In answer to an enquiry on Friday, the General Manager or the Government Produce Department (Mr. G. A. W. Pope) stated that following upon the ...
Article : 341 words"A scheme on a big scale is being placed before the public to give South Australia the immense benefits derivable from the economic treatment of the vast deposits ...
Article : 1,296 wordsFrom W. REX. PORTER:—My letter of February 2 appears to have caused quiet a breeze. I made it clear that in the maiden tub race and senior fours ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,225 wordsThe nomenclature of the district is very picaresque, because many ol the, musical sounding native names have been retained, and those given by the early settlers, who were mostly people of ...
Article : 1,480 wordsFrom the REV. AMBROSE ROBERTS:—Absence in the country has rendered impossible an [?] reply to Mr. Hyland. In his letter of February 6 there is nothing ...
Article : 775 wordsWALLARRO, February 8—Shipping has lackened slightly this week, but it has been busy time. The Japanese steamer Brazil Maru is loading a full [?] of wheat, account ...
Article : 1,301 wordsMr. L. H. Freeman is visiting the Commonwealth relatively to the business of distributing and marketing of Australian products in the United Kingdom and ...
Article : 397 wordsFrom J. G. MOSELEY, M.P.:—It is most satisfactory to find on the closing up of our wheat harvest that the returns are much greater than seemed probable under ...
Article : 1,449 wordsSince the war the slogan in Australia has been "increased production," and farmers generally have responded most loyally to the call for more ...
Article : 697 wordsFrom A. T. SAUNDERS:—Respecting Mr. Beetson's letter in Thursday's Register, Mr. Metcalfe died, aged 34, 19/11/49, at his seat, Stradbroke, on Fourth ...
Article : 516 wordsMAITLAND, February 8.—At the meeting of the local branch of the Agricultural Bureau on Saturday afternoon, Mr. O. W. Jones prodding, Mr. Tossell, M.P. ...
Article : 396 words"BENTINCK."—The only records obtainable are those of South Australia; Elizabeth Woolcock, the last woman handed, was executed on December 30, 1873. 2. The last woman ...
Article : 775 wordsMAITLAND, February 8.—The results of the recent crop competition were reported to the meeting of the local branch of the Agricultural Bureau on Saturday, and Mr. W. J. Spafford ...
Article : 239 wordsFrom "DTRANDED):—Your Plains correspondent" is amusing and truthful, re the "poor farmer," but what about the poor storekeeper? Having had ...
Article : 385 wordsVigorous criticism of the arbitrators to-day characterized the remarks of Mr. Cohen, K.C., who, with Mr. Claude Robertson, is appearing for the War ...
Article : 227 wordsThe following team has been selected to represent Tasmania in the Commonwealth rifle shooting match, to be ired in Melbourne on March 10:—Messrs. E. ...
Article : 152 wordsThe story of George Washington and the hatchet may be apocryphal, but Sir Alfred Pickford and his tomahawk are certainly making history. The famous ...
Article : 262 wordsMr. D. P. McGuire, honorary official lecturer of the "Save the Children" Fund, returned, to Adelaide on Thursday evening from a successful tour in the middle ...
Article : 53 wordsSt. Patrick's Day sports and national concert will be held this year on March 17, at the Exhibition. Oval and Hall. The sports comprise a Sheffield handicap and ...
Article : 54 wordsMrs, James Firth, a middle-aged woman (of Somerville), was killed by a special race train from Mornington on Thursday night at the Mooroodue crossing. She ...
Article : 131 wordsMr. Henry Studdy Theobald, K.C., the blind Master in Lunacy, is retiring from his post after 15 years' service in English Law Courts. Mr. Thobald, who is 75. ...
Article : 78 wordsThe Attorney-General (Sir Arthur Robinson) has directed the attention of the Law Institute "for what action is considered necessary," to remarks made ...
Article : 226 wordsThe New Zealand Government announced to-day that the financial position of the Dominion has improved to such in extent as to make unnecessary any further ...
Article : 40 wordsFrom "H. G.":—A minister of a church would be no more likely to allow the tine o" pictures to convey a wrong impression, than he would be to allow his tongue to ...
Article : 123 wordsBenno Moiseiwitsch, who will return to Australia for a series of concert shortly, tells a good story of a rather vain pianist who was interviewed by a sharp New ...
Article : 102 wordsA meeting of the standing committee of the Diocese of Willochra was held on Friday, at Gladstone, to consider the tenders received for the erection of a Bishop's ...
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Advertising : 168 wordsFrom A. WHITING:—A. Wharton asks me for a more definite statement of the attitude I adopt, and which I endeavoured to make dear in my letter in The Register ...
Article : 441 wordsAt a wedding in England lately the orange blossom carried by the bride and worn on her gown was taken from a tree: reared at her home from a pip of the ...
Article : 85 wordsThe members for the District of North Adelaide (Messrs. Birrell and Whitford) have received the following letter from the Secretary to the Commissioner of Public ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Sat 10 Feb 1923, Page 14
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