The deadlock in regard to the shipping strike continues. The institute of Marine Engineers is making preparations for a prolonged struggle. The ...
Article : 744 wordsBy defeating E. O. Pockley in the final yesterday, Lieutenant-Colonel A. R. F. Kingscote became the holder of the Australasian singles championship and the winner, of the first ...
Article : 923 wordsThe cricket match between New South Wales and Victoria, which had been frequently interrupted by rain, was resumed yesterday at the Sydney Cricket Ground in dull and ...
Article : 1,438 wordsThe "Daily ExpresB" states that the next move of the Allies will be to request Holland to state whether she is prepared to guarantee that the ex-Kaiser will be kept in Holland, ...
Article : 60 wordsIndustrial unrest and possible means of bringing about harmonious relations between employers and employees were dlscussed to-day, when a deputation representing the ...
Article : 1,612 wordsMr. Fitrgcrald (Minister for Local Government) stated last night he understood that the trouble in regard to the election of councillors to the Culcairn Shire Council was now ...
Article : 129 wordsViscount Bryce contributes an article to the Anglo-American supplement of the "Manchester Guardian" discussing the question whether America realises the condition of present-day ...
Article : 287 wordsCommander S. H. Simpson, of the Anzac, commanding the destroyer flotilla which is being given to Australia, conducted Mr. Fisher (High Commissioner) on a tour of inspection ...
Article : 414 wordsA German Note received again requests the Allies to forego their demand for the surrender of the war criminals on the ground that the surrender of many officials will ...
Article : 105 wordsThe position at Culcairn was mentioned at last night's meeting of the committee of the Victorian Branch of the R.S. and S. Imperial League. "I muat say that I feel there may be ...
Article : 228 wordsThe Council of Ambassadors has considered the reports of the experts upon the German warships handed over as reparation for the sinking of the German vessels at Scapa Flow. ...
Article : 89 wordsDemocratic Senators accuse the Republicans of bad faith, on the ground that they entered the party negotiations on the Peace Treaty question on the understanding that ...
Article : 59 wordsThe High Commissioner for New Zealand, Sir Thomas Mackenzie, interviewed regarding the great Imperial Club which the Prince of Wales said yesterday he was very keen about, ...
Article : 151 wordsThe report of the Commission of Inquiry into the cause of the loss last year of the three colliers, Undola, Myola, and Tuggerah, which was presided over by Mr. Flannery, ...
Article : 414 wordsMr. J. F. Byrnes, speaking in the House of Representatives, bitterly attacked Admiral Sims. He called Admiral Sims an Anglophile, and ...
Article : 126 wordsThe Australian Press Association learns on the best authority that the Prince of Wales will visit New Zealand first, afterwards coming to Australia. ...
Article : 33 wordsThe Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" telegraphs:—"One of the earliest Government measures after the revolution was the abolition of the censorship. This had ...
Article : 177 wordsIt is understood that the resignation of Mr. G. N. Barnes is actually in the Premier's hands. Mr. Barnes is apparently no longer content to hold Cabinet rank without a ...
Article : 212 wordsThe Imperial Statistical Conference has been discussing, inter alia, the improvement of trade statistics and the advantage to the Empire of accurate and complete data, especially ...
Article : 101 wordsThe death is announced of Mr. J. W. Gulland, late Chief Liberal Whip. The Board of Agriculture proposes that hopgrowers should establish voluntary control for ...
Article : 179 wordsNegotiations for a fresh ballot in connection with the engineers' strike are hold up, ponding the receipt of a reply from the Federal council of the orgnnlsntion in Sydney ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 314 wordsAnother attempt was made to assassirate Sergeant Sullivan while travelling from Cork to Tralee for the purpose of giving evidence against [?]men who are charged in ...
Article : 58 wordsLloyd's Register shows that the total out[?]t of the world's merchant shipbuilding in 1[?] was 7,144,[?] tons, being an increase of 1,697,000 tons compared with 1918, and ...
Article : 172 wordsSir,—Your articles of Monday and to-day regarding the shipping trouble, which express the opinions of many outside this State, confirm one's ideas regarding the futility of ...
Article : 673 wordsThe grievances of the Sydney, waterside workers were to-day brought before the Prime Minister. Mr. Hughes, by Mr. J. Morris, the genenal secretary of the Waterside Workers ...
