Past Gethsemane and the neve establishment of the French Benedictines, we see a field noted for its having possessed the figtree which Christ cursed (finite ...
Article : 1,623 wordsSteamers from Hongkong are taking to Canton large supplies of necessaries for the British military forces. The supplies include tons of Barbed wire and ten thousand sandbags for strengthening the Shameen defences. Excepting under licence the export of ...
Article : 102 wordsHeaded by Professor Sir D. Orme Masson, a deputation from the Australian National Research Council waited upon the Prime Minister (Mr. Bruce) to-day. ...
Article : 541 wordsFollowing are the programmes which will be transmitted to-day and to-night from the principal Australian broadcasting stations:— ...
Article : 265 wordsThe Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championship tournament was continued to-day. J. O. Anderson was beaten in the semifinal of the singles by the brilliant young ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 355 wordsAt Swatow armed parties were twice landed from the cruiser Bluebell. The first drove off agitators who were seeking to board the British ships in the ...
Article : 53 wordsAlthough we are near the latitnde of Mount Mann and Mount Gwynne, it was difficult to distinguish them. Mr. Ross rode out all the morning Jan failed to ...
Article : 988 wordsA commission of sixteen has been formed to conduct a national government at Canton. Son Tat Sen's son Son Fo is Ministers of Communications and Cu ...
Article : 139 wordsMorning, 11 to 2 (Melbourne time); afternoon, 3 to 5.30; evening, 6 to 7.15. NIGHT.—7.30—Mr. Frederick Chapman, A.L.S., “Diatom earth.” 7.40—Dr. J. A. ...
Article : 312 wordsVery keen interest is being manifested in the adjourned bearing of the case, against Dottier and his wife, which is to tabs place to-morrow before the Mixed ...
Article : 186 wordsThe Irish Boundary Commission's sittings in Ireland, during, which 100 witnesses gave, evidence privately, have now ended, and the commissioners are ...
Article : 59 wordsMoraine, 12 to 2.35 (Melbourne time); afternoon, 3.15 to 5; evening, 6.15 to 7.15. NIGHT.—8.15—Dance music broadcast from the Maison de Lixe. Broadway, Elwood, by ...
Article : 140 wordsAt the polo grounds to-night Harry Wills, the negro, heavyweight boxer, who has for three years been (trying to meet the world's champion Jack [?] ...
Article : 227 wordsThe diplomatic correspondent of The Daily Telegraph learns from a reliable source that large deposits were recently plated in eastern basks at Karkham by ...
Article : 63 wordsMorning, 10.15 to 2 (Sydney), afternoon, 3 to 4.20; evening, 6.30 to 7.30. NIGHT.—7.45—Mr. Walter Hunt, a lecture on “Shakespeare,” 8—The Congress Band in ...
Article : 94 wordsThe Australian Press Association representative writes:—Anderson went down before a player who, on the day, was vastly superior in very phase of the game. After ...
Article : 469 wordsThe Australian Commissioner, Sir James Elder, has ascertained the course of investigations into the prices of oil that one of the leading companies is ...
Article : 125 wordsThe postal clerks, messengers, and city scavenging coolies have struck. Lift boys are walking oat to-morrow. Six Sisters of the Mary Knoll Mission ...
Article : 51 wordsAt Johannesburg, in March, Professor R. A. Dart gave a lecture dealing with a fossilized skull of a manlike ape which he had discovered at Taungs in Bechuans. ...
Article : 194 wordsA criminal, named Mouset who, a few years ago was regarded as one of the cleverest burglars in Europe, discovered when he was liberated after serving a ...
Article : 177 wordsAFTERNOON.—4—Rev. Keith Steward’s Bible class for young folks. EVENING.—Broadcast from Maughan Church, Adelaide:—6.45—Community singing. 6.55 ...
Article : 107 wordsIn the House of Representatives to-day the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Charlton) moved the adjournment of the House to discuss the position caused by the ...
Article : 1,176 wordsMorning, 11 to 12.15 (Melbourne time); afternoon—3 to 4.30: evening, 6 to 8.15. NIGHT.—8.30—Allan's studio band. March, "The unconquered" (Daly): reverie ...
Article : 137 wordsHarty Greb retained the middleweight championship to-night by defeating Mickey Walker (of California) the welter-weight champion of the world, in a 15-round fight ...
Article : 100 wordsA record-breaking luminous advertising sign has been arranged at the Eiffel Tower. Using 200,000 electric Jamps, the tower appears as a gigantic torch. It darkens ...
Article : 84 wordsThe French Chamber of Deputies has adopted the Budget fixing the expenditure for 1925 at 33,163,000,000 francs, and the revenue at 33,175,000,000. The Finance ...
Article : 140 wordsThe London manager, of the Commonwealth Line (Mr. Larkin) explains that the weekly service from Glasgow to Liverpool, as cabled yesterday, was ...
Article : 71 wordsMorning, 11 to 12.15 (Melbourne time); afternoon, 3 to 4; evening, 6.40 to 8.15. NIGHT.—8.30—Studio concert (under the direction of Miss Gretta Fraser); Miss Jean ...
Article : 82 wordsThe history of railway traction was epitomized in a remarkable centenary pageant Ibis afternoon, on the old Stockton to Darlington line, where Stevenson’s old ...
Article : 145 wordsWhen questioned in the House of Commons to-day regarding whether the Government would consider the prohibition of the importation of dried fruits from ...
Article : 127 wordsAfternoon, 3 to 4.30 (Sydney time); evening. 7 to 3.15 NIGHT.—8.30—From the studio, a programme of choral, vocal, and instrumental ...
Article : 35 wordsThe Berlin Tageblatt states that the representatives of Czecho-Slovakia who went to Washington with a view to funding that country’s war debt, failed in ...
Article : 97 wordsMr. Lloyd George, speaking at a dinner given to him jointly by the Eighty and Ninety Clubs, said Mr. Baldwin's cure for the increasing industrial peril was talk and ...
Article : 94 wordsSir George Hunter, Chairman of Swan, Hunter, & Wigham Richardson, Limited, shipbuilders and engineers, at Wallsend-on-Tyne, speaking at Wallsend to-day at ...
Article : 60 wordsBorotra was very unsteady at the strat of his match against Cochet, frequently underhitting, and at 5—5 Cachet broke through the champion’s survice and won ...
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Article : 217 wordsIn the Gleneagles competition proper, match play began to-day. In the first round J. H. Kirkwood (Aust.) best Corlett (Dorset); 3 up and 2 to play. In the ...
Article : 157 wordsAt to-day's meeting of the British Empire Service League conference, the repcrt of the subcommittee was adoped. By it the league undertakes to establish a ...
Article : 68 wordsAn order for waterworks pipes for the Capetown Municipality to the extent of nearly £500,000 has gone to firms in Germany and Czecho-Slovakis. The saving ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Sat 4 Jul 1925, Page 11
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