A general meeting of [?] by the Devonport Traders [?] was held int eh Council [?] night. The president (Mr. [?] ...
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Advertising : 843 wordsDEVONPORT. — A few small lots of produce came in yesterday, but, of course, there was no business. When stocks were taken in the morning, it ...
Article : 300 wordsPersonal.—The many firends of Mr. Harry Smith, of Penguin, will be pleased to learn he has returned to business after eight weeks spent in the ...
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Advertising : 137 wordsSocial.—A social and dnnce, arranged by the hall committee, in aid of the Riana Soldiers' Memorial Hall, was held on Saturday night. Considering the ...
Article : 245 wordsThe news that two British airmen have successfully flown in a British aeroplane across the Atlnntio will be received with a great deal of satisfaction. ...
Article : 263 wordsSYDNEY, Monday.—Messrs. Bryant and Hayes, Sussex street, Sydney report:- The Taviuni's cargo opened at £15 ...
Article : 141 wordsAt yesterday's meeting of the [?] lar Head Ma[?] the report of the harbormaster (Capt. Edward on the prcliminary inquiary into the [?] ...
Article : 144 wordsUnder this heading in Saturday's issue we mentioned oatmeal being 2/8 per 71b. bag. It appears that whole wheaten meal, as prepared by Messrs. ...
Article : 83 wordsWelcome Home.—A welcome home was tendered to Ptes. J. Emmerton and F. Senior at the Ellenton Hall on Wednesday last, when there was a ...
Article : 121 wordsPeace Celebrations.—On Friday evening, a public meeting of rather more than passing interest was held in Carroll's Hall. The meeting, which was ...
Article : 298 wordsFigures are tedious and perplex the average man; while statistics are commonly suspected of "proving anything." The time has, however, arrived when ...
Article : 688 wordsThe White Star liner Ceramic, which left Hobart on April 27, with 84,305 cases of apples for English markets, arrived at Liverpool on June ...
Article : 28 wordsA football match between the [?] of Upper Castra and Kindred was played on the ground of the former on Saturday afternoon, and resulted in an ...
Article : 163 wordsFlour Shortage. — Although the stocks of flour field by the stores in Burnie are sufficient to meet household needs for some considerable time ...
Article : 1,686 wordsLAUNCESTON, Monday—The Assistant Fruit Expert. Mr. P. H. Thomas, lectured here to-night on strawberry and loganberry culture to ...
Article : 34 wordsCULCAIRN (N.S.W.). — Returns from two lots of wheat put in by farmers at Burrumbuttock, for the benefit of returned soldiers, realised a net ...
Article : 59 wordsCitizens' Club. — Members of the Citizens' Club are notified, by advertisement in this issue that nominations for president and vice-president of the club ...
Article : 752 wordsDUBBO (N.S.W.). — Mr. H. T. Blacket, of Obley road, has lost 200 sheep since the driyght as a result of crows picking out their eyes. This ...
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Advertising : 232 wordsRising Waters.—Rough stormy wea ther was experienced on Sunday, and the Mersey was running a banker on Saturday and on Sunday; yesterday ...
Article : 88 wordsUnsettled Weather.—The squalls of Sunday, and showers during the night, added another 40 points to the month's rainfall, which at 9 a.m. yesterday stood ...
Article : 1,040 wordsDinner to Mr. Whitsitt. — Table Cape friends and supporters of Mr. J. T. H. Whitsitt, M.H.A., who headed the Darwin poll, are arranging to ...
Article : 77 wordsThe Grim Reaper.—During the week death has again visited the town, taking the little daughter of of Mr. Geo. Anderson, after a brief illness. ...
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Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954), Tue 17 Jun 1919, Page 2
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