at 11.30, at the Sydney Cricket Ground, and will be continued on Tuesday and ...
Article : 312 wordsDEDICATED AT CRONULLA ON SATURDAY BY THE PRIMATE. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 16 wordsInteresting particulars were made available regarding the proposed Burrinjuck hydre-electric scheme, in relation to the supply of electricity to Wagga and other towns by the ...
Article : 312 wordsAn official statement issued by the chairman of the St. Louis Aeronautic Corporation respecting the three-day "Air Meet" recently held at the St. Louis Field, Bridgeton, U.S.A., ...
Article : 482 words"Few people have any conception of the multitude of languages spoken in the Empire," said Professor Jones in an interview appearing in the London "Evening Standard." "Some ...
Article : 333 wordsQuin War, a Chinese gardener on the Kelso flats, was admitted to the Bathurst District Hospital this afternoon suffering from concussion of the brain. It is alleged that be ...
Article : 51 wordsChristian Lenden, the Norwegian explorer, who has spent practically the whole of the last 16 years among the Eskimos of Greenland and Alaska, is now in Paris, and has some ...
Article : 296 wordsDing! Dong! As three visitors passed out of the churchyard gate, one of them, the youngest and most irresponsible, pulled the rope of the old church ...
Article : 1,538 wordsThe finish of the New South Wales and Victorian Junior cricket match on Saturday was exciting. The Sydney team had a narrow victory. On the first day both sides completed ...
Article : 565 wordsThe Minister for Lands has acceded to the request by the P. H. and I. Association to have land board meetings held here. This will be a boon to local people, who previously ...
Article : 50 wordsWith faculties unimpaired and a retentive memory that lifts the veil on interesting pages of the history of early Maitland, Mrs. Kathleen M'Ginley, of East Maitland, recently ...
Article : 833 wordsThe programme of events to-day will include this trotting meeting at Victoria Park, the County of Cumberland tennis tournament, cycling at the Sports Ground, the interstate ...
Article : 434 wordsSir,—The neat little letter by Mr. Godfrey in your issue of to-day reminds one of a similar phrase that occurs in one of Emerson's essays, in which that seer suggests that our ...
Article : 141 wordsThis photograph was taken in front of the obelisk to the memory of Messrs. Hargraves, Lister, and James and William Tom, on the occasion of the unveiling ceremony at Ophir on Friday afternoon. On the right hand side is the Minister for Mines, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, to whose sympathetic interest was due the decision of the State Ministry to erect the obelisk. Next to him is Senator Albert Gardiner (N.S.W.), who knows the district very well, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 197 wordsThe Hunter Association competition matches were continued yesterday. Robins met Morpeth, and lost eight wickets for 212 (W. Moore 82, V. Cummins 78 not out). In the B grade match, Robins v Marist Bros., ...
Article : 181 wordsADELAIDE.—Arr.: Dec. 30, Jason, s, from Antwerp; Macumba, s, from eastern States. Dep.: Dec. 29, Boonah, s, and Parattah, s, for London; Ellicrfcld, s, for Hamburg; Riverina, s, for Fremantle. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 215 wordsThe obelisk, unveiled at Ophir on Friday by the Minister for Mines, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, is a fine trachyte monument, with appropriate words, honouring the names of Edward Hammond Hargraves, John Hardman Australia Lister, and James and William Tom. The obelisk is situated about 200yds below the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 172 wordsIt is expected that as a result of increased activity in several directions the year's revenue will only be £250,000 short of the expenditure, including a contribution of ...
Article : 45 wordsSir,—In proportion as a Catholic is imbued with the Catholic spirit he desires the reunion of the Catholic Church and the Church of England. I would respectfully suggest that ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 205 wordsMajor-General Sir W. E. Ironside, Chief of the Staff College, in a lecture' in London on "The Development of Modern Weapons," dealt with tanks (including armoured cars), ...
Article : 239 wordsA fine collection of Australian insects, butterflies and moths, will be exhibited by Mr. F. P. Dodd in St. James's Hall, Phillip-street, for some weeks, commencing on January 7 ...
Article : 55 wordsBush fires are raging on a ten-mile front near Kaikoura. John Barrett, a settlor out on the bills, had a race for life against the frames. He reached home just in time to assist his family ...
Article : 47 wordsCriterion: "His House in Order," 2, 8. Theatre Royal: "The Spanish Main," 2, 8. Orand Opera House: "Rockets," 2.15, 8. Hippodrome: "The Forty Thieves," 1.45, 7.60. ...
Article : 94 wordsThere have been no fresh developments in connection with the rinderpost outbreak. An inspector sent to Busaclton to investigate a auspicious case has not yet forwarded his ...
Article : 88 wordsTen members of the Storthing have submitted a proposal to change the name of the Norwegian capital, Christiania, to Oslo, its original name. It is suggested, according to ...
Article : 56 wordsThe Kimons left Devonport for Sydney on Saturday with 5047 sacks of potatoes, 257 racks of sweds, 28 bags peas, and 8 ban of oats, for Sydney, and 450 sacks at potatoes for Newcastle. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Mon 31 Dec 1923, Page 8
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