It was pointed out to-day by the Prime Minister (Mr. Cook) (Hint inquiries have revealed the fact that Australia is uncommonly well situated as regards food ...
Article : 89 wordsSpeaking at te local authorities' lancheon at Redcliffe yesterday, the Home Secretary {Hon. J. o. Appel) said that in view of the terrible calnmity that and ...
Article : 452 wordsA meeting of the Federal Executive Council was held to-day, and subsequently of the previous day in relation to granting "days of grace" to the enemies" ...
Article : 355 wordsAlthough the Australian citizen army is only two years old the organisation is already so complete that the purtial mobilisation now taking place in this State ...
Article : 87 wordsThe German-Australian liner Oherhausen is now loading 750,000 feet of timber at Port IInon for a South African port. Directly on the official ...
Article : 153 wordsA demonstration which or its display of patriotic enthusiasm and its unbrideled manifestation of loyalts is almost without paraleel in ...
Article : 149 wordsReen microst in being manifested by the local citizens in the European crisis, and the arrival of the "Courier" and the "Observer" is eagerly awaited by large ...
Article : 316 words"I noticed a statement in the Press to-day to the effect that the price of floor has been raised without justification,” said the Premier. (Sir Alexander ...
Article : 91 wordsThe Assembly suspended the Standing Orders to pass through all stages a Bill to provent the cornering of food requirements during war time. The Premier ...
Article : 339 wordsThe Norwegian Largue from intended leaving for South America with 3000 tons of coal, but when her agents applied for a clearance they were informed that the ...
Article : 74 wordsOur arrangements for issuing War Specials whenever the news warrants it has been deeply appreciated by the public. We are exercising every care to publish ...
Article : 61 wordsThe coastal steamer Wakala, on entering Lyttelton, failed to stop for examination when signalled, and a shot was fired over her bows from Fort Jervois. It is ...
Article : 53 wordsThe authorities have taken adequate steps to prevent the two German steamers —Cannstadt and Prinz Signsmund—from leaving port during hostilities. In the ...
Article : 353 wordsBy virtue of the declaration of war communication between the State and the cally ceases Dr. Hirschield for something like eight years has held this responsible ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 65 wordsThe Union steamship Company announces "that the intended departure of its steamships Atua and Tofua for the Pacific Islands and New Zealand has ...
Article : 58 wordsA special general meeting of the Royal Queensland Yaoht Club was held last night to consider what steps the club should take in offering service to the ...
Article : 245 wordsThe Second Company of the Australian Garrison Artillery has received orders to mobilise at Lytton to-morrow. Capt. Bonham, who is chief assistant at the ...
Article : 132 wordsOver 180 cadets of 7A area, students at the Boys' Central State School, under Captain Merrell, were drawn up on the Central Statsion platform yesterday. ...
Article : 90 wordsWith a view to preventing a repetition of the riotous conduct displayed towards foreigners by young raffians on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, the police ...
Article : 60 wordsPortion of the Orley Battalion of the Peel-street drill shed last evening. Every man was accounted for, and 98 per cent. 8th Infantry Regiment mobilised at ...
Article : 190 wordsAt the Local Authorities’ outing on the Lucinda yesterday the Home Secretary made reference to the position of the German population of Queensland, "May ...
Article : 147 wordsThe Town Hall, Brisbane, was the scene of unusual activity throughout yesterday, large numbers of men attending and enrolling their names as volunteers ...
Article : 109 wordsA drunken sailor, from the training ship Tingira yesterday evening attacked Abraham Cliffe, a shopkeeper in Georgestreet, City. Yelling “death to ...
Article : 155 wordsMr. Harry Keesing (representing Mr. "Snowy" Baker) yesterday waited on the Mayor of Brisbane and offered the use of the Brisbane Stadium free of charge ...
Article : 41 wordsBoth Houses of Parliament met to-day and carried resolutions in favour of sending an expeditionary force in aid of Great Britain. ...
Article : 32 wordsAbout 350 German residents of Hamilton and district assembled last night to proclaim their loyalty to the British throne. The meeting was called by ...
Article : 174 wordsThe German steamer Grifswald arrived from Bremen this morning, and was placed under arrest by the naval authorities. She was spoken off Rottnest by the ...
Article : 146 wordsA ready response was Trade to the appeal by the Automobile Club for registration by members who were willing to place their cars at the disposal of the ...
Article : 23 words"There has been a magnificent and patriotic demonstration on all hands by those desirous of assisting in the work of assisting in the work of the Australian ...
Article : 608 wordsMr. Henry Biggs writes: Sir,—Not knowing exactly who to address in this matter, I should be pleased if you let it be known to the proper authorities that ...
Article : 91 wordsThe Queensland naval authorities are still calling out the reserves, and are mobilising quietly but gradually. ...
Article : 18 wordsAt the request of the Cheif Secretary, representing the Ministry, the Governor has sent a cablegram to the Imperial authorities expressing loyalty to the ...
Article : 64 wordsIntense excitment was manifested last night at the farewell to F Company, Kennedy Infantry, who ge North to-day. A crowd filled the hall, ...
Article : 686 wordsAt a meeting of directors of Perkins and Company, Limited, held yesterday, it was unanimously decided that if any of the employees are called to the colours ...
Article : 44 wordsThe call of war is removing temporarily from the ranks of the Public Service many well-known faces—men who have promonly answered the sammons to arms. The ...
Article : 159 wordsAn -armed escort of naval men has been placed on board the German steamer Scharzlets, which has been seized at Port Adelaide as a war prize. There have been ...
Article : 124 wordsThe first operations in the mobilisation of the metropolitan troops to reinforce the garrisons at Queenscliff, Point Nepean, and Swan Island forts ...
Article : 35 wordsENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS, A very large crowd gathered outside the Courier Building last night awaiting the publication of the "Observer" ...
Article : 82 wordsEight members of- the Riffle Club left for Cairca this morning under mobilisation orders, and five others are to go on Saturday. ...
Article : 30 wordsSecretary H. C. Moore will leave by the Tango Maru this afternoon for Thursday Island, taking with him letter writing convenience, literature, and general ...
Article : 166 wordsTo-day the captains of coasting vessels have been instructed by the firing of shots across their bows from the guns at South Head that there is the ...
Article : 218 wordsMr. Edwin Price, organiser of the band carnival, advises that there is no foundation for a rumour which has come to his cars that the band carnival will be ...
Article : 62 wordsA warning with regard to the risks run by merchantmen now at sea was given by the Federal Attorney-General yesterday, Sir William Irvino said: ...
Article : 190 wordsThe committee of the Queensland branch of the Old Melburnian Society has decided to postpone the annual dinner, which was to be held to-morrow, ...
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Advertising : 601 wordsIt is announced that the Collector of Customs greaterday received secret information to be given to agents of art British oversea ships. The information ...
Article : 36 wordsThe medical students at the Adeiaids Hospital have offered their services to the Army Medical Corps. ...
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