The "Sunday Times" Melbourne correspondent has had another chat with Sir William Lyne on the Federal Capital. COST OF CAPITAL RETURNED IN FEW ...
Article : 1,065 wordsAt a meeting at Heidelburg of 2000 Boers, the tone of General Botha, who addressed them, was aggressively hostile to Britain. He complained that the amnesty pledges ...
Article : 113 wordsIn accordance with time-honored custom, the Consul for the United States, Mr. Orlando H. Baker, assisted by the Vice-Consul, Mr. Henry L. Jones, and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 1,307 wordsThe Canadian Government has determined to construct a new great trunk railway. The work will be carried out under the supervision of a specially-appointed ...
Article : 102 wordsThe Council of the National Union of Conservative Associations has passed a resolution welcoming inquiry into the existing commercial and tariff relations of the ...
Article : 174 wordsA statement supposed to have the countenance of President Roosevelt has been, made in the American Press referring to the recently-inspired announcement that ...
Article : 154 wordsAt a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Irish Landlords, it was resolved that the concessions granted in the Bill by Mr. Wyndham, Chief Secretary for Ireland, ...
Article : 150 wordsThe Governor-General and Lady Tennyson were present at the first organ recital by Mr. Lemare at the Town Hall last night. To-morrow night their Excellencies Lord ...
Article : 47 wordsLady Rawson will preside at a meeting of the Ladies' Aid Association on Wednesday. On Thursday their Excellencies Sir Harry and Lady Rawson will attend the Children's ...
Article : 34 wordsSome New York paper gave currency to the report that Major-General Baden-Powell was engaged to Miss Daisy Leiter, the sister of Viscountess Curzon, and the ...
Article : 61 wordsA resolution forming the basis of a Naval Bill, providing for new expenditure of 62 millions on the Navy, has been brought forward by the Civil Lord of the Admiralty. ...
Article : 151 wordsThe Lord Mayor (Alderman Thomas Hughes) will return from his Queensland trip to-morrow week. On his arrival at Brisbane Alderman Hughes was welcomed ...
Article : 34 wordsIn his will, Mr. Thomas Skaratt Hall, of Mount Morgan fame, bequeathed his widow £5000 and £5000 a year for life. The remainder of his wealth is left in ...
Article : 243 wordsA few light showers fell to-day, but not sufficient to register. Dr. McCarthy says he will resume his rain-making experiments on Monday. ...
Article : 152 wordsMajor-General Sir Edward and Lady Hutton will arrive here next Sunday morning, and will stay a few days with their Excellencies the Governor-General and ...
Article : 38 wordsMr. H. F. Wyatt. the special envoy of the Navy League, will address a public meeting at the Royal Exchange to-morrow afternoon. In pursuance of his mission he will proceed ...
Article : 98 wordsA Japanese newspaper announces that Britain and Japan have presented a joint note to the Chinese authorities at Pekin declaring that China must demand the ...
Article : 126 wordsEarl Rosebery, referring to the proposed inquiry, in connection with the Preferential Tariff movement, charged all the Ministers, except Mr. Chamberlain, with treating the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 120 wordsThe "Registration of Firms Act caused a big stir in business circles during the week, and the Registrar-General's Office was on Monday and Tuesday fairly rushed ...
Article : 500 wordsThe "Financial News," in commenting on the Victorian surplus, says that it is all the more notable an the result has been achieved in a year of unparalleled drought. ...
Article : 116 wordsMr. John Stinson, President of the People's Reform League, had something to say to a "Sunday Times" representative yesterday in comment on certain ...
Article : 751 wordsThe shadow of death is rapidly enveloping the criminals Henry Jones and Digby Grand, who now await their doom in the condemned tolls at Darlinghurst. Their remarkable ...
Article : 608 wordsMr. James Fisher, who died suddenly in Swanston-street, Melbourne, on Thursday, was a very old resident of Victoria, and was widely known both in this State and in New ...
Article : 164 wordsThe Cabinet met to-day to further deal with the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill, and will meet again on Monday to continue the work of review and alteration. The ...
Article : 260 wordsFrench, Belgian, and American subjects in Venezuela claim heavy damages resulting from revolutions since 1898. The British Commissioner alone confines ...
Article : 60 wordsThe War Office, repine to representations from the Australasian. Chambers of Commerce, said the distance of Australia from Britain precluded the former from ...
Article : 43 wordsMr. Wise, Attorney-General, is occasionally eccentric. His sudden demonstration of concern in respect of the reputation of politicians was as surprising as it was ...
Article : 238 wordsMiss. Elsie Jones and Miss. Edmeades, of Adelaide, conducted a successful recital in the Bechstein Hall last night. ...
Article : 24 wordsUnder the auspices of the Royal Society and the Royal Geographical Society, an ethnographical expedition will start for New Guinea in August. It will also make ...
Article : 40 wordsAt the Agricultural Society's Ground yesterday, the ninth annual show of the New South Wales Sheep-Breeders' Association was concluded. The cold wind blowing ...
Article : 358 wordsA verdict of found drowned was returned yesterday in the case of John, Cosgrove, 25, an army and old-age pensioner, whose body was ...
Article : 59 wordsA party consisting of Messrs. Morrison and McCornish and Dr. Laver recently returned to Laverton after a trip to 50 miles east of that town, says a Perth ...
Article : 113 wordsOur city was recently presented with a horrible spectacle in the form of two men nailed to wooden crosses, and four others hung in wood cages, being paraded along ...
Article : 152 wordsFRACTURED THIGH.—A man named Henry Stackham, 68 years of age, a builder, residing in Goodhope-street, Paddington, slipped and fell from some steps at a business place at the Fiveways, ...
Article : 271 wordsMax O'Rell died as he had lived, passing humorous messages about among his friends. During his four through Australia some ...
Article : 177 wordsAs indicating the stagnation of in Launceston consequent on the smallpox scare, it is stated in a private letter that big stables in the centre of the city, where ...
Article : 160 wordsThe staff of the Home Office is busily engaged arranging the names for the rolls in Queensland. Eighty lists are ready for the printer. The work will proceed in all the ...
Article : 173 wordsSir,—A petition was circulated last week, praying for the commutation of the death sentence of Digby Grand and Henry Jones, and though hastily undertaken, numerous signatures were obtained, ...
Article : 133 wordsDr. Ashburton Thompson, president of the Board of Health, yesterday told a representative of the "Sunday Times" that he had hopes of preventing a Plague outbreak. ...
Article : 96 wordsIn the course of his speech at the Town Hall on Friday evening, Mr. J. Stinson, speaking on the Press of the State, said that the thanks of the People's Reform League ...
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Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930), Sun 5 Jul 1903, Page 5
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