Since wheat-growing developed into one of the principal industries of the country no sowing season has been regurded with such keen, auxiety and apprehension as that of 1903. Prier to 1902 yields ...
Article : 1,938 wordsThe rising Caulfield light weight, B. Carslake, whose father, I. T. Carslake, was a good jockey in his day, put up an excellent record at the V.R.C. races on Monday, when he is successful in each of ...
Article : 815 wordsRecently a number of complaints were received by the Bal[?]in Council in regard to the water supply to the suburb, and samples of the water were taken from the supply pipes and forwarded to the ...
Article : 537 wordsBy the English mails delivered on Tuesday we received files of papers to May 8. We make the following extracts:- KING EDWARD'S VISIT TO PARIS. ...
Article : 193 wordsCOOMA.—Practically the whole of the starving sheep de[?]sturing on Monaro during the past seven or eight mouths have returned. During that period the railway staff and accommodation were severely ...
Article : 793 wordsThe week [?]d and holiday tour of the Sydney B.C. was to Windsor, Wollombi, via Wiseman's Ferry, St. Albans, West Maitland, and Newcastle The roads were found to be in excellent order, and ...
Article : 183 wordsDuring the May service at St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna, on May 1, a half-w[?]tted electric-tech[?]n drew a revolver and fired four shots, mortally wounding Professor Juras[?]k and injuring two others ...
Article : 68 wordsMany of the parishioners of St. Paul's Covent Garden, have this year again declined to pay their rector's rate, and the chruchwardens have at length decided upon taking action (says "St. James's ...
Article : 351 wordsThe Paris "Figure," referring to King Edward's toast, says:—"The Royal words are like the promise of a new ora in the relation of the two peoples. There is no question of an alliance or of a treaty. ...
Article : 244 wordsA match was played at Rus[?]tter Bay Oval yesterday afternoon between the above teams, resulting in a win for the "Daily Telegraph" Club by 11 points to [?] Pite secured two tries and F[?]ld one for the "Telegraph," ...
Article : 121 wordsThe last amendment of the English Food and Drugs Act made the addition of any preservative to milk illegal, but there still remain a good many points [?] thresh out before the question of what is or is not ...
Article : 282 wordsThe following players have been selected to represent the Combined Suburban Clubs against the Australian Club at Botany on Saturday, the names being given in alphabetical order: ...
Article : 213 wordsConsiderable interest attaches to the new silk frontals which now adorn the high altar in the Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor in Westminster Abbey (says "St Jamnes's Gazette"). It will be ...
Article : 135 wordsAt the weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage yesterday, Alderman Griffin drew attention to the statements regarding the condition of the Balmain water mains, ...
Article : 150 wordsThere was a large attendance at the lecture hall of the School of Arts, Pitt-street, on Tuesday night, to hear an address by Mr. [?]ohn Haynes, M.L.A., under the auspices of the Single Tax Army. Mr. P. ...
Article : 290 wordsMr. George Cornell, Butherwa, Urana, writes as follows under date of June 8:—Several cases of the neglect of the Advance to bottlers Board have been brought under my notice. I have been asked by one ...
Article : 462 wordsThe ladies' opening championship was commenced on the links of the Royal P[?]sh Club on May 5, and was not concluded when latest files to hand closed. There were 77 entrants, including nearly all ...
Article : 101 wordsThe London correspondent of the "Birmingham Post" says:—"I am told by a prom[?]ent authority who has just arrived in London f[?] Rome, and who played a considerable [?]rt in the arrangements ...
Article : 88 wordsAttention was drawn some time ago to the fact that the advisory board appointed by the Minister [?] Works to examine and report upon the designs submited from different parts of the world for a bridge ...
Article : 297 wordsThe associates of the above clubs will meet at the Tempe links this afternoon. The teams are:- Mrs. Aitken v. M[?] Braithwaite. Miss Travor-Jones v. Miss Mort, Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. J. O. Fairfa[?] Miss C. ...
Article : 122 wordsIt is officially announced that the King has decided to disband the private orchestra which previous English monarchs during the past three centuries have maintained as a part of their ...
Article : 145 wordsFavoured with fine weather, the weekly meeting of the Kensington Racing Club yesterday attracted a very numerous attendance. The racing proved interesting, almost every finish being exceedingly ...
Article : 649 wordsTenders have been accepted for the following public works for the week ended June 6:- Road Works.—Kog[?]-road, E. Blake, Koagrha, £[?]00; Sydney, via at Cook's River to Holfway House. Thomas ...
