A wife's frantic rush up the gangway, her momentary collapse in the arms of her husband; their kisses and eager exchange of greetings, was the happy ending of the thrilling epic of the sea when the American liner President Roosevelt, with the rescued crew of the derelict British ...
Article : 237 wordsThe second heat of the Australian dinghy championship was sailed at Henley Beach on Monday afternoon. John Nimmo, which was decisively beaten by the South Australian dinghy Sunny South on Saturday, performed infinitely better on this occasion. Her skipper showed splendid ...
Article : 1,119 wordsThe unobtrusive filing of papers incorporating the Ward Food Products Corporation, with a capitalization of £40,006,000, has disclosed plans for one ...
Article : 231 wordsJ. B. Hawkes, the brilliant Victorian lefthander, playing perfect tennis, defeated J. Willard (N.S.W.), in the final of the Australasian singles ...
Article : 934 wordsSpeaking at the A.N.A. luncheon to-day, the Chief Justice of Victoria (Sir William Irvine) referred to what he termed obvious defects in the ...
Article : 463 wordsAt a civic reception tendered to him this morning, Lord Stonehaven, Governor-General of Australia, Impressed upon Tasmania, the need to ...
Article : 412 wordsThe Spanish Air Chief, Commander Franco, reached Pernambuco, the busiest seaport of North Brazil, this evening, thus completing his trans-Atlantic flight ...
Article : 120 wordsRemarkable proof of the depth of the friendship between Great Britain and the United States was furnished upon the arrival of the' President Roosevelt at ...
Article : 324 wordsAs guests of the Mosman's Bay Sailing Skiff Club, the visiting members of the crews of the interstate restricted yachts were entertained at Claremont this ...
Article : 221 wordsRichardson, an A.B. on the Antinoe, said:—I have been 36 years, at sea, and had never before seen such a storm. The whole ship was awash, and the water in ...
Article : 174 wordsThe Governor-General's shield, awarded to the unit securing the highest aggregate in Australia in the annual competition for the Imperial Challege Shield for miniature ...
Article : 176 wordsShortly before 1.30 this morning a fire gutted a shop in Leichardt. The occupants, Mrs. Renner and her son, were fortunate not to perish in the flames. The ...
Article : 244 wordsThe delegates of the National Union of Railwaymen, from all parts of the country, at the annual conference of the union's district councils, adopted a ...
Article : 88 wordsAdvices from Lexington, Kentucky, state:—"In order to prevent a possible attempt to lynch a negro who has confessed to having slain a white man and ...
Article : 252 wordsHeitmann and Wirtenan, the sailors who were drowned, were among the first to volunteer when the rescues were attempted. At the order, "Boats away!" ...
Article : 165 wordsLord Stonehaven, in the course of an interview today, said that he could say, as a former member of the Home Government that it was its wish that there ...
Article : 148 wordsGraphic stories of the mid-ocean ordeal were told by the crews of both vessels. The Antinoe's sailors narrated how, in the full fury, of the storm, the ship's ...
Article : 67 wordsLate yesterday afternoon a young married woman named Mrs. Ernest Gray, of Wyuna road, Caulfield, fell 300 ft. down the gorge at Mount Buffalo, and ...
Article : 215 wordsConsiderable excitement was canned this morning when the interstate steamer Wear and the ferry steamer Kuramia came into collision off Circular Quay. ...
Article : 230 wordsA narrative rarely equalled outside the pages of Conrad's novels was told by Capt. Tose, skipper of the Antinoe, in his account of the long series of almost ...
Article : 445 wordsThe Norwegian steamer Johanne Dybwaid (2,725 tons), bound from England for Boston, U.S.A. to-day, sent out a wireless call, "Badly smashed; need a ...
Article : 95 wordsMore than 1,000 guests attended a garden party at Government House to-day in honour of the Governor-General and Lady Stonehaven. The picturesque ...
Article : 53 wordsThe State revenue for the seven months ended January 31 amounted to £448,571, compared with the 1925 total of £530,203, the decrease thus being £81,631. The ...
Article : 69 wordsThe Daily Telegraph, commenting upon the introduction of Mr. Latham's Crimes Bill in the Australian House of Representatives, says:—"No one can contend that ...
Article : 179 wordsThe "spy scare" in France is increasing in virulence owing to the disappearance of a secret model machine gun from the State arsenal of Chatel-le-Rault. Two men ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Tue 2 Feb 1926, Page 9
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