The Chairman of the Central Board of Health (Dr. Ramsay Smith) stated on Thursday night that the patient (No. 43), who had been dangerously ill in the ...
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Article : 296 wordsA second death from pneumonic innu[?] has been reported in New South Wales. The victim was a man, who died at Bulli last night. Altogether 72 definite ...
Article : 292 wordsThe imperial authorities take the gravest view of the strike deadlock. There is this morning no immediate prospect of ...
Article : 323 wordsWhen the Royal Commission on the Wheat and Rura Industries met at Parliament House on Thursday morning the Chairman (Mr. Angus,.M.P.) said he had ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 451 wordsThe representative Paris of the a Australian Press Association (Mr. Fraser) writes:—President Wilson expects to return to Paris towards the end of March, when the work of the various commissions ...
Article : 262 wordsThe Paris correspondent of the 'London Daily Express declares that Australian irritation regarding, the provisional arrangement with regard to the German colonies ...
Article : 66 wordsMr. Hughes, interviewed by the representative in Paris of the Australian Press Association (Mr. Fraser), said, while the constitution, scope, and authority of the ...
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Article : 227 wordsThe Berne correspondent of me Morning Post, in his report of the International Socialist Conference, says:—Mr. Arthur" Henderson, M.P., in his speech, said the ...
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Article : 205 wordsThe paralysis of the steamdriven railways began ab midnight. A number of drivers and other employes on the London and South-Weatern and London and ...
Article : 395 wordsA box containing new bank notes, which came out in the Ruahine, for the National Bank of New Zealand, has been pillaged. Some of the notes, winch ,are ...
Article : 82 wordsThe Solicitor—General (Sir Gordon Hewort), in behalf of the ,responsibilites for the war committee, has made a brief statement." The committee, he says, has ...
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Article : 79 wordsDavid Morris (33), Albert Reakes (25) and David Harold Davis, who all state that their birthplace was Victoria, were to—day committed for trial on a charge ...
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Advertising : 83 wordsThe Supreme Council further heare Greek claims to—day, when M. Venezelos made a statement regarding Greek in tercets in Asia Minor. A resolution ...
Article : 129 wordsOwing to the influenza epidemic, the camp of training for units of the Citizen Forces, which was to have begun on February 18, has been cancelled. Consideration ...
Article : 78 wordsThe London newspapers are difficulties of making the mandatory system a reality. They ask whether all the members of the League of Nations will ...
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Advertising : 195 wordsWith reference to the underground railway stoppage, the Electrical Trades Union has agreed that the executive shall-meet Sir Albert Stanley to—day. Meanwhile, the ...
Article : 127 wordsThe Barrier remains "clean," although every precaution is still being taken. Rumours of a local case to—day were officially contradicted. Although the ...
Article : 137 wordsThe Greek Premier (31. Venezelos) im-pressed on the Peace Conference Committee that the Greeks made no claim to Consitantinople, nor for territory bordering ...
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Advertising : 187 wordsThe Daily Chronicle asserts that 7,000 London hotel workers have decided upon an immediate strike, and demand an eight hours day, and the abolition of the system ...
Article : 119 wordsThe troops from the transport Aeneas disembarked at Melbourne on Wednesday, bat are being detained there owing to quarantine restrictions. ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Fri 7 Feb 1919, Page 7
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