Article : 627 wordsThe Dungog club's tournaments were started on Monday on the club's courts. In the ladies' singles Miss Lean (s[?]r.) beat Miss L. Dark (23). 75-63; Miss C[?]well ([?]) beat Miss J. Dark ([?]) ...
Article : 88 wordsGLEN INNES.—[?] mixed sheep Graham's Valley to Boree, Pedley and Garland; [?] ewes, Bald Nob to Wee Waa, A. Lord; 1000 sheep. Glendon to O[?] G. and E. Everett; 3000 [?]wes, Waterloo to Mongulla, J. Sinclair; ...
Article : 340 wordsA Portsmouth correspondent states that it is considered to be almost certain that there will be a big naval demonstration at Sp[?]head this summer. Italy and Japan, and probably France, will send squadrons ...
Article : 160 wordsThe New Zealand Athletic Association is moving in the direction of securing a visit from an English or American team. The council of the association has been in communication with its district centres ...
Article : 209 wordsAt the weekly meeting of the Liberal and Reform Association on Tuesday night Mr. Andrew Stewart resumed the discussion on the subject of the State land policy. He said that settlement should be the ...
Article : 504 wordsSir,—It is to be hoped that the very large sh[?] of attention that the labour party is just [?] receiving at the hands of the press and of so-called reform politicians will not have the e[?] of giving ...
Article : 1,274 wordsLord Lamington asked, in the House of Lords on May 5, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs for information as to the policy of his Majesty's Government in respect of the interests of this country in ...
Article : 378 wordsSir,—Your correspondent. Mr. Charles Thackeray has done good service in drawing at[?]on to an extraordinary innovation of the Fisherles Commission—carried, it appears, by the ...
Article : 356 wordsThe 10 miles running championship of England was decided on the No[?]thampton Cricket Ground on April 25, and resulted as follows:—A. Shrubb, South London H. (holder), 5lm, [?] 4-5s., 1; F. James, ...
Article : 239 wordsFine weather pr[?]vailed for the Ma[?]byrnong races to-day, and there was a moderate attendance. Romany Lad won the Hurdle Race, but there was an objection to the winner on the ground that he ...
Article : 661 wordsSir,—Following the example of the great Napoleon, who objected to the criticism of Madame d[?]ta[?] and who quickly gave her exodus from Paris, the Government of this State ...
Article : 589 wordsA Berlin newspaper tells a stranga story of a Servian lady who is an adberent of the party opposing Queen Draga. At Court she protended to be unncquainted with the rules of e[?]quette, and ...
Article : 191 wordsThe regular monthly meeting of the Rowing Association was well attended on Tuesday evening at the Sports Club. Mr. Q. L. Deloitto presided Mr. L. J. B[?]garty was accepted as a delegate from Mercantile Club, and Mr. C. ...
Article : 325 wordsThe Minister for Agriculture has received [?] communication from the Secretary for Agriculture, Victoria, stating that a modification has been made in the prohibition order issued in the southern. State ...
Article : 149 wordsSir,—Having duly profited by Mr. Frank Farnell's letter appearing on June 9, I may be permitted to reply. It is refreshing to find Mr. Farnell attacking my capacity to express an ...
Article : 408 wordsThe Capuchin monks at Bastin, in Corsica, were on May 6 for[?]bly expelled from their monastery of St. Antonie (reports "St. James's Gazette"). They had barred themselves in and had nothing to eat for ...
Article : 220 wordsThe following letter has been received by the Premier from R. S. Drummond, Leck[?]t:—"At a large meeting of homestead selectors and other settlers held at Lockhart on the 30th ultimo, a vote ...
Article : 183 wordsIn the above tournament last night. [?] field (ownes 220) beat R. Eaton (owes 35) by 104, E. Moss (receives [?]) beat [?] Macgregor (receives [?]) by 42. The games for to-night are: W. Stephenson ...
Article : 60 wordsThe above tournament was continued last night at Messrs. Heiron and Smith's billiard showrooms with the following results:—J. He[?] (receives 220) beat J. Gearln (receives 275) by 97: [?]Harry (receives ...
Article : 79 wordsThe following handicaps have been declared by the New South Wales Trotting Club for its meeting on Monday next:- Opening Handicap, 1m.—Lord Beldon, scratch: ...
Article : 303 wordsA sitting of the Land Appeal Court was commenced to-day before Mr. Oliver, the President, and Messrs. Brandis and Houston, Commissioners. One important case occupied the attention of the Court all ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 11 Jun 1903, Page 4
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