London, July 20th.—In the House of Commons yesterday, the debate on the National Insurance Bill was resumed. Mr. Lloyd George, Chancellor of the ...
Article : 244 wordsThe enterprise of the Mechanics' Institute Committee in arranging for a demonstration of paper bag cookery at the hall yesterday afternoon by Mrs. ...
Article : 997 wordsFive thousand dockers at Cardiff have struck in support, of the seamen's demand for recognition of their union. Many of tlio London police who were ...
Article : 161 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. Prendergast moved the second reading of the Aldermen Abolition Bill, which is designed to do away with the ...
Article : 500 wordsThe annual meeting of the members of the Geelong branch of St. George's Society was held last evening in the class room of the Mechanics' Institute. ...
Article : 1,911 wordsThe meeting of Liberals convened by Mr. R. Oke (president of the Geelong Men's Branch of the Commomwealth Liberal Party) took place last evening ...
Article : 2,165 wordsLondon, July 20th.—Owing to the crisis which has arisen in connection with the Lords' Veto, and perhaps more especially in consequence of the sudden ...
Article : 269 wordsNo one seems to, know exactly what will be the outcome of the trouble in the Queensland sugar industry as applied to Melbourne. Yesterday the Council of ...
Article : 326 wordsLondon, July 19th.—Mr. E. S. Montagu, M.P., Parliamentary Under-Secretary for India, made a statement in the House of Commons this evening in ...
Article : 243 wordsParis, July 19th.—Senor Perez Caballero,' Spanish Ambassador at Paris, has had an interview with M. Deselnes, Minister for Foreign Affairs, ...
Article : 89 wordsLivingstone (Rhodesia), July 19th.— News has been received here of the massacre of a German patrol party in Ngamiland. The patrol, which was under ...
Article : 81 wordsA characteristic letter from Mr. King O'Malley, addressed to "Brother Gray, was read at last night's meeting of the Melbourne Trades Hall Council. He ...
Article : 414 wordsThe Amalgamated Millers' Association has issued a final letter stating that on no account will it depart from the demand from an eight, hours' day and a ...
Article : 39 wordsNew York, July 19th.—A revolution is browing in Cuba. General Garibaldi, son of the "Liberator of Italy," has been invited to lead the insurrection. ...
Article : 177 wordsLondon, July 19th.—The Parliamentary Labor Party Conference and the Labor members of Oversea Parliaments have resolved to organise a Secretariat, ...
Article : 105 wordsLondon, July. 19th.—To-day was a public-holiday in Edinburgh. The chief event was the opening of the new chapol of the Order of ...
Article : 239 wordsSydney, Thursday.—Mr. John Langston, works manager for C. and G. Hoskins, of Sydney, giving evidence before the commission to-day, said there was a ...
Article : 122 wordsThe Roebuck Channel mailboat struck on the Coribere Rock, Jersey, during a fog, and was seriously damaged. All the passengers on board the vessel were ...
Article : 109 wordsPerth, Thursday.—In opening the new Liberal Club, Mr. Gregory; the actingPremier, explained that the object of the club was to create a greater and a ...
Article : 100 wordsLondon, July 19th.—The Bisley rifle matches were continued to-day. Among those who qualified for the second stage of the King's Prize were the following: ...
Article : 85 wordsAccording to the report of Sir George Reid, the High Commissioner, which has been received at the office of the External Affairs, the great need of ...
Article : 159 wordsAt the Festival of Empire New Zealand concert on Wednesday, Miss Audrey Richardson was the violinist, and Miss Mabel Manson, Miss Irene Ainley, ...
Article : 265 wordsSydney, Thursday.—In the course of an interview to-day, Mr. O'Malley said: "I have a lot of work to do ahead of me. I want to provide greater postal ...
Article : 92 wordsLohdon, July 19th. —Mr. John Burns, President of the Local Government Board opened a Congress of the Natinhal Association for the Prevention ...
Article : 133 wordsBefore Messrs' F. A. Sargeant, W. Moodie, R. Piper and J. Madden. J's.P. at the poiice court yesterday two bibulants were fined 5/- each, with ...
Article : 410 wordsThe present Governor-General is of Royal descent, his Excellency being one of about 5000 descendants of Mary Tudor, who was the youngest daughter ...
Article : 125 wordsPerth Thursday.—Mr. R. Piper, first underground manager of the Broken Hill Proprietary Mine and Broken Hill's first mayor, died here to-day after a ...
Article : 34 wordsLondon, July 19th.—There were some interesting results in connection with the county cricket matches to-day. Notts beat Lancashire by eight wickets, ...
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