The wet weather had drawn out the Wimbledon tournament for over a fortnight, and the third Monday's play was set apart for the final of the men's singles. ...
Article : 1,353 wordsA Welcome home social, arranged by the the National Roads Association, the Road Engineers' and Surveyros' Conference, and the Local Government Officers' ...
Article : 763 wordsThe President (Mr. Givens) took the Chair at 3 p.m. Minister for Repatriation (Mr. Millen) told Mr. Foll (Q.) that the taking ...
Article : 525 words"Our presence in Australia must be regarded as significant of our faith in the possibilities of cotton production here. England will buy all the cotton that the ...
Article : 147 wordsIn the House of Representatives to-day tine Income Tax Assessment Bill was further considered in committee. On Clause 14, "Exceptions," ...
Article : 1,089 wordsSpeaking to-day on behalf of the southern colliery propietors' association, the secretaory (Mr. E. J. Weyland) declared that the general secretary of the Miniers' ...
Article : 334 wordsFrom CHARLES NEWLING:—Mr. E. J. Birbeck, in his letter to The Register says:—"An all-Australian exposition will be held at the British Empire Exhibition. ...
Article : 528 wordsThe main object of our visit is to investigate the best means of making cotton growing a success in Australia," said Mr. Crompton Wood, leader of the delegation. ...
Article : 342 wordsThe Full Industrial Court to-day delivered judgment on three applications by the Hoskins Iron and Steel Company, Limited, for swards for 48 hours week for ...
Article : 109 wordsThere is no change to report in regard to the industrial, trouble at the Mount Lyell Company's works at Queenstown. The engineers have not returned to work, ...
Article : 60 wordsFrom "MEDIUM, R.D.":—We occasionally read of clairvoyants making trips in their astral bodies—I presume they mean the soul—during sleep and while in ...
Article : 132 wordsMembers of the delegation lad a busy time to-day. Soon after their arrival they called on the State Governor and the State Premier, and then lunched with the ...
Article : 72 wordsThe Pentth City Council to-day endorsed its financial committee's recommendation to refuse to meet the A.L.P. delegation in regard to tie iron trade dispute. It was ...
Article : 61 wordsThe Speaker (Sir Elliot Johnson) took the chair at 11 a.m. (Wednesday Morning Session.— The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) ...
Article : 429 wordsFrom M. CRANSTON:—That Kemal Paaha is allowed to occupy Thrace after the determination of the League of Nations to expel Turkey from Europe—Mr. ...
Article : 140 wordsEvery reasonable effort is to be made to secure a profitable oversea markets for Australian fruit by the Commonwealth Government, which is backing the fruit ...
Article : 140 wordsFiles of official cable messages and intricate technical memoranda comprised the greater part of the evidence taken to-day by the Board of ...
Article : 182 wordsFrom M. T. SMITH:—I cables that certain London newspapers are clamouring for the retirement of the Prime Minister because of what they are pleased ...
Article : 145 wordsThis article describes the great service which is rendered to navigation in the North Atlantic by American naval patrol boats, which search for ...
Article : 830 wordsConsiderable ill feeling exists among milkcart drivers employed "by rival dairymen in several of the suburbs of Melbourne. The trouble began when a new ...
Article : 216 wordsFrom "JUSTICE":—Sir Henry Barwell stated in the Assembly on Mr. Young's motion for a select committee, that the conduct of cases in the Law Courts was in ...
Article : 303 wordsIn consequence of fears of a loss on the fruit crop this season, and the Commonwealth Ministry's consequent unwillingness to accept all the risk of indemnifying ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 640 wordsThe ketch Birngana, 29 tons, bound from Hobart to Blackman's Bay for firewood, was struck by a strong gust of wind while the crew were preparing dinner. ...
Article : 138 wordsFrom C. FUNCH:—Mr. Yates's patinetic picture of the Tesults of what he calls the "Premier's hallucinations"—which are really his own—reminds one of ...
Article : 225 wordsPORT PIRIE, October 9.—Regret was expressed at the death of Mr. Donald Gordon Campbell, which occurred on October 3 (writes out Port Pirie correspondent). ...
Article : 435 wordsThe second Australian Congress of the Consumers' Co-operative Societies, convened by the Co-operative Union of South Australia, was opened to-day. In opening ...
Article : 267 wordsIn the Federal Arbitration Court to-day Mr. Justice Powers intimated that he would not, until the end of the month, deal with an application for the ...
Article : 106 wordsWool sales were conducted to-day at the Sydney Wool Exchange, Bridge street, when the quantity catalogued totalled 9,504 bales, and the sales, including ...
Article : 93 wordsPRECEPT":—As this week is devoted to the enlightenment of the community on matters of health and hygiene, the following might receive the immediate ...
Article : 674 wordsNews was received from the east coast to-day that an old man named Edward Duncombe was found shot in this hut near Swansea this morning. He had been ...
Article : 174 wordsExtensive damage has been caused by a cyclone at Bathurst. The wall of the new wing of St. Joseph's Orphanage, upon which men were at work, was blown ...
Article : 68 wordsWestern Australia expects a 10 bushel average harvest and a total production of 16,000,000 bushels of wheat. ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Wed 11 Oct 1922, Page 10
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