The Fire Brigades Board is becoming almost the bete noire of the suburban town councils. For two or three years the corporation of St. Poters and Norwood and [?] have ...
Article : 476 wordsThe Bill introduced by the Hon. Sir J. Gordon-Sprigg, Treasurer in the Government of Cape Colony, for the purpose of bringing frozen meat within the definition of preserved ...
Article : 102 wordsThe consecration a bishop is an [?] give or common-place spectacle [?] the church wherein it takes place is [?] historic fane or just an ordinary church. [?] ...
Article : 2,119 wordsThe cargo of Victorian wheat shipped to London by the Celtic Monarch, which left Geelong on March 12, has given the net return of 24s. per quarter. ...
Article : 57 wordsIn the House of Commons to-day Sir William Vernon Harcourt, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, formally announced the resignation of the Ministry. ...
Article : 216 wordsThere was but a sparse attendance in the Assembly galleries when the House met on Tuesday and there were less than forty legislators present while the preliminary business was ...
Article : 1,785 wordsTenders to the amount of £861,000 have been received by the Government of Newfoundland for the 4 per cent loan of £500,000 recently placed on the London market. The minimum ...
Article : 44 wordsDirectly the Legislative Assembly met this afternoon Mr. Reid rose and referred to the Council's proceedings connection with the Land and Income Taxes Assessment Bill It ...
Article : 1,360 wordsThe directors of the Royal Bank of Queensland recently offered to depositors 4 per cent, debentures to the extent of £300,000 redeemable 10 years at £103. As a special ...
Article : 119 wordsMessrs. Nelson Bros., the well-known London provision merchants and dealers Australian produce, are projecting a new co-operative company, which to be worked ...
Article : 72 wordsMr. E.M.G. Eddy, Chairman of Railway Commissioners in New South Wales, purposes ailing for Sydney by the Messageries Maritimes Company's steamer Ville de is Ciotat on ...
Article : 37 wordsSir—May ask space to expose the unscrupulous misrepresentations which the Premier, Mr. Kingston, seeks through your columns to palm off upon the public as proof ...
Article : 1,080 wordsMorris Fairfield, wine merchants, of London, are blending London heavy Victorian wines with the cheap vines received from Adelaide. ...
Article : 73 wordsMr. Foster, of the Trinity Musical College, London, is sailing for Australia by the Orient Company's steamship Oermuz, for the purpose of conducting examinations connection with ...
Article : 63 wordsSilver has fallen [?]d. and is now quoted at 2s. 6[?]d. per oz. ...
Article : 20 wordsIn the Legislative Council to-day James Campbell, who was elected for the southeastern province, took his seat. The Government informed the House that the question of ...
Article : 245 wordsIt is stated that the Marquis of Salisbury in accepting the task of forming a Ministry intimated that he would require the assistance of Lord Rosebery in passing a Supply Bill. ...
Article : 180 words"Mark Tw[?] version of the prisoner of Chillon, who having been confined for many years in a dungeon, opened the door and walked out is writes the Melbourne Argus ...
Article : 193 wordsProm Melbourne—Man Zu, barque, sailed February 7; Soottish Minstrel, ship, sailed March 6. From Geelong-Celtic Monarch, ship, sailed ...
Article : 77 wordsWhile giving evidence before the Banking Commission to-day Mr. Henry Giles Turner, the manager of the Commercial Bank, said that this colony did not produce sufficient ...
Article : 124 wordsThe trial of the Abrahams' for conspiracy has not yet concluded. Mr. Justice Williams ordered Charles Fowler who alleged to have attempted to juror, to be brought ...
Article : 38 wordsThe Tasmanian Parliament was opened today by his Excellency the Governor, Viscount Gormanston, with the usual ceremonies. The Governor's speech after referring to the death ...
Article : 341 wordsThe Marine Board to-day found that the captain of the Sydney was to blame for the Sydney-Cammeray collision, and called him to show cause why his certificate should not be ...
Article : 220 wordsAn inquest on the bodies of Morris Nettleberg and Nathaniel Myers, who were accidentally poisoned by c, was opened to-day. Evidence was given that the arsenic ...
Article : 71 wordsThe famous war artist and correspondent, Mr. F[?] Villi[?] who during the last six [?] has been appearing before large [?] in Melbourne, Sydney, ...
Article : 74 wordsAlthough little is known of the result of the interview between Mr. Gladstone and Lord Ro[?]bery it is understood that Mr. Gladstone gravely questions the [?] of the Premier ...
Article : 64 wordsThe first of series of concerts which the mayor has arranged for the entertainment of the residents of the city was given at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, and the large ...
Article : 393 wordsThe failure of the [?] of get the [?] tower clock ready for starting on Monday [?] quite [?] at the last [?] the arrangements made by the mayor of the ...
Article : 311 wordsThe jury to-day returned a verdict for the defendant in the case in which the window of Mr. E.L. Jones [?] Railway Commissioners for £20,000 damages for the loss of ...
Article : 113 wordsParliament was opened yesterday. The acting Governor's speech contained little of importance. It congratulated the country upon the state of the finances and the ...
Article : 171 wordsA report [?]rning the death in the Silverton Hospital of a man named Dempsey has been received by the coroner, who has ordered a post-mortem examination to be at ...
Article : 139 wordsParliament was opened by his Excellency the Governor (Sir Henry Norman) to-day, His speech referred briefly to Australian federation. The Pacific cables still receiving ...
Article : 169 wordsTongan news states that the schooner Fala has been wrecked, and that 40 lives have been lost ...
Article : 27 wordsThe Barley will case, in which Mr. Spruson seeks to upset the last. will of Catherine Burley on the ground of undue infl[?]ce, was resumed to-day, when Dr. Clubbe ...
Article : 113 wordsAdvantage was taken on Tuesday evening of the heavy thunderstorm and consequent rapid approach of darkness by John McCabe and Hugh Kellard to elude the vigilance of the ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931), Wed 26 Jun 1895, Page 5
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