No word of discontent was heard yesterday amongst the 1200 adults and children who came down with the Berrina and district schools excursion to ...
Article : 268 wordsSydney, Thursday.—At its meeting yesterday the caucus made a hold attempt to [?] [?] its will on the Ministry. There was long and bitter debate and the move was ...
Article : 303 wordsLondon, March 19th.—Interesting experiments are being made by London surgeons to test the efficacy of urethane as an apaesthetic hypodermically ...
Article : 177 wordsLondon March 19th.—Debatre on the Naval Estimates, which amount to £51.550.000, was continued in the House of Commons yesterday. Mr ...
Article : 277 wordsUnder auspec[?] circumstances and in the presence of a very large and representation gather the foundate in stone of the new building to be [?] by engineering ...
Article : 2,210 wordsParis, March 19th.—As an instance of the alarm that has been caused by the shooting of M. Calmette, editor of "Figaro," by the wife of M. Cauflaux, ...
Article : 519 wordsJohannesburg, March 18th.—The elections for the Transval Provisional Council were held to-day Great interest was felt as to the result ...
Article : 380 wordsIs hard at work on as hard task as could have been allotted to it. For its first performance on next Tuesday and Wednesday it has selected a farce— ...
Article : 200 wordsMr. Walter Runciman, president of the Board of Agriculture, announces; that experiments are being made with the injection of a serum for swine ...
Article : 39 wordsFremantle, Thursday.—According to information received here, the outbreak of plague in Ceylon is assuming alarming dimensions. ...
Article : 251 wordsThe richness of the alluvial deposits at Break-o'Day. Bear Rokewool. has been known sipce the early days of the State Particulars of large nuggeis have been ...
Article : 140 wordsA fragmentary message from Adelaide on Wednesday morning that the steamer Clan M'Phee. bound from Geelong to the Channel with wheat had put in ...
Article : 81 wordsDissatisfaction is expressed by the Navy Leageue at the Naval Estimates, which it regards as inadequate. it declares that unless the expected ...
Article : 84 wordsShortly before 6 o'clock last evening a collision between two vehicles occurred in Little Malop-street, opposite the side entrance to the Corio Club ...
Article : 174 wordsKeen discussion has been aroused by the view expressed by Dr, Charles Arthur Mercier. Physician for mental diseases at the Charing Cross Hospital. ...
Article : 202 wordsIn the House of Lords Lord Roberts opposed the second reading of Lord Willoughtly de Broke's Bill to establish a compulsory military force from ...
Article : 176 wordsA meeting was held at the Bareena Recreation Club's grounds yesterday afternoon to make prehminary arrangements for the official opening of the ...
Article : 52 wordsLima, Marach 19th.—Lively scenes are ocurring in the streets of Lima, the capital of [?] where mobs are opposing the elelction bof Dem Leguia to ...
Article : 64 wordsWhen the Ministry passed the Motor Cars Act four sessions ago, motorists asked who was to decide what consttuted visible vapor, the emission of ...
Article : 113 wordsWashington, March 18th.—The Administration came in for another severe handling in the Senate to-day when Senator Wesley Jones (Republican), of ...
Article : 258 wordsThe quarterly meeting of the Yarr[?] Methodist [?] evening at the Yar[?] Hall. The Rev Robert Kelly [?] over a large ...
Article : 482 wordsOrders amounting to £8 were yesterday sent out to the head techers of schools which had prize-winners at the schools swimming carnival on ...
Article : 109 wordsSt. Petersburg, March 19th, By the publication of reports of the conversations alleged to have taken place between a Russian Minister and ...
Article : 122 wordsDominie Tarabouchia was a fisherman at Portarlington for many years; he got into trouble, and his goods were sold to pay the solicitor who defended ...
Article : 197 wordsLondon, March 19th.—Both Melbourne [?] and Tom Recce resorted to safety [?] at yesterday afternoon's [?] on of their game of 18,000 ...
Article : 279 wordsEver ready to encourage all branches of sport. Mr. Howard Hitchcock has done much to raise the standard of swimming in Geelong. This year he is ...
Article : 154 wordsLondon, March 19th. The guards have been strengthened at Armagh barracks, Antria garrison headquarters and Carrock Fergus Castle, which is ...
Article : 125 wordsJohn O'Foole, aged 29, Griver for O'Grady grocer was thrown from the cart yesterday afternoon through the horse bolting. He was treated at the ...
Article : 494 wordsNew York, March 18th.—Commander Edward Evans second in command of the last British Antarctic Expedition is at present visiting this country. He ...
Article : 136 wordsCantain Paterson presided at the monthly meeting of the Geelong City Fire Brigade last night. Messrs. Hodges Bros, sent a cheque for £1/1/- in ...
Article : 129 wordsThe British War Officer has issued a return giving the combined strength of the effective army. This shows that there are at present 548.000 officers and ...
Article : 69 wordsThe quarterly meeting of the Geelong West Methodist Cir[?] was held at Nobestreet on Wednesday evenving and was presided over by the Rev [?] ...
Article : 485 wordsPhiladelphia March 18th. A match for the Royal Tennis Ouch World's Championship was played to-day between day Gonld (U.S.A.) and George ...
Article : 55 wordsSt. Petersburg, March 19th Couvulsions of nature on the borders of the sea of Azof seem to the peasants a prchuic of the Judgment Day. and ...
Article : 153 wordsLondon, March 18th.—The following were the results of the Association League football matches played to-day: —Liverpool 3 geals) defeated [?] ...
Article : 71 wordsMexico City, Marh 19th.—It is reported that president Huerta owing to the increasing seriousness of the financial situation in Mexico is preparing to ...
Article : 44 wordsMost of the hotelkeepers and restaurant proprietors in the Geelong factory area have failed to send in their annual industrial records to the Chief ...
Article : 76 wordsParis March 19th.—The Serbonna University crew has chailenced the winner of the Oxford-Cambridge race to row on the Thames. ...
Article : 35 wordsLondon March 18th.—British emigration statistics for the first two months of 1914 bear out recent reports that there is a decided falling off in ...
Article : 82 wordsMr. Mentague Shearman, R.C. expresses the opinion that it is wholly wrong in principle for members of the All England Lawn Tennis Club ...
Article : 95 wordsAt the meeting of the Geelong West Public Works Committee this week there was a discussion on the advisability of allowing coursing in ...
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Advertising : 231 wordsLondon, March 19th.—As a sequel to the Putumayo rubber scandals the Official Receiver reports that the Peruvian Amazon Company's failure is due ...
Article : 98 wordsSydney Thursday.—At the meeting of the Australasian Tennis Association to-day, it was resolved not to accede to Canada's request that the Davis Cup ...
Article : 140 wordsGlancing over an Order-in-Council which he recently initialled. Sir Arthur Stanley, the Governor, noted that he had given authority to a citizen to ...
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Geelong Advertiser (Vic. : 1859 - 1929), Fri 20 Mar 1914, Page 3
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