Quietly and unestentatiously the Bendigo representatives in the second contingent have departed for headquarters. With the exception of a farewell to Private Williamson, ...
Article : 167 wordsIt is the fashion in this country to represent the German Empress as being, above all, a good housewife, and one deeply interested in household management. This legend is a source of ...
Article : 503 wordsYesterday the Minister of Mines (Mr. A. R. Outtrim) accompanied by Mr. J. Travis, secretary for mines, arrived by the afternoon train, in pursuance of his intention to ...
Article : 2,264 wordsThe gale which visited this district on Wednesday night was amongst the most severe experiencd for many years. Around White Hills and Epson the storm seems to ...
Article : 1,302 wordsOn Wednesday evening about 9 o'clock the wind, which had been blowing all day from the north, suddenly veered round to the west, from which point it blew with great severity ...
Article : 163 wordsCorporal James Peter Fox, who has been accepted as a member of the second contingent for South Africa, is a son of Mr. W. B. Fox, a well-known resident of Kangaroo ...
Article : 145 wordsAbout halt-past 8 o'clock last night a storm of exceptional force passed over the town. doing considerable damage at the north end. The night being very dark, it ...
Article : 317 wordsOne of the most extraordinary communication which could at any time reach a Government department was made to-day to the Attorney-General, and afterwards to the ...
Article : 193 wordsIt seems very likely that the statement received from South Africa, which has led to the authorities breaking the news of the death of Private Arthur Jones, of ...
Article : 131 wordsAt 7.30 o'clock yesterday, evening a terrific hurricane swept over Kerang and district, doing incalculable injury to property. It was preceded by a gale from the south-west, ...
Article : 517 wordsMr. Phillips (the secretary) remarked that the disastrous results of strikes and lockouts were well-known to every member of the committee. The whole community, but ...
Article : 345 wordsAt the meeting of the Miners' Association committee last night the president (Mr. Jas. Williams), and vice-president (Mr. A. Grigg), submitted a report of the proceedings of the ...
Article : 1,558 wordsThe question as to whether our colonial manufacturers can promptly supply transport waggons for South Africa is at present occupying the attention of Mr. Melville, the ...
Article : 267 wordsMark Twain has met the Boer, and this is what he says of him:— " He is deeply religious; profoundly ignorant; dull, obstinate, bigoted: uncleanly ...
Article : 235 wordsThe Secretary for Agriculture is busy arranging for the necessary fodder in connection with the transport of the second Queensland contingent. ...
Article : 31 wordsA number of Austrians have offered their services for the South African contingent. They have military training. The Premier is communicating with the Agent-General on the ...
Article : 35 wordsAfter a succession of intensely hot days, the disagreeableness of the weather culminated yesterday in an extremely violent wind and dust storm. At about 7 p.m.. the sky ...
Article : 258 wordsThe death is announced of Francis Schnadhorst, the well-known Liberal organiser, in his 60th year. ...
Article : 24 wordsThe surplus volunteers are signing an agreement to remain encamped at Randwick and continue training for two months, and then proceed to South Africa if called upon. They will ...
Article : 126 wordsIndia and Cape Colony are threatened by an invasion by the insect known as the jigger. The immature female of the species is the chief annoyance (says the "Gem"), ...
Article : 308 wordsMr. T. Chenny, of Eaglehawk, has received a letter from Private M'Ghie, an Eaglehawk member of F Company Victorian Rangers, who went to South Africa with the ...
Article : 292 wordsA sad fatal accident occurred here last night during a violent thunderstorm. A lad aged 14 years, the eldest son of Mr. Leigh, a baker, was out with the baker's cart, in ...
Article : 96 wordsDuring the storm last night, Messrs. J. G. Yandell, dentist, and T. H. Dunstan, tailor, when driving from Harcourt, through Barker's Creek, ran over an embankment. The ...
Article : 112 wordsIn a bedroom over the Reform Club (says "Truth") there long lived an old gentleman who was known as "Chicago Smith." His personal expenditure could not for years have ...
Article : 279 wordsA terrific wind storm, accompanied with dust, broke over the town at 7.30 last evening. A considerable amount of damage was done to property. The brick office of the ...
Article : 245 wordsA severe wind storm pased over the district last night, after a fearfully hot day, doing a great amount of damage on Cobram Station, the property of the late Sir W. J. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 38 wordsA cablegram was received by the Premier to-day from the Home authorities in reference to the Kipling Fund, stating that the funds would be at once available for those ...
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Bendigo Advertiser (Vic. : 1855 - 1918), Fri 5 Jan 1900, Page 3
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