The delegates to the conference between Empire woolgrowers and representatives of the wool trade, which is sitting at Bradford, spent the morning in an inspection ...
Article : 513 wordsResuming the debate on the Estimates (Home and Territories department) in the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Riley, sen (N.S.W.) criticised the actions ...
Article : 2,290 wordsFrom the headquarters of [?]n Yung Hsiang (military governor of Chekiang), it is announced that definite information has been received that Chang T[?]o-lin, the ...
Article : 411 wordsIn the challenge round for the Davis Cup, which is being played to-morroW, on the courts of the Germantown Cricket Club, the draw for the matches is as ...
Article : 278 wordsMr. Lloyd George had an enthusiastic reception at Penmaenmawr, Wales, where he made an outstanding declaration against the Anglo-Rassian treaty. He described ...
Article : 177 wordsThe following pastoral letter has been issued by Archbishop Lees:- My Dear People,—A circular has been sent to me asking that the Anglican ...
Article : 555 wordsWODONGA, Thursday.— Since the announcement yesterday afternoon that Miss Bridget Enwright, of Staghorn Flat, met her death from bullet wounds in the ...
Article : 1,527 wordsAlthough the Premier (Mr. Prendergast) and members of the Ministry are encouraged by the result of the division in the Legislative Assembly on ...
Article : 228 wordsMr. Lloyd George denon[?]eed the Russian treaty as a "fake and folly." "The Prime Minister," he said, "had been 'held up' by socialist 'gunmen.' It was an act ...
Article : 84 wordsHaving been engaged on Wednesday and yesterday in recounting the votes recorded in the Ballarat East electorate in the last State election, the serutineers appointed ...
Article : 120 wordsMr. Lloyd George supported the Cabinet's Irish policy. He approved of the recently published letter of Lord Birkenhead, which interpreted the ...
Article : 70 wordsFresh interest in the challenge round of the Davis Cup between Australia and America has been aroused by the astounding news that at the last moment Vincent ...
Article : 540 wordsGifted by nature with a wealth of picturesque descriptive oratory, Mr. Hughes naturally pre[?]s to frame his own distribes, and dislikes havingwords put into ...
Article : 712 wordsHenry Fenton, director of the Fenton Textile Association Limited, Yorkshire, was summoned to the Mansion House, London, at the instance of the director ...
Article : 390 wordsMr. Justice Caverly sentenced Nathan Leopold, aged 15 years, and Richard Leob, 18 yesrs, the sons of millionaire merchants, and both University students, to ...
Article : 200 wordsVisitors to Melbourne in Show Week will be afforded equal opportunity with city residents of seeing a unique display of Australian manufactures at the ...
Article : 355 wordsThe retring Australian Commissioner (Mr. Donald Mackinnon), after a year's study of the production and handling of American domestic wools, has just ...
Article : 431 wordsThe sentence is a victory for the defence, the State having contended for the execution of the accused. Mr. Justice Caverly, in passing sentence, ...
Article : 182 wordsThe matrimonial differences of the Duke and Duchess of Westminster were revealed in the Vacation Court to-day, when a motion on behalf of the Dutchess of ...
Article : 515 wordsThat the police should not interrogate wives regarding their husbands' alleged crimes without the husbands' consent was an opinion strongly expressed by the ...
Article : 185 wordsCasual interest attached to the great Basuto Pitso (annual national assembly), which was opened to-day at Maseru, Basatoland, by the Earl of Athlone, the ...
Article : 173 wordsRABAUL, Thursday.— The Governor-General (Lord Forster) yesterday visited the New Guin[?] Club, which has a membership comprised so[?]ly of returned ...
Article : 331 wordsIreland is delaying the Dominions conference. Every Dominion has accepted the invitation of the Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. Thomas) except the Irish ...
Article : 188 wordsIn an introduction to a book on socialism the British Labour Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay MacDonald writes:—"It is good that workmen should not tolerate adjust ...
Article : 111 wordsThe gathering formed an extraordinarily picturesque spectacle. The chiets were attended by mounted ret[?]ues. Griflith, the paramount chief, presented an address ...
Article : 84 wordsAfter nearly a fortaight of stormy exchanges in the debate on the Ministry's policy, the Legislative Assembly yesterday settled down into its stride, and made an ...
Article : 452 wordsThe question of French participation in the loan of £40,000,000 to Germany is exciting controversy. Mr. Mellon, Secretary to the Treasury of the United States, ...
Article : 111 wordsThe third committee at the Assembly of the League of Nations deals with the questions of mutual assistance, disa[?]ment, and the peace covenant piovisions ...
Article : 203 wordsLONGREACH (Q.), Thursday.— Lord and Lady Stradbroke and party arrived here last night after travelling overland from Katherine. The journey was made ...
Article : 179 wordsAt the auction sales of pearlshell, held in London to-day, the attendance was the largest recorded since 1914. Many Germans and other foreigners were strong ...
Article : 122 wordsSYDNEY, Thursday.—In the Legislative Assembly to-night the Marriage Amendment Bill (Ne Temere) was the subject of further discussion, and the third reading ...
Article : 44 wordsA Reuter message from Peking states that the question of M. Karakhan taking over the Russian ligation has now been satisfactorily settled. ...
Article : 177 wordsImports into the United Kingdom during August were valued at £102,1[?],000, an increase of £13,453,000 compared with August, 1923. Exports amounted to ...
Article : 47 wordsThat the Prime Minister (Mr. Brucee) is fully seized of the importance of wide publicity of Australia in America,was evidanced by a statement that he made ...
Article : 141 wordsThe final match of the South African tour was began at Searborough to-day against C. J. Thoranton's eleven. The South Africans scored 143, B[?]ckenberg ...
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Article : 44 wordsIt is understood that a recommendation has been made for the continuance of the Empire Exhibition in 1925, provided that the [?] authorities contribute 50 per ...
Article : 69 wordsAt the international sports meeting Porrit (New Zealand) defeated Svob[?]da in the 200-metres race in 22 3-5sec. Carr (Australia) did not co[?]te, owing to the ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Fri 12 Sep 1924, Page 11
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