High Water This Day.—6.26 a.m.; 6.45 p.m. April 4.-9 a.m.: Wind S., light; weather, fine, clear; barometer, 30.10. 1 p.m.: Wind S., light; weather, fine, clear; barometer, 30.05. 4 p.m.; ...
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Advertising : 550 wordsIn the gales which recently swept the New Zealand coast, an exceptionally trying ordeal befell the steamer Flora, of the Union line, which until several months ago was a regular trader between ...
Article : 180 words"New Zealand had endeavoured to solve the land settlement difficulty," said Mr. Swinburne, in the course of his Camberwell speech, "with a graduated land tax and ...
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Article : 204 wordsCoal produced at Westport, New Zealand, is almost exclusively used by war-ships of the Australian squadron. The Union liner Hawea, which arrived in Hobson's Bay last night from that ...
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Article : 109 wordsThe following is the draft scheme for the proposed Imperial cricket contests in 1909. The Boar of Control for Australian cricket has not yet dealt with the matter, but will ...
Article : 60 wordsThree mail steamers are expected to arrive at Port Melbourne this morning. They are the Mongolia, of the P. and O. line, from London; the Roon, of the German line, from Bremen; and the ...
Article : 73 wordsState Ministers may be assured that sympathetic consideration will be given to any proposals to promote closer settlement in place of the system of ...
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Article : 592 wordsEngland, Australia, and South Africa shall play [?]ach six test matches in England in 1909, each playing the other three matches. It is suggested that a method ...
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Article : 316 words1. A cricketer who has played in a repre= sentative match for a country can never play for any other country. 2. Qualification by Birth.—A cricketer, ...
Article : 79 wordsBALLARAT, Saturday.—The exciting experience of the aeronaut Dinaldi yesterday served to attract another large crowd to the City Oval this afternoon, when his ...
Article : 657 wordsWithin the past two days six cruisers of the Australian squadron have taken their departure from Hobson's Bay for Sydney. The last of the batch to go was the ...
Article : 951 wordsThe Kiel, of the German Australian line, arrived here on Saturday afternoon from Hamburg and Ant[?] werp via South African ports. She berthed up the river to land consignments of general cargo. ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Mon 6 Apr 1908, Page 6
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