Article : 109 wordsThe Chief Health Officer asks that public and private schools throughout the Auckland, Taranaki, and Wellington districts remain closed, instead of opening next week, owing to ...
Article : 41 wordsThe Coal Board has been delaying action regarding the curtailment of the use of electricity and gas in consequence of the coal shortage, hoping that a settlement of the ...
Article : 138 wordsReplying to the protests made against the proposed Parliamentary trip to Samoa, the Minister for Defence, Sir James Allen, says the Government deems it of the utmost ...
Article : 144 wordsMr. T. R. Bavin, M.L.A. for Gordon, has decided to contest the next State election as a candidate in the interests of the Progressive party. Mr. Bavin proposes to address ...
Article : 289 wordsGermany has appealed to the Allies to release her from the obligation to give up German soldiers and sailors for punishment. ...
Article : 31 wordsAt St. Patrick's Hall, Church-hill, city, last night, a large number of representatives of the mercantile community assembled to present to ex-Inspector John Wallace, of the Water ...
Article : 194 wordsAdditional regulations have been issued under the Birds and Animals' Protection Act. One prohibits the placing of contrivances to entice gill-birds to alight thereon. It is ...
Article : 213 wordsThe united States is offering France a [?]olossal statue, costing 2[?],00O dollars, to commemorate the victory of the Marne. The [?]tatue is to be [?]ted at Meaux, the extr[?]me ...
Article : 42 wordsStatements which have been made that the Government has abandoned victims of the industrial inactivity at Broken Hill to starvation were given an emphatic denial ...
Article : 142 wordsThe Public Health Service, has announced that influen[?]a is prevalent in more than twenty States and has appeared in several others. Over [?] new cases are reported in some ...
Article : 59 wordsMembers of the Beandesert-Kyogle Railway League interviewed Mr. Finelly to-day and urged the claims of the proposed line which, they affirmed, would considerably shorten the ...
Article : 126 wordsIt is understood that the State Department has not yet definitely decided to recognise Armenia, but probably it will do[?]so if a stable Armenian Government is established. ...
Article : 42 wordsFor the purpose of protesting against the manner in which the telephone service is at present being conducted on the City lines, a public meeting has been called for 1.15 p.m. ...
Article : 52 wordsSidecar owners are invited to participate in the outing to be given to the returned wounded soldiers of Randwick Military Hospital on Saturday afternoon next, the 31st ...
Article : 68 wordsThe Tourist Bureau reports that the trout now being caught at Kosciuske are in splendid condition. Mr. G. Austin, of Deniliquin, has been most successful. On Saturday last he ...
Article : 133 wordsThe Peking correspondent of the "New York Times" says it is reported that the Chinese Cabinet has decided to decline to negotiate with Ja[an on the retrocession of rights in ...
Article : 71 wordsThe shortage of sugar in New Zealand is causing considerable inconvenience, particularly among confectionery manufacturers, who, in some cases, have had to close dawn. ...
Article : 32 wordsSir,—The impression conveyed by the letter of "Tanner" in your issue of to-day is that all tanners are adulterating their leather by the addition of sugar. We agree with your ...
Article : 110 wordsA shooting affray took place, last night, as a result of which John William Kitchen, 52, subsequently died in the hospital. Kitchen and his wife, it is all[?] had been wrangling ...
Article : 83 wordsAt a special meeting of the Melbourne City Council to-day the offer of the National Bank was accepted for the conversion of the 4 per cent. loan of £4,500,000, which falls due ...
Article : 45 wordsAt the request of the North Sydney war memorial committee, the North Sydney Council has decided to allocate a site in St. Leonards Park for the erection of a monument ...
Article : 41 wordsRetail tobacconists have issued new price lists, showing increases of 1d per oz for dark and 1½d per oz for light tobuccos. ...
Article : 28 wordsPrivate advices received in Johannesburg state that Major Cotton will leave shortly in an Airco aeroplane for Cairo, and thence to Capetown. ...
Article : 34 wordsThe American mail steamer Sonoma, which is due to arrive in Sydney on Tuesday morning next from San Francisco, via ports, brings 3072 bags of English and American mail. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 29 Jan 1920, Page 7
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