The calm bravery with which she said it, her clear grey eyes never flinching for a moment or her voice wavering, was truly admirable. Amazement was written in the man's face. ...
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Article : 26 wordsRecovered from the first shock of that startling streetcry Holmes made for a corner news-agent's stall and asked for an evening paper. The man had not one left: he protested ...
Article : 1,260 wordsThe death is announced of Mr. George Green, formerly of Adelaide, and father of Mr. George Dutton Green, now of that city. ...
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Article : 47 wordsMessrs. Sowerby, Harrison, & Co., of Liver-pool, state that the trial shipment of frozen rabbits from Australia is a failure, owing to the length of cutting adopted. ...
Article : 74 wordsCUE VICTORY G.M. Co.—Telegram from the mine manager dated Day Dawn, January 21:— "Cleaned up 50 tons for 111 oz. retorted gold; one ton blanketings yet to treat." ...
Article : 30 wordsA choice programme of the gems of Burns's songs has been compiled by the Caledonian Society for the celebration of the anniversary of the poet's birthday at the Continentals on ...
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Article : 45 wordsAlfred Marks and his sister, Mrs. Angus, were to-day committed for trial on charges of being concerned in the Latrobe bond tobacco robbery. ...
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Article : 124 wordsThe intercolonial conference of seamen to-day decided to bring before the Hobart Conference of Premiers the question of assimilating the Australian laws as regards shipping. ...
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The Express and Telegraph (Adelaide, SA : 1867 - 1922), Fri 25 Jan 1895, Page 3
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