On Sunday Mr. George Jeffrey, of Bagot, Shakes. & Lewis, Limited, returned to Adelaide from Sydney, where he had attended the wool sales with the object of getting ...
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Advertising : 31 wordsThe attention of the State Governments has again been directed by the Federal Government to the question of immigration. In July Mr. Wade wrote to the Prime ...
Article : 392 wordsThe coastal steamer Warrentina went ashore at 9 o'clock on Saturday night at Whales Head, on the west coast. All hands wens saved. The Warrentina, which ...
Article : 208 wordsThe New South Wales Cricket Association discussed tonight certain recommendation by the executive regarding allowances to players. These were eventually ...
Article : 308 wordsFrom W. P. Jackson, Secretary Boot Trade Federation:—"I notice a letter from the secretary of the Eight Hours Celebration Union, in which he appeals to the ...
Article : 151 wordsFrom "Lover of Music":—"Permit me to ask the football authorities to favour the public next Saturday with a band of music on the Oval. It would be appreciated by all who attend." ...
Article : 36 wordsFrom "N. Agenoc":—"The announcement that the Premier intends to introduce legislation to provide Wages Boards for shop assistants and others has brought joy to ...
Article : 536 wordsFrom "One Who Knows," East Adelaide:—"I don't understand why Mr. Homburg should advocate the immigration of more workers while so many here are unable to ...
Article : 332 wordsA meeting of shareholders of the Wheal Ellen Goldmining Company is to be held at an early date to bear statements from the directors and officials of the company ...
Article : 61 wordsIt was proposed that on Wednesday the Legislative Assembly should consider the resolutions passed at the last Premiers' Conference with regard to the financial ...
Article : 69 wordsFrom "E. Klauger," Mile-End:—"In The Register of September 17 appeared a notification that the Hon. G. Brookman, M.L.C.. presented a petition on behalf of ...
Article : 299 wordsAt the annual meeting of the Victorian Cricket Association tonight the President (Mr. Donald Mackinnon. M.L.A.) said that he hoped this season cricket would be seen ...
Article : 219 words"Thelma."—It would be advisable usually to wait for the "at-home" day, but an earlier call might be more convenient to the hostess. ...
Article : 86 wordsThe third interstate conference of the M.U.I.O.F. commenced its sittings this morning. Delegates were present from Victoria. New South Wales. Tasmania, and ...
Article : 164 wordsA most enjoyable concert was given by members of the Elder Conservatorium staff at that institution on Monday night. The programme was novel in that it included ...
Article : 224 wordsThis afternoon John Willis, a fisherman, reported to the police that he had just returned with his boat after a terrible experience. On Tuesday night he and ...
Article : 203 wordsFrom "Samuel Dixon":—"The facts published in The Register on September 17 regarding this important question entitles the committee of the fauna and flora ...
Article : 630 wordsA very careful writer recently contributed a series of papers to the Munsey, Magazine, New York, on the strains in America—English, Irish, Scotch, German, ...
Article : 827 wordsAt the first meeting of the new commitee, held on Monday night, the following officers were appointed:—Chairman Mr. B. Y. Serymgour; selection Committee ...
Article : 218 wordsFlora "An Elector":—"According to Hansard of the 1901 session, page 740, in committee, Mr. T. Price moved that the following new clause be inserted:—The ...
Article : 900 wordsDuring the absence of the proprietor of the National Hotel, Plane Creek, Mackay, on Saturday evening, a drawer containing about £320 Tvas removed. It was found empty in an adjacent paddock. ...
Article : 35 wordsFrom "One of the Originators":—"The interesting account of the growth and progress of the Adelaide Liedertafel, as given in The Register of September 17. is ...
Article : 395 wordsA few days ago a party of the field naturalists' club caught three large yellow-billed terns. When the contents of the stomachs were examined it was found that they had ...
Article : 79 wordsThe postal regulation requiring that postcards embellished with tinsel and suchlike substances shall be enclosed in envelopes has been extended to embrace cards with ...
Article : 187 wordsThe members of the Lyric Club turned out in good force on Saturday evening to hear Mr. Y. de Giorgio's pianoforte recital. Music lovers were indeed given a ...
Article : 224 wordsThe Minister for Lands, speaking at a gathering at Dalby on Saturday, said he had concluded an arrangement the other day with a company, or syndicate, which ...
Article : 104 wordsThe annual meeting was held at the Norwood Hotel, Parade, Norwood, on Monday evening. Sir Edwin Smith (Patron) was in the chair, and there was an excellent attendance. The report. ...
Article : 1,515 wordsAt the meeting of the Hindraarsh Council a fortnight ago Cr. James moved that in conjunction with the next municipal elections in December a poll of ratepayers ...
Article : 693 wordsThe Lands Titles Commission met again at the deputation room. Victoria square on Monday afternoon. Present—Mr. Justice Homburg (Chairman). Commissioner ...
Article : 633 wordsAt the University this evening Mr. Frederick Bevan will give the second lecture of his course on the abovementioned subject. Musical illustrations will be given ...
Article : 54 wordsKain has again fallen over a large portion of the State. It vas generally light, and in many place was associated with had. Midwinter conditions prevail; with snow on ...
Article : 44 wordsFrom "E. Elkan," Semaphore:—"The Ne[?]e Freie Press, the leading newspaper of Vienna, publishes the following article from its London correspondent:—London, ...
Article : 507 wordsSir—Having waited for a week for Mr. Roberts to prove to me that my statements were misleading and contrary to fact, also for his reply as to whether toe assertion. ...
Article : 566 wordsFrom "Dissolution of Parliament":—"Owing to the artificial rise in wages through Wages Boards and other legislation, every one is far worse off than when ...
Article : 526 wordsThe Vickery mission settlement premises, which extend from Pitt street and include the Lyceum Theatre, were ...
Article : 86 wordsCaroline McKeown sued the Railway Commissioners to recover £1,000 as com[?] for injuries sustained in an electric [?] at Bondi on Easter Monday. ...
Article : 93 wordsAn important Ministerial statement on the subject of narrow-gauge railways was made today. "During the past two years," said the Minister for Works to a ...
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Advertising : 200 wordsAccording to a cable message received from Capt. Dowme, the Aeon is resting at Chrismas Inland, where she cannot possibly be got off. The lower holds are full of ...
Article : 187 wordsFrom "Very Curious":—"The Government has recently appointed to a position in the Outer Harbour office at a salary of £200 per ennum, a dark engaged in a ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Tue 22 Sep 1908, Page 6
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