Mr. Seddon, the Premier .of New Zealand, lunched with Mr. Reld and other members of the Government, yesterday. During the morning Mr. Seddon drove round to the Botanical Gardens, the ...
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Article : 239 wordsThe weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply, and Sewerage was held on Wednesday. The quantity of water discharged into and out of the Prospect Reservoir during the week ending February 27 was given in ...
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Article : 248 wordsIt is stated with some authority that an English expedition to the South Pole has practically been decided upon. The promoters have been in communication with the Government on the ...
Article : 177 wordsThe Rev. A. J. Webb moved the following resolution as the first business of the evening:-- "That this conference, after deliberately weighing the addresses and discussions on the subject ...
Article : 501 wordsSir,—I read a paragraph in your Saturday's issue. in which it was stated that the board of directors of the Grand Lodge, U.A.O.D., intended applying to the Supreme Court for a pronibition ...
Article : 350 wordsThe scene in the House on Friday evening, when Sir Henry Howorth impeached his friends and leaders, Sir Matthew White Ridley and Mr. Balfour, anent the release of the dynamiters, ...
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Article : 279 wordsSir.--The Rifle Association are, l am glad to see, waking up to the fact that some representatives' from our forces should be present at the celebrations in London. I am certain once the ...
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Article : 75 wordsYesterday's matinee performance of "Matsa" at Her Majesty's attracted "a large audience. A day representation of "Shall. We Forgive Her" at the Theatre Royal-was also well attended. ...
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The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), Fri 5 Mar 1897, Page 6
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