Articles from page 5: Previous page Next page
-
Please wait. Loading browse data...
-
LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
The breakaway of Argentina from the Amenably of the League of Nations need not for the present be accepted too seriously. The main danger lies ...
Article : 287 words -
SOUTH AFRICA.
Addressing his constituents the Prime Minister of South Africa (Gen. Smuts) made a great speech, in which he outlined the policy of the new party. After ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 204 words -
ENGLAND V. AN AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.
The knowledge that the cricket match between England and an Australian Eleven would almost certainly end in a draw lessened the general interest, and there ...
Article : 1,000 words -
DUTIES AND EXCHANGE.
A customs case of far-reaching importance to importers and the business community generally was dealt with to-day by the High Court. For a long time the ...
Article : 360 words -
PEACE BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
The Acting President of the Sinn Fein in Ireland (Father O'Flannagan) has telegraphed to the Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George):—"You state that you are ...
Article : 127 words -
EULOGY ON CANBERRA.
At Queanbeyan this evening the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) addressed a crowded audience on the occasion of the presentation of a walking stick to ...
Article : 290 words -
TEST TEAM FORECASTS.
The first test match of the present cricket season between the English and Australian elevens will be started in Sydney on December 17. Speculation is, ...
Article : 335 words -
NORTH-SOUTH RAILWAY.
Some weeks ago the Premier (Mr. Theodore) said it was likely that he would reopen negotiations with the Federal Government in the interests of a scheme for ...
Article : 207 words -
"HANDS FREE" ORDER.
A proclamation has been posted throughout the Macroom area, announcing that as members of the Crown forces have been foully murdered by apparently innocuous ...
Article : 63 words -
NEW QUEENSLAND BILL.
In the Legislative Assembly to-day the Premier (Mr. Theodore) moved the second reading of the Chillagoe and Etheridge Railway Bill. The main two objects of the ...
Article : 188 words -
A TOWN CLERK ARRESTED.
Mr. O'Reilly, the Town Clerk of Queenstown, and two others have been arrested on a charge of having been in possession of seditious pamphlets. ...
Article : 32 words -
GREECE AND CONSTANTINE.
The newspapers point out, regarding Greece, that if the recent warning be ignored, the financial reprisais, in the absence of adequate guarantees, will be ...
Article : 83 words -
COSTLY COMMODITIES.
Consideration of methods by which it was hoped that a reduction might be brought about in the prices of commodities was resumed at the Trades Hall ...
Article : 276 words -
SCANDINAVIA AND ARMENIA.
Sweden, Norway, and Denmark have expressed regret at their inability to send an expedition to Armenia. They emphasize the distance of that country from ...
Article : 70 words -
RACING ENQUIRIES.
In the Legislative Assembly to-day Mr. Ford asked the Attorney-General (Mr. Mullan) a aeries of questions in regard to control of. raring in Queensland. ...
Article : 169 words -
"MANAGED" WELCOMES.
The Federal secretary of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' League (Mr. Henderson) has received from Rp. Watt an explanation regarding a statement which he ...
Article : 149 words -
EX-KING'S RECALL.
The Greek plebiscite favours the recall of Constantine. The returns indicate that the Loyalists alone voted. ...
Article : 21 words -
FATE OF FIUME.
The rectors of Fiume, as the representatives of the district are called, have resigned. A majority of the people are against D'Annunzio, and uphold the latest ...
Article : 42 words -
STATE PARLIAMENTS.
The Premier (Mr. Theodore) said to-day that the Parliamentary session should be finished before Christmas, but all depended on the progress made. There was not ...
Article : 54 words -
SOVIET RUSSIA.
The Prime Minister of France (M. Leygues) has intimated that while refusing official dealings with the Russian Soviet Government, France will allow ...
Article : 68 words -
INDEPENDENCE WITHOUT SECESSION.
Referring to the Imperial connection, the speaker said South Africa could obtain the fullest measure of independence without secession. The international status ...
Article : 259 words -
GERMAN LIABILITIES.
Le Matin states that the allied and German experts will, as arranged, meet at Brussels a fortnight hence to discuss the German indemnity. ...
Article : 75 words -
WRANGEL REFUGEES FOR TUNIS.
France ias assented to 100,000 of Gen Wrangel's refugees from Constantinople going to Tunis (North Africa), where many of them will remain as permanent ...
Article : 33 words -
A.M.A. AND EVICTED TENANT.
The A.M.A. Rent Committee visited a house in Argent Jane, owned by a woman impendent on her rente for a livelihood, and placed another woman in possession. ...
Article : 100 words -
QUESTION OF OVERLAPPING UNIONS.
The applications by the Victorian Railways Administrative Officers and Clerks' Union, the Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen, and the ...
Article : 134 words -
LAND FOR SETTLERS.
Referring to-day to the question of Commonwealth co-operation with the State Government in opening up further land for settlement, and thus providing means for ...
Article : 83 words -
DETERMINED SCOTSMEN.
The Western Scotland Cricket Union, dissatisfied with the alleged lack of enterprise of the parent Scottish Union, has threatened that it will negotiate separately ...
Article : 53 words -
Advertising
{No abstract available}
Advertising : 2,240 words -
INTERSTATE GAME POSTPONED.
Owing to the wet state of the ground there was no play in the Sheffield Shield match between New South Wales and South Australia at the Sydney Cricket ...
Article : 133 words -
LABOUR AND SOCIALISM.
Dealing with internal problems, Gen. Smuts referred to signs of disorder and indiscipline. The Labour Party was drifting towards advanced Socialism, behind which ...
Article : 233 words -
BOERS AND SINN FEIN.
The Boer Nationalists are making a determined attempt to capture the Irish Republican vote throughout the union of South Africa at the forthcoming general ...
Article : 58 words -
FIFTY YEARS AGO.
We notice among those who have passed at the October examinations. Melbourne University:—First year, W. Gardner, medicine; second year, £. J. Magarey, ...
Article : 229 words
Buy
Download
Please choose from the following download options:
Print page as...