It is rumored at Ottawa that the British Government contemplates offering the poet of Governor-General of United South Africa to Sir Wilfrid Leaner, the Premier ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 768 wordsThe Pall Mall Gazette, discussing in a leading article the Prime Minister's statement of defence proposals, heartily congratulates the Imperial Defence Conference ...
Article : 161 wordsMr. A. S. Brown (chief officer of the steamer Madura, now at Bunbury) has an interesting theory regarding the where abouts of the missing Waratah. The ...
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Article : 824 words"French by birth and British by citizenship" is Sir Wilfrid Laurier's summing-up of himself. It has been said that he would not claim to be a great statesman: he is ...
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Article : 183 wordsMr. Birrell's Irish Land Bill passed through the committee stage in the House of Commons on Friday. ...
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Article : 618 wordsMr. Lloyd-George's Development Grants Bill, introduced into the House of Commons on Thursday, has been dubbed by Unionist critics as "The Electorate Bribery Bill." ...
Article : 152 wordsThe Minister for Defence (Mr. Joseph. Cook), speaking yesterday regarding the results achieved by the Imperial Defence Conference in naval matters, said:—"The ...
Article : 404 wordsThe story of the French barque Gael's misfortune and of the subsequent experiences of the recovered boat was interestingly told in a compromise between English ...
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Article : 767 wordsThe Minister for Defence, referring to the Imperial general staff, said:—"We for the first time are about to become really responsible for our defence. It will involve ...
Article : 106 wordsThe amended scheme for liquor licences submited by the Government includes proposals for considerable reductions in the duties in respect to hotels, restaurants ...
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Article : 263 wordsFive branches of the Methodist Church will be represented at the Methodist Assembly, to be held in October, in October, to discuss the practicability of organic ...
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Article : 543 wordsCardinal Moran said to-day that the controversy had ranged around the Dreadnoughts. In this the Australian patriots seemed to have ...
Article : 174 wordsA fearful colliery accident is reported from Glamorganshire, in Wales. At the Naval Colliery, in Pen-y-Craig, the cable used for hauling, snapped when the ...
Article : 68 wordsShortly after noon on Saturday Alexander Stewart, chief inspector of the Queensland National Bank, was found in his office Kitting behind a screen with a revolver shot ...
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Article : 371 words"I am not sure that the arrangement arrived at by the Imperial Defence Conference means an Australian Navy at all, "said the Federal Opposition Leader (Mr. ...
Article : 338 wordsIt has been ascertained that steamers from St. Petersburg, where an epidemic of cholera baa been raging, carried the infection to the Dutch port of Rotterdam, at ...
Article : 52 wordsThe British firms of underwriters record losses estimated at £1,000,000 caused by shipping disasters during the mouth of August. ...
Article : 33 wordsAn advertisement announces that "Miss Gamble, a competent and trained infant school teacher," has been appointed to the control of the Fellenberg Infant School ...
Article : 157 wordsThere was great activity with the show preparations in the grounds of the Royal Agricultural Society yesterday. Nearly 1,000 people were engaged at one ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Mon 30 Aug 1909, Page 5
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