THE STATES POLICEMAN: "Ton must register that dog." LABOR: But I don't own it. THE S.P.: Whist you keep it on your premises, and feed it, you are liable. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 37 wordsNEWCASTLE, Friday.—Despite the fact that miners' meetings have been held throughout the district, to-day -has thrown little light upon the strike position. ...
Article : 519 wordsThe conclusion I have come to is, shortly, that the present forces are inadequate, in numbers, training, organisation, and munitions of war, to ...
Article : 6,644 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—The proposal to troduce penny postage within each State, if the financial agreement should be adopted, will place each of the Other States on the same ...
Article : 275 wordsARMIDALE, Friday.—Mr. Deakin spent the morning at Glen Innes, where he was the guest of the local Liberal League, who made it their business to see that the Prime Minister saw as ...
Article : 1,203 wordsMr. Thomas, the ex-Postmaster-General, thinks' it astonishing that Sir John Quick should propose to borrow money for post-office Improvements, seeing that when Sir George Turner ...
Article : 142 wordsLITHGOW, Friday.—The difficulty in regard to the ironworks tunnel has been settled. On Wednesday evening Mr. W. H. Delaney, secretary of the Ironworks Tunnel Lodge, ...
Article : 341 wordsNEWCASTLE, Friday.—In addressing the men at West Wallsend and Teralba to-day, Mr. M. Charlton, explained with very great care that the proposals that have been put forward ...
Article : 352 wordsMr. Mant, on behalf of the Attorney-General, Applied to Judge Heydon in the Industrial Court yesterday for leave under section 48 of the Industrial Disputes Act to prosecute Charles ...
Article : 95 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday. —To-morrow the "Argus," in its leader will say: "Australia asked Lord Kitchener for a soldier's report, and has received such an one as might have been ...
Article : 461 wordsLITHGOW, Friday.—Some trouble occurred at the Zig-Zag mine yesterday, and as a result other men are doing the wheeling to-day. Mr. J. D. Durie, manager of the mine, seen ...
Article : 144 wordsHELENSBURGH, Friday.—The refusal of the South Clifton men to allow Mr. Edmunds, chairman of the wages Board, to settle the dispute between them and the two men, Williamson and ...
Article : 145 wordsNEWCASTLE, Friday.—A large meeting, of miners in the Wallsend district was held at West Wallsend this morning. The object of the gathering was to place before the men the ...
Article : 425 wordsLAUNCESTON, Friday.—The New South Wales bowlers, who arrived yesterday afternoon, were officially welcomed by the president of the Tasmanian Bowling Association, Mr. G. T. ...
Article : 603 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—The revenue of the Melbourne Harbor Trust has been affected to the amount of £500 per week as the direct result of the coal strike, and the loss totals ...
Article : 55 wordsWOLLONGONG. Friday.--The various local collieries are now working, splendidly, but most of them have not got the full complement of miners: owing to many the men being away ...
Article : 297 wordsBROKEN-HILL, Friday.—Difficulty in connection with the employment of a non-union carpenter has arisen at the Junction mine. This morning 18 carpenters downed tools as ...
Article : 172 wordsThe Southern Wages Board sat again at Young-street yesterday, Mr. Edmonds presiding. Mr. Bromfield (instructed by Curtiss and Barry) appeared for the mine owners, and Mr. ...
Article : 439 wordsADELAIDE, Friday.—The P. and O. cargo steamer Candia, while being taken down channel last night, got on the eastern bank, and is stuck hard, and fast. She was drawing 19ft. 6in. ...
Article : 87 wordsMELBOURNE, Friday.—The Dowager Countess of Dudley had an interview with the Premier to-day relating to the bringing of domestic servants from Great Britain to Victoria. ...
Article : 114 wordsBARRABA, Friday.—A mysterious affair is reported from Coolah, between Burindi and Boggabri. Richard Potter reports that his brother William potter, aged 20, left the camp ...
Article : 111 wordsThe City Coroner held an inquiry yesterday into the death of Ellen M'Killop, or Ah Tow, who was found dead at the corner of Cook's River-road and Rickety-street, Botany, on ...
Article : 186 wordsBULLI, Friday.—The strike in the southern district, with the exception of Clifton's familiar dispute over its two recalcitrant union men, is now as dead as Julius Caesar, and all the ...
Article : 715 wordsThe following Interim award was declared by the Southern Collieries' Board yesterday afternoon in respect of the dispute between the Southern Colliery Proprietors' Association and ...
Article : 439 wordsADELAIDE, Friday.—The final wool sals of the season was held this afternoon for the purpose of clearing up the remnants of what had been a most successful year. Buying was ...
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Advertising : 139 wordsAt the Auckland Court to-day George Oliver was sentenced to ten years for attempting to murder hie wife by shooting her, at Kings land, on December 29. ...
Article : 35 wordsThe coat-lumpers after a three months' spell are to resume work again this morning. The conference between the representatives of the Coal Stevedores' Association and the ...
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The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), Sat 19 Feb 1910, Page 14
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