Sir,—In your issue of Wednesday Mr. Ogden, in a peevish expression of resentment, bemoans the fact that a long preparation of graceful roatory ...
Article : 170 wordsThe sectarian issue ralsed definitely by the Catholic Federation by the is-, sue of election "dodgers" was referred to at the burnie Theatre last night ...
Article : 687 wordsspeaking at Don last night, the leader of the State Labor Party (Hon. J. A. Lyons) made reference to the sectarian question which had been raised ...
Article : 355 wordsPolling in the general election for the House of Assembly takes place next Saturday. The hours of polling are from 8.30 a.m. to 7 P.m. ...
Article : 430 words[?] Wednesday.— No [?] was made in set[?] strike to-day, [?]tly being content ...
Article : 139 wordsBROKEN HILL, Wednesday.—All the mines are still idle, and there is no prospect of a resumption. Although the state Government will relieve ...
Article : 61 words[?] Wednesday.—"Still mark[?] was the comment of offi[?]en's Union this ...
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Advertising : 1,668 words[?]RNE, Wednesday night.— of [?]ulture stated to[?]le had dricided to shut down [?]ing work at the wheat ...
Article : 93 wordsSir,—In your leading columna cf Wednesday yon make a brave, effort to insinuate that I have given some secret promise to the Catholic ...
Article : 432 wordsThe voting is on the preferential system. The elector is required to set down in the squares opposite the names of the candidates the figures 1 ...
Article : 104 words[?]URNE, Wednesday.—This [?] Mr. P. Le Cornu (general [?] of the Federated Seamen's [?] cailed on Mr. G. R. Palmer ...
Article : 184 wordsMELBOURNE, Wednesday.—To-day Mr. J. Allan Guy received the following wire from Mr. J. L. Price (secretary of the Parliamentary Labor ...
Article : 95 wordsSir,—Judging by the published, remarks of the Premier in Wednesday's paper, anent the "dodger" issued by the Catholic Federation, be appeared ...
Article : 451 wordsThe electoral roll for Wilmot, as finalised for the contest on Saturday, contains 18,443 names, of whom 9215 are males and 9228 are females, the ...
Article : 196 wordsSir,—In your columns I have seen many articles on temperance and prohibition, and have thought I would contribute a bit to the discussion ...
Article : 668 words[?]ART, Wednesday.— Arrange[?]re been made for the trans[?] Tusmanian soldiers from [?] by the steamer ...
Article : 80 wordssir,—As a rule. I read the leading articles in "The Advocate" with much pleasure, but your leader in Wednesday's issue appears to me not to be ...
Article : 535 words[?]URNE, Wednesday.—After [?]rly four months, Mr. [?] (fromerly Minister for the [?]Minister for Customs at the ...
Article : 94 wordsThe Premier (Hon. W. H. Lee) addressed a fairly-attended meeting in the Burnie Theatre last night, and in the course of an eloquent address ...
Article : 1,523 words[?]ANTLE, Wednesday.—Amid [?]enthus [?] the battle cruis[?] arrived this morning. She [?]meher in the roads shortly ...
Article : 61 wordsMr. Reg. Johnson, Hie withdrawn Labor candidate for Wilmot, addressed a largo meeting at Latrobe last evening. Mr. J. B. Hainsworth ...
Article : 860 wordsSir,—As one who is almost entirely in sympathy with the official platform of the Labor Party, but who has found it increasingly difficult in recent ...
Article : 192 words[?]OURNE, Wednesday.—While [?]lane typifying an even more [?]stem of transit cireled over[?] Mr. Watt (Ateing Prime ...
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Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954), Thu 29 May 1919, Page 3
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