The accounts of the Municipal Tramways Crust for the half-year to July 31, which are published in this week's Government Gazette, show a further substantial growth ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 533 wordsWhen the Parliamentary staff of The Daily Telegraph appeared at Parliament this afternoon they were refused admission it the instance of the Speaker, Owing to ...
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Article : 153 wordsIn the Assembly to-day Mr. Prendergast moved the second reading of the Alderman Abolition Bill, and consideration was deferred until September 26. The House at ...
Article : 40 wordsIn the Assembly to-day, the Industrial Peace Bill was further considered in committee. Mr. Adamson moved the omission of clause 6—"Constitution of ...
Article : 165 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly to-day Mr. J. E. Mackey moved the second reading of the Custody of Children BilL He said the vide object of the measure was to bring ...
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Article : 238 wordsAt the memorial service to the late Gen. Booth in the Olympia building there was a vast attendance. It was estimated that 20,000 people were present. , ...
Article : 253 wordsThe Assembly passed the Shearers' Accommodation Bill, which snacks that squatters, where eight hands are employed, must provide sleeping chambers containing not ...
Article : 110 wordsThe hearing of the Vend appeal was continued to-day in the Highcourt. Mr. Mitchell, K. C., continuing his address in behalf of the appellants, traced the negotiations ...
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Article : 288 wordsIn connection with the Bill introduced by the Federal Government for the right-to make a survey for a railway from Pine Creek to the Catherine River, Rp. Gordon ...
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Article : 48 wordsA solemn public service in memory, of the late Gen. Booth was held in the Exhibition Hall to-night. The Governor (Sir W. Macgreeor) presided' over a crowded ...
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Article : 263 wordsAn explosion occurred aboard the Associated Oil Company's steamer Rosicranz. The vessel was wrecked and sank. Her crew jumped into the water and swam ...
Article : 45 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly this afternoon Mr. Wade gave notice of a motion of censure qn the Government in connection with the proposed appointment of ...
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Article : 66 wordsThe South African Cricket Association has notified its approval of the proposed scheme of inter-Imperial cricket matches as outlined in the particulars announced the ...
Article : 33 wordsThe Legislative Council to-day resolved on a motion by Mr. Gawler, that the Hare Spence system of proportional representation be adopted by Western Australia. Mr. ...
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Article : 33 wordsYorkshire beat Somerset to-day by an innings and 130 runs, and thereby secured the first-class county championship. Hirst took 12 wickets for 67. ...
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Article : 99 wordsThe Commonwealth Wireless Expert (Mr. Baisillie) will go to Adelaide nest week in order to bine up the station which has just been constructed there. It will then be ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Fri 30 Aug 1912, Page 7
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