South Australia {issued 9 p.m, Thursday).—Unsettled, with, more rain over the agricultural areas. North-west to south-west winds. Squally, on ...
Article : 28 wordsOn Thursday Executive Council approved of the list of civil servants who, according to the provisions of the Public Officers Retirement Act, 1903, will retire on June 30,1914. It ...
Article : 486 wordsThis morning His Excellency the Governor will visit the Rose Park and Park side State, schools. Bis Excellency and Lady Bosanquet ...
Article : 524 wordsIn the Assembly on Thursday Mr. McDonald asked, in view of the increase of burglary in both city and country, whether provision, for more adequate Punishment ...
Article : 130 wordsTo keep the sports of field and water dean and healthy, a good, unbiassed paper devoted to the interests is invaluable. Friday's Evening Journal supplies such n want. ...
Article : 201 wordsSeveral Chinamen appeared the the Adelaide Police Court on Thursday as a result of raids recently undertaken on premises in Hindley street suspected to ...
Article : 387 wordsSemaphore: —Friday, August 8—High water, 6.30 a.m.; low water, 12.25 p.m. ARRIVED.—August 7.Pommern. 4,055, A. Wilemsen, from Bremen. ...
Article : 1,997 wordsWhile the prospect of a fair harvest being reaped this, season remains uncertain—although, the outlooks has improved during the last few days—only ...
Article : 869 wordsThe Chamber of Commerce is inaugurating a system of quarterly meetings, and the first meeting will take the form of a luncheon at the Grand Central Hotel ...
Article : 74 wordsFurther evidence of Adelaide's progressiveness,was furnished on Thursday-after-noon, when, at the rear of the Town Hall, a number, of citizens viewed an innovation ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 502 wordsA Youth who is In the General for Pneumonia developed modified smallpox to-day. The Ward was immediately fum gated, and the contact patients were ...
Article : 104 wordsA considerable portion of question time in the Legislative Assembly to-day was taken up. with more or less pertinent enquiries regarding vaccination and its ...
Article : 163 wordsMr. Blundell, in the House of Assembly on Thursday said the Victorian Abattoirs killed and delivered sheep up to a radius of 14 miles for 7d. a head. The chares ...
Article : 197 wordsAt 255 oft Thursday morning a fire was discovered in the East-End Market premises in Adelaide, and did damage estimated at about £500. The portion affected ...
Article : 226 wordsTwo applications were made to Mr. Justiee Higgins in the Arbitration Court to day for deregistration of industrial organizations under the Arbitration Act. An ...
Article : 997 wordsAmong the legislation which the . Federal Government Will foreshadow in its programme to be presented to Parliament next week will in All probability be a Bill to ...
Article : 338 wordsIn Executive Council on Thursday the following additional regulations under the Vaccination Act of 1882 wert made:—Chickenpox—1. On receipt of any notification ...
Article : 322 wordsThe Commissioner of Crown lands and Immigration (Hon. P. W. Young) has been advised that the steamer Commonwealth has left London with 81 State assisted ...
Article : 49 wordsAn statute relating to the Bundey prize for English verse, and regulations regarding. the diploma of forestry, which have been made by the Council of the Adelaide ...
Article : 49 wordsThe case of Mr. J. B. Ronald, who has figured prominently in the law courts in connection with the Ronald-Harper libel action, was mentioned In the Legislative ...
Article : 211 wordsArbor day will be abserved by the children attending the Fort Adelaide State schools to-day. The members of the local municipal council and local school board ...
Article : 143 wordsInteresting and pleasing facts are disclosed in the report of the Government Statist (Mr. L. H. Sholl) on the manufactories and works statistics of South ...
Article : 322 wordsOn Thursday morning a number of persons who had beep detained at Torrens Inland for varying periods were released from quarantine. They were Mrs. and Miss ...
Article : 80 words"M. Poincare the French President, at luncheon of the French provincial press, delivered a speech in which he recalled his own journalistic days and the ...
Article : 133 wordsmere were Drought under the notice of the health authorities to-day seven fresh cases of smallpox. All were in, the metropolitan area, and the patients were ...
Article : 249 wordsIn the Legislative Council to-day the Vice-President gave notice of bis intention to ask leave to introduce a Bill to amend the Friend Societies Amendment ...
Article : 103 wordsConsideration was Riven to-night by Cabinet to a report submitted by the Attorney-General (Sir. Drysdale Brown) in relation to the Ronald-Harper case. A ...
Article : 104 wordsAn organization has been formed in London, under the name of the "National Advertising; Society, General Benefit and Benevolent Institution." Lord Northeliffe. who ...
Article : 159 wordsDuring the debate on the Address-in-reply in the Legislative Council to-day, the Colonial Secretory (Mr. Drew defended strongly his administration of the State ...
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Family Notices : 467 wordsDuring the debate on the Supplementary Estimates in the Legislative Assembly today Mr. Cotter moved that the item £500 as a gratuity to the Public Service ...
Article : 149 wordsAn. interesting case, which may be classic fide as ore of compulsory adult vaccination came before the City Conrt to-day. Dur can Dougald Fraser. a clerk, was charged ...
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Advertising : 783 wordsMLIANG, August 7.—Mr. Arthur J. Cremer went out on the lake early yesterday morning to attend to his fishing nets. At evening he had not returned and ...
Article : 130 wordsA correspondent enquired in The Register on Thursday concerning, the whereabouts of the Tennyson Cup, which was presented for rifle shooting competition by ...
Article : 270 wordsIn his annual report for 1912 the Secretary of Public Instruction announces the time for scholarships to the university to come into effect as from January 1. 1914. ...
Article : 131 wordsMELBOURNE, August 7.—A fire which resulted in the roasting of seven valuable horses and the burning of a large stable together with a quantity of harness ...
Article : 43 wordsAt a meeting of the Executive Council to-day clause 18 of the railway regulations,, which deal with railwaymen taking part ir political affairs was rescinded. The ...
Article : 103 wordsMELBOURNE, August 7.—On July 28 Samuel Mayne. a photographer, 27 years of age, who resided in Parkville, was seized with severe paint in his back. As a ...
Article : 70 wordsAUCKLAND, August 6.—Two men, Charles Charles and William Hindley, have been drowned. They were seen locked in each others anna in the stern ...
Article : 50 wordsThe figures for the by-election for the Darwin seat in the State House of Assembly are complete, excepting for King Island, but they cannot alter the result. ...
Article : 47 wordsAn incidental effect of the campaigns in the Balkans, and the attendant diplomatic negotiations, has been the plete humillation of all the political ...
Article : 569 wordsThe railway earnings for the week ended August 2 amounted to £37,721 for corresponding period of last year ...
Article : 20 wordsAUCKLAND, August 6.—A boarding house near Awanm North was burned to the ground. The proprietor (Mr. Railly) perished in the flames ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Fri 8 Aug 1913, Page 6
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