A work of considerable interest to the travelling public is engaging the attention of the Railway Commissioners. From time to time the danger of swinging doors has ...
Article : 392 wordsHigh Water This Day.—3.8 a.m., 3.23 p.m. May 5.—9 a.m.: Wind N., fresh; weather dull, fine; barometer, [?]9.95. 1 p.m.: Wind N., fresh; weather dull, fine; barometer, 29.90. 4 p.m.: Wind ...
Article : 794 wordsThe decision of the Health and Agricultureal departments to hold a special investigation throughout the state into the conditions of the production of milk, as ...
Article : 340 wordsFigures submitted at a meeting of the Queen's Memorial Infections Diseases Hospital committee yesterday showed that from October, 1908, to May 4, 1909, there had ...
Article : 356 wordsThe preparation of a new amending Meat Supervision Bill is now engaging the attention of the Board of Public Health. It is intended to introduce the bill during ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 606 wordsRejected letters cannot be returned under any circumstances whatever. Correspondents are advised to keep copies of their letters, as this rule will be adhered to strictly. ...
Article : 109 wordsLike many another dilettante in politics, Mr. Donald Mackinnon, M.L.A., lives in a pleasant intellectual sphere, lifted above all opinions save his own. ...
Article : 3,530 wordsBALLARAT, Wednesday.—The question as to whether the present standard of 3.5 of fatty solids for milk should be adhered to was under consideration by the Board ...
Article : 366 wordsBALLARAT, Wednesday.—A return submitted to the Board of Health, which met at Ballarat to-day, showed that for the fortnight ended May 1 there had been 105 ...
Article : 207 wordsWith a view to giving their officers the necessary power to eject from smoking carriages passengers who should travel in other compartments, the Railway ...
Article : 169 wordsArrived.—May 5—3 p.m.: Ketch, outside. Sailed.—May 5—Reno. for Palmouth; Van Spilbergen, for Batavia; Kyarra, for Adelaide; Manuka, for The Blutf. ...
Article : 672 wordsAlthough the rain at Warrnainbool interfered with the racing, it did not prevent "The Australasian" photographer securing sufficient pictures to fill two pages ...
Article : 819 wordsSir,—Why has a lady less right to use a smoking compartment than a man who does not smoke. I come to the city almost every morning by the same train, ...
Article : 84 wordsSir,—One of your correspondents complained about women travelling in smoking carriages on the Brighton line. Please look at the facts. At each end of the train ...
Article : 144 wordsMembers of the Board of Public Health paid a visit to Ballarat yesterday to inquire into the proposal to extend the Ballarat meat area. At present only a ...
Article : 150 wordsA proposal has been made to the Pacific Cable Board by the Postmaster-General (Mr. Thomas, with the object of reducing the cost of certain classes of messages. The ...
Article : 128 wordsFurther interesting evidence was given on the management of the Improved Small Holdings branch, before the sub-committee of the Cabinet yesterday. Mr. T. ...
Article : 719 wordsWARRNAMBOOL, Wednesday.—The losses sustained by some of the local butchers consequent upon the condemnation of careases, or portions of careases, at the ...
Article : 287 wordsAt 10 minutes to 10 last evening Albert Herbert Henry, proprictor of a motor garage, Glenhuntly-road, Elsternwick, reported at the South Melbourne police ...
Article : 224 wordsAt the City Court yesterday Patrick Michael Kerrigan, importer, was charged, on the information of the Rev. J. B. Ronald, with having committed perjury in ...
Article : 321 wordsThe Ulimaroa, of the Huddari, Parker line, is due at Hobart from New Zealand ports to-day. She may be expected to resume her passage to Melbourne during the evening, arriving here on ...
Article : 645 wordsThe accounts of the revenue and expenditure of the state of Victoria for the first three quarters of the present financial year, which ends on June 30, show that up to ...
Article : 120 wordsOn Monday night, as reported in yesterday's issue of "The Argus," statements were made to the South Richmond police that a man and woman had been seen to carry a ...
Article : 269 wordsAt the request of the masters of the Associated Public Schools, Lieutenant Shackleton has kindly consented to repeat his lecture this afternoon at the Glaciarium. ...
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Article : 49 wordsNORFOLK ISLAND, Wednesday.— H.M.S. Prometheus arrived from Sydney with the mail yesterday morning. She leaves this afternoon for the Islands. A ...
Article : 72 wordsJames Millar, of Graham-street. Port Melbourne, storekeeper. Causes of insolvency—General falling- off in business and pressure of creditors. Liabilities, £1,743 ...
Article : 63 wordsWilcannia (Lund's Blue Anchor) arrived at 'Durban, May 4. Scharnhorst (Nordde[?]tscher-Lloyd) left Suez for Australia May 3. ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Thu 6 May 1909, Page 4
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