Strikes and lockouts always seem easier of settlement to the onlooker than they do to the participants in such industrial struggles. Mr. W. A. ...
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Article : 121 wordsMr. James Huddart has been invited to make Queenstown and Milford Haven the English ports of call for his steamers. He has replied that up to the present no ...
Article : 276 wordsPresident Peixoto, of Brazil, insists upon an unconditional surrender of the insurgents. The forts have opened fire upon the ...
Article : 247 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly to-day the Bill for prohibiting the immigration of aliens, criminals, lunatics, and other undesirable persona was read a first ...
Article : 621 wordsIt is the general impression in political circles that it is Lord Rosebery's intention to approach the question of Home Rule in a federal spirit, and as part of a ...
Article : 831 wordsAt the instance of the Premier the Health Department is now taking steps to have adequate means of egress provided at the metropolitan theatres and ...
Article : 326 wordsThe Pastoralists' Union of Now South Wales has issued a notice to shearers that they will make no engagements for the coming season under the shearing ...
Article : 69 wordsThe Premier (Mr. Patterson) had a long interview to-day with Mr. Kingston, the Premier of South Australia, who is visiting Melbourne. The questions of ...
Article : 116 wordsH.M.S. Crescent, which left for Australia last week and had to put back owing to an accident which occurred to the machinery when proceeding down ...
Article : 93 wordsAt the inquest on the body of the man known as Captain W. J. Parkhurst, who was killed by a fall from the fourth to the second story of the Central Coffee Palace ...
Article : 232 wordsSir—Greater interest perhaps attaches to the coming elections for the Legislative coUncil than has attached to any which have yet taken place. The question at issue ...
Article : 696 wordsThe quantity of wheat and flour afloat to the United Kingdom is now 3,292,000 qrs. The quantity of wheat and flour afloat ...
Article : 35 wordsBroken Hill Proprietary shares are now quoted at £2 6s. 3d. ...
Article : 19 wordsAs usual, great interest is being taken in the annual boat race between Oxford and Cambridge. The latest betting is 7 to 2 on Oxford. ...
Article : 36 wordsBar silver is now quoted at 2s. 31 5/6d. per oz., a decrease of 1 1/6d. per oz. on the lost quotation. ...
Article : 26 wordsThe money market is hardening owing to increased demands. Three months' bills are now quoted at 1½ per cent, discount. ...
Article : 26 wordsThe scene which occurred in the Presbyterian Assembly last night, when the Rev. T. J. Curtis designated the statements made by Mr. Laverty as a ...
Article : 212 wordsThe rates collected by municipalities and shires last year amounted to £80,599, and the endowment available for Divioinnal Boards is £32,500 ...
Article : 172 wordsThe following are the latest quotations :—Australian Agricultural Company, £76 10s. ...
Article : 61 wordsThe debate on the no-confidencemotion moved by Sir Edward Braddon was brought to a close this evening, with the result that the Government obtained 19. ...
Article : 57 wordsMembers of the Exchange Club entertained Sir Henry Parkes. During the proceedings the visitor was presented with a walking-stick composed of some of ...
Article : 65 wordsFrom Melbourne—Loch Mond, ship, sailed November 10, via Geelong December 3. From Newcastle—Gulf of Venice, ...
Article : 56 wordsRain, which has fallen intermittently since Monday, set in steadily last night, accompanied by a heavy gale, and it is still raining a downpour. For the ...
Article : 120 wordsMessrs. Whitney have offered to supply the Government with a million and a half rounds of ammunition per annum for five years. ...
Article : 65 wordsA telegram received by the Mines Department from the Warden of the Southern Cross states that good rainshave fallen there this morning, and apparently ...
Article : 253 wordsA fire broke out six miles from Wilcannia on the residence of a selector named Ewan, who has an irrigation farm. The wooden building and furniture. ...
Article : 112 wordsThe railway earnings last year were £152,000, and for the previous year £177,000. The expenditure last year was £136,000, and for the previous year ...
Article : 52 wordsSir—At the "New Social Era" meeting in the Town Hall you report the Rev. G. K. Wheatley to have said—"It had been said by the author of a pamphlet 'About Land' that ...
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Article : 61 wordsThe need of a reduction in ocean freights on produce was discussed at a meeting of shareholders in the Central Queensland West Export Company ...
Article : 188 wordsRains have again set in, coming from the westward. The Tsinan left for southern ports yesterday. ...
Article : 101 wordsA letter has just been received from Arthur Brittlebank, formerly a photographer of Albury, who was one of the first to join the New Australia Settlement. ...
Article : 119 wordsThe complaint of unprofessional conduct against T. W. Feild Barrett, barrister and solicitor, was to-day brought under the notice of Mr. ...
Article : 135 wordsAn action was commenced in the County Court to-day before Judge Chomley in which Henry Thomas Stuart, of Carlton, agent, sued the Evening ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Thu 15 Mar 1894, Page 5
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