In the Legislative Assembly last night the question of the Fitzroy Dock report was raised by Mr. Carruthers, loader of the Opposition, when the time came for asking questions without notice. ...
Article : 546 wordsBar silver is quoted to-day at 2s 0¾d per ounce standard. ...
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Article : 145 wordsA bluebook has been issued containing correspondence from May, 1897, to July 8, 1903, between Great Britain and Germany relative to commercial relations. The ...
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Article : 927 wordsDetails to hand to-night concerning the earthquake at Port Fairy show that the shock was felt throughout the whole of the Warrnambool district. The walls of many buildings were cracked by the vibration. ...
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Article : 75 wordsThe correspondent of the London " Daily Telegraph " states that the expeditionary force is returning to the coast, leaving garrisons at Damot and Bohotle. ...
Article : 35 wordsThis morning Sir William Lyne received a telegram from Western Australia stating that the map of the State, dividing it into electoral districts, was now complete and ready for exhibition. The Tasmanian ...
Article : 145 wordsThe Admiralty of Germany has demanded the revision of the later sentence passed on the German cadet, Robert Hussner, who was found guilty of inflicting grievous bodily ...
Article : 80 wordsSince the starting of relief last Thursday week 3645 odd coupons have been issued and 3150 presented for goods valued at £845. There was a record day on Monday last, when 500 coupons were presented. ...
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Article : 754 wordsThe Pope is greatly wasted. The only sign of life is in his eyes, which are bright. ...
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Article : 3,896 wordsAt the Royal Society meeting to-night the Government Statistician (Mr. Johnston) said that from the present outlook it would take Australia 39 years instead of 11 and Tasmania 42 years instead of 16 ...
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Article : 207 wordsInstructions have been issued by the Postmaster-General that after to-day the new 9d stamp recently adopted by the postal authorities shall be issued in New South Wales. The stamps have been ...
Article : 82 wordsThe committee of Unionist Freetraders, of which Sir Michael Hicks Beach is president, has organised a Free Food league, with offices at 15 Victoria-street. ...
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Article : 66 wordsThe prices of cotton in the New York market, chiefly for August and September delivery, are falling. ...
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Article : 70 wordsA lieutenant of the army in a frontier town of Servia has been arrested for threatening Colonel Maschin, one of the leaders of the late revolution. ...
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Article : 56 wordsThe death is announced of the Hon. J. D. Armour, a puisne Judge of Canada, and one of the Alaskan Boundary Commission. ...
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Article : 70 wordsThe political crisis in Japan has been settled. The Marquis [?] has been appointed President of the Privy Council, Viscount Kalsoura resumes the office of Premier, and ...
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Article : 110 wordsAt a special meeting of the Mine Managers' Association, held last evening, temporary arrangements were made for dealing with a supply of water from South Australia. It was decided that for the present ...
Article : 138 wordsThe Prince of Wales to-day inspected the American squadron at Portsmouth. At the instance of the French Consul at Yunnan, the leader of the Yunnan rebellion ...
Article : 136 wordsRecently the necessity has arisen for the alteration of the Public Service Act in the direction of making other provision for boards of inquiry into charges against officers. Supposing ...
Article : 139 wordsThe receipts at Auckland of the North Queensland Cyclone Fund are over £500. ...
Article : 16 wordsThanks to the preferential tariff of Canada, a Glasgow firm has obtained a contract for 20 locomotives for the Canadian Pacifie Railway Company. ...
Article : 29 wordsA settlement has been arrived at between the manager and the employees of the Pelaw-Main colliery in connection with the refusal of the wheelers to fill away more than 12 skips of coal in each shift ...
Article : 134 wordsThe " Neue Freie Presse," of Vienna, reports that Bulgaria has countermanded the mobilisation of her troops along the frontier, and that the forces are now being withdrawn. ...
Article : 35 wordsA meeting of the Chatswood branch of the Women's Political Educational League was held at Chatswood on Monday evening. Mrs. Claude Leplastrier (president) occupied the chair. Mrs. E. Fry ...
Article : 118 wordsSir W. Vernon Harcourt, M.P., in a letter in the " Times," predicts that the country's verdict will be adverse to the taxation of food. ...
Article : 32 wordsElectm, s., 395 tons, Captain Beach, from Manning River. North Coast S. N. Company, Limited, agents. ...
Article : 20 wordsThe complaints which have been made concerning he delays in New South Wales in erecting post[?] and other buildings were brought before Mr. O'Sullivan, the Minister for Works in New South ...
Article : 124 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. Haynes asked the Premier whether his attention had been directed to a cable message setting forth that some official statement had been made by ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 15 Jul 1903, Page 7
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