Play in the third annual series of matches held by the Country Carnival Cricket Association was continued yesterday. (1). From left to right:— C.H. Hartwig (secretary of the association), T. Twelftree (captain of the Smithfield team), E. Rises, E. C. Curtin and G. A. Glles. (2). R. H. Palmer, a pioneer country cricketer and his son, C. Palmer (captain of the Broughton team). 3. F. Lindblom (captain of the Hookina team), H. Leslie, K.R. Gloede., W. Reardon, and F. Henschke, Krischock, photo. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 196 wordsSome of the ministers who attended yesterday's session were (left to right)—Revs. T. M. Flood, F. G. Rogers. H. Lambert, R. Andrew, J. H. Davies, T. Geddes White, W. B. Wiltshire, J. J. Mahoney, H. White, A. G. Ward, E. Arnold, J. H. Peters, J. C. Richmond, and B, E. Stanley. Krischock, photo. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 57 wordsThe Army Estimates for the forthcoming financial year total 40,545,0[?]0. The decreases include 293,000 [?]n Army pay; 133,000 for supplies, road ...
Article : 327 wordsThe Australian naval representative at Australia House (Captain H. J. Feakes) to-day' gave a luncheon in honor of Admiral Evans, the new ...
Article : 298 wordsAn official of the Qual d'Orsay says there is no secret about the FrancoBelgian treaty. A convention for defensive purposes was completed and ...
Article : 81 wordsA statement issued on the Kabul evacuations says equal faculties for evacuation had been extended to the German Minister and his staff and ...
Article : 255 wordsEmployes of the works department of the city Council presented the retiring City Engineer (Mr. R. M. Scott) with a handsome clock, suitably engraved, at the Parade Ground yesterday afternoon as a mark of their appreciation of his work as chief of the department. Mr. Scott will leave for Melbourne shortly to take up the position of City Engineer there. The photograph shows Mr. J. Davis (overseer in chief) presenting the clock to Mr. R. M. Scott on behalf of the employes. In the background may be seen the Town Clerk (Mr. H. P. Beaver), the City Engineer elect (Mr. W. C. D. Veale), and members of the works department. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 117 wordsThe Civil Service Estimates, issued to-day, amount to 308,500,000. The total of the net Estimates for 1928 was 295,250,000. ...
Article : 28 wordsIt is authoritatively learned in naval circles that Rear-Admiral Hyde, when relieved by Admiral Evans, will come to England for two years, thus ...
Article : 82 wordsThe King In the first message Issued since his illness, has telegraphed to Sir Samule Hoare, congratulating the air force on the Kabul rescues, despite the ...
Article : 80 wordsThe prelude to the Budget proves disturbing. The Estimates have come as a shock to those who were relying on drastic economies. It would ...
Article : 150 words"A strong Australia is the best thing for the Empire. She should have the resources of the Empire behind her and our best brains should make ...
Article : 173 wordsThe more responsible morning Journals are disinclined to treat the Dutch disclosure seriously, and the news occupies a back page. The ...
Article : 286 wordsAn inter-State bowls match between South Australia, and Victoria was played at the Prospect green yesterday. South Australia won by 95 points to 76. In the group are—Sir William Brunton (president of the Victorian Bowline Association) and Messrs. S. J. Jacobs, vice-patron, and J. C. Bundle, vice-president, of the Sooth Australian Bowling Association. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 57 wordsA continuous cement-concrete pipe, 36 inches in diameter, is shown under construction for the Burnside District Council in connection with the stormwater drainage at Magill-road, Kensington Park. The special features of this new type of construction are no joints, recoverable pneumatic cores, and the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 67 wordsA son of the famous international Bill Howell, famous as a Test bowler, young W. H. Howell, of Penrith, and R. Plumb, of Bowral, were to-day selected by the ...
Article : 141 wordsThe "Athletic News" devotes its front page to a special English correspondent's article oh barracking in Australia. He sums up thus:—"There ...
Article : 141 wordsOverwrought by the circumstances of a brutal assault, to which she had been, subjected in her room at Thirroul, a young woman attempted to ...
Article : 122 wordsJoseph Clarke, who at Liverpool at the beginning of the month was sentenced to death after a record short trial for murder, to-day withdrew his ...
Article : 141 wordsTo prevent the collapse of the Industrial Peace Conference, officials of the Australasian Council of Trade Unions will call an Australian ...
Article : 128 wordsWhen the steamer City of Canberra passed through the Heads last night on her way to Melbourne. the "Man overboard" alarm was raised, and the ...
Article : 68 wordsJ. Brailey, the sprint champion of New South Wales, who won the 100 yards championship, the principal event, at the professional carnival at the city ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 34 wordsThe following is the draw for the Rugby League cup (third round), to be played on March 9:—Warrington versus Dewsbury. Castleford versus ...
Article : 43 wordsThe Federal Government were nonsuited in the Local Court to-day, when they sued a Chinese storekeeper for 20 for medical attention By the ...
Article : 122 wordsEarly this morning Air Mechanic Lance Colless, one of the victims of yesterday's air smash at Richmond, in which he and Flight-Lieutenant ...
Article : 52 wordsThe "Morning Post" says it is announced from New Zealand that 500 black swans are being dispatched to the London Zoo. "Some ...
Article : 139 wordsThe League.—Second Division—Portvale 4. beat Reading 0. Rugby Union.—Cambridge University 12, beat Lyons (France) 6. ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931), Wed 27 Feb 1929, Page 14
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