SYDNEY, Thursday.—The case for the defence was opened to-day in the action by Bridget Mary Partridge, formerly known as Sister Liguori, who claims £5,000 ...
Article : 1,543 wordsPlay in the match between the Australians and Lancashire to-day was marked by extremely low scoring on both sides. Lancashire were dismissed for 92, and the ...
Article : 1,346 wordsContinuing his speech before the Imperial Conference on Tuesday, on the need for improved communications by sea, land land air between Great Britain and the ...
Article : 2,352 wordsWhile no official truce has been arranged, it is considered in well-informed circles that the Dublin conference has paved the way for a very definite understanding on ...
Article : 589 wordsA serious view is taken in commercial and business circles of the effect of the proposed anti-dumping duties tabled in the House of Representatives on Wednesday ...
Article : 549 wordsFrom figures made available yesterday by the Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board, it is evident that while there will be no surplus for distribution among ...
Article : 553 wordsThe British Tradeship Ltd. has just been registered as a company in Landon. It proposes to build n special vessel to serve as a floating exhibition of British ...
Article : 94 wordsAt a meeting of the Federal Nationalist party, held yesterday with the Acting Prime Ministert (Sir Joseph Cook) in the chair, the Principal matter discussed was ...
Article : 118 wordsA message from Reval states that the Soviet generalissimo issued orders to the Red troops before their departure for the Pamir borders of Afghanistan and India in ...
Article : 152 wordsSYDNEY, Thursday.—The hearing was continued to-day, before Mr. Justice Pring and a jury of the case in which John Henry Davidson, formerly secretary to the ...
Article : 416 wordsSir,—The effect of the Anti-Dumping Bill, if passed, will undoubtedly be much worse than you predict. When the Customs department, on its own initiative, ...
Article : 219 wordsA schoolmistress named Teresa McAnuff was shot dead at her mother's home in Nowry (county Down). Armed men demanded to see her brother, whom they ...
Article : 171 wordsA committee representing all the Labour interests, including the Parliamentary Labour party, has been engaged in formulating a scheme for the nationalisation of the wool ...
Article : 217 wordsIndignation has been aroused among residents of Burnley by the action of the Richmond City Council in enclosing about eight acres of the Richmond Park for the ...
Article : 405 wordsMr. Massey emphasised the paucity of news from the Dominions in the British press, which was inadequate for the education of the people of Great Britain on ...
Article : 390 wordsAmong the passengers brought to Melbourne yesterday from London by the Orient liner Osterley were about 70 new settlers, who were transferred from the ...
Article : 372 wordsSerious riots have occurred at Aligarh (united provinces of India), necessitating the summo[?]ing of troops from Agra. The conviction of a political, prisoner resulted ...
Article : 126 wordsNo bannnas were brought to Melbourne by the A.U.S.N. Company's steamer Levuka, which arrived yesterday on her last trip from Fiji. The only cargo was 229 tons ...
Article : 240 wordsAt the National Railway Union conference, a motion by the executive to remove the general secretary (Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P.) from control, was defeated by 57 ...
Article : 191 wordsMemories of the splendid resistance of the Australian soldiers at Villers-Bretonneux (which culminated in August, 1918, in the overthrow of the Hindenburg troops) ...
Article : 448 words"In deciding that it was inopportune at present to increase the salary of its chairman of committees, the Legislative Council set an example in economy which ...
Article : 201 wordsIn the annual report for 1919-20, laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly yesterday, the Forests Commission stated that the total wooded area in Victoria ...
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Article : 79 wordsBankrupt[?]ies in Germany for the halfyear to June 30 numbered 1,573, compared with 447 for the same period of 1920. The increse is ascribed to falling prices, ...
Article : 206 wordsThe Emigration Committee reported favourably on the Govoernment proposals. Australia and New Zealand are willing to co-operate with the British Government ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Fri 8 Jul 1921, Page 7
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