A robbery, in which firearms were used, occurred early on Friday morning at Plympton. At 2 o'clock the postmistress (Mrs. Emma Annie Penney)was awakened ...
Article : 196 wordsThe conference between the representatives of the Employers' federation and the Liquor Trade Employes' Union has resulted in a settlement of the ...
Article : 317 wordsThe House of Lords was crowded to-day upon the occasion of the third reading of the Veto Bill. The galleries, too, were filled. There were present among the ...
Article : 716 wordsDuring the debate on the Colonial Office Estimates in the House of Commons last night the Colonial Secretary (Mr, Harcourt), in reply to questions by Sir Gilbert ...
Article : 354 wordsAn extraordinary story of lawless daring has come to hand from Buffalo, North Dakota. Three masked bandits stopped the North ...
Article : 136 wordsThe retiring Governor-General has definitely decided to receive bis official sendoff in South Australia, and arrangements have now been made with the military ...
Article : 1,649 wordsThe Minister for Home Affairs (Mr. O'Malley) intends to ask the Federal Government to resume the whole of the block between Martin place and King street ...
Article : 126 wordsAt the Adelaide Police Court on Friday John J. Howell, licencee of the John Bud Hotel, Currie street, was summoned for having permitted certain persons to be on ...
Article : 532 wordsThe select committee enquiring into matters pertaining to the drafting bi a bill for the control of abattoirs in country districts arrived here this morning. The Party ...
Article : 531 wordsIn the House of Lords to-day a debate took place upon land transfer legislation. The Lord Chancellor (Lord Loreburn) stated that, apart from stamps and ...
Article : 88 wordsThere came under the attention of the Public Library Board, at its meeting on Friday, a report from a committee on the difficult question of accommodation for ...
Article : 276 wordsMr. H. S. Foster, ex-Unionist member for the Lowestoft Division of Suffolk, has been awarded by the King's Bench Division of the High Court damages to the ...
Article : 103 wordsAn exhibition quite unique in itself wil take place at Government House on Monday afternoon, when a grand collection of old silver will be shown in the ballroom. ...
Article : 490 wordsThere has been an all-night sitting in the House of Commons upon clause 11 of the National Insurance Bill. Labour members demanded that workmen should receive ...
Article : 85 wordsViscount Wolmer (Unionist member for South-West Lancashire), eldest