Speaking of the decision of the Premiers' Conference in Melbourne to establish the repatriation scheme under one central authority, Mr. Ashford. the Minister for Lands, said ...
Article : 196 wordsA business week without its Friday night is a loss week to the average shopkeeper. It is then that he looks to make certain his profit on the week's undertakings. Anniversary ...
Article : 166 wordsCataract and Prospect, the reservoirs that supply the great bulk of Sydney's water, are full and flowing over. In fact "more water is running into them every day than is being ...
Article : 554 wordsThe evils of a censorship, it has been pointed out time anil time again, are inherent in the office, essential in the very badness of a vicious system. The censor is not to be especially ...
Article : 184 wordsThe demand for a close enquiry into the maladministration of the Northern Territory has become so clamorous that now that the office of Minister for Home Affairs and ...
Article : 173 wordsWith actual cases of injudicious or unjust censoring I am not now concerned. There have been such cases, within my actual knowledge. There always will be such cases while ...
Article : 236 wordsThe Botanical Gardens at Darwin was the best public work I saw in the Territory. It had been under the care of the Holtzes, father and son, since Holrze, sen., established it over ...
Article : 310 words"The following statements issued by the military authorities and the War Council indicate what is being done from various sources for the soldiers who have so far returned: ...
Article : 132 wordsAs to the correctness or this decision there has been considerable and heated discussion. The shopkeepers have not been content to 2dmit defeat, but are brosecutinir a vitrorous ...
Article : 86 wordsI am here at the outset to propound the amazing proposition that even importers of films have rights. The films have to be bought in America or in Europe, and the Australian ...
Article : 279 wordsAgricultural experts arriving full of enthusiasm and leaving full of disgust—breaking down under the stupidity of alleged superiors who gave orders as impossible of commission ...
Article : 315 wordsTHE "PREMIER" TOTALISATOR (TOTALLING MECHANISMS, LIMITED) IN OPERATION ON THE AUCKLAND RACING CLUB'S COURSE AT CHRISTMAS MEETING, WHEN £257,228 WAS PUT THROUGH THE MACHINE. (MR. G. A. JULIUS, INVENTOR.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 34 wordsBut with one good and trustworthy and tolerant Censor for Australia, there would be ground for hope—the hope that picture firms would cease to import the sort of films that ...
Article : 88 wordsThe Daily River copper mine was an old show, rich enough, but made costly by distance from market, and therefore worked spasmodically when copper was high and abandoned ...
Article : 289 wordsIf you go down any main street of Sydney you will come upon little print ami post-card chops, most of which are exposing pictures of the nude just now. The pictures are in almost ...
Article : 200 wordsIrregularities in Public Departments, dirty and comfortless conditions in the payable State hotels, are minor matters; bat, they are there all the same. ...
Article : 257 wordsAnd yet I believe that, were it only for the sake of peace and quiet, there should be some cort of censorship, with scrupulous safeguards. The Censor should be one man for Australia, ...
Article : 159 wordsHOLIDAYS, PUBLIC.—The fact that a public or bank holiday occurs in any week and is kept by him now relieves the shopkeeper from observance of the usual weekly half-holiday. Except on the eve of Christmas, ...
Article : 271 words"While some of the figures, such as wages of 4000 men, £40,000 under the' heading of Estimated Payments, may be questioned, the extent of country assistance is considerably ...
Article : 146 wordsIn looking after the interests of returned soldiers, what N.S. Wales has so far done compares more than favorably with the combined record of the other five States. ...
Article : 107 wordsThe Government Statistician, Mr. J. B. Trivett, reports that owing to the lateness of the season and the serious interruptions experienced during harvesting operations, on ...
Article : 247 wordsAnd that brings us to another point. If all pictures not suited for exhibition to an audience of young children or immature girls are to be banned, God help the picture business so ...
Article : 247 wordsBRIGADIER-GENERAL RAMACIOTTON Acting-Commandant 2nd (N,S.W.) Military District, who will retire from that position on February 16. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 161 wordsWhen personal feeling and prejudice corrie in there can be no substantial justice. If I were censor, free to work my own sweet will to the destruction of poor devils of film importers. I ...
Article : 179 wordsIt is understood that as the result of an arrangement between the Federal and State Governments, the State authorities will not persevere in any attempt to grant pensions ...
Article : 142 wordsCommenting on the year's work at Newcastle Cathedral recently, the Very Rev. H. K. Archdall, Dean of Newcastle, referred to the present state of the stage. In the course of his address ...
Article : 116 wordsAn experiment has recently been conducted by the N.S. Wales Education Department in the teaching of swimming to children. The idea was formulated by Mr. Walter Bethel, ...
Article : 104 wordsThe Agricultural Society is conducting a repatriation scheme, and reports good progress. Already £347/16/7 is in hand, exclusive of large donations of cattle. ...
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Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930), Sun 21 Jan 1917, Page 9
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