It is announced that the British Empire Exhibition Commission in Australia has effected marine insurances in London for £100,000, covering all classes of Government ...
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Article : 100 words"Every emigrant who leaves Great Britain for Australia is given a copy of the Bible by the British and Foreign Bible Society," said Miss Lucie Owen, who arrived in Sydney ...
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Article : 323 wordsA message from Copenhagen says that the Anglo-Danish covered-court tennis tournament resulted in the Danes winning four matches and losing one. ...
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Article : 293 wordsReference to Harbour Trust accounts is contained in the annual report of the Auditor-General, Mr. F. A. Coghlan, presented to Parliament yesterday. An extract reads:— ...
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Article : 123 wordsMr. Oscar Asche returned to Sydney by the Ulimaroa from Wellington yesterday, after a prosperous tour of New Zealand, which lasted eight weeks. The actor-manager ...
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Article : 92 wordsThe remains of Viscount Morley will be cremated. The funeral has been fixed for Golders' Green on Thursday. Mr. Lloyd George telegraphed to Lady ...
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Article : 39 wordsnovel industry is being developed in this locality. An order has just been received for the supply of 2400 live goats for Singapore. The price is 5/2 on board here. ...
Article : 41 wordsThe "Daily Chronicle" remarks that "the sharp recovery of foreign exchanges is due to an optimistic bellet of an early termination of the Ruhr dispute." ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 26 Sep 1923, Page 13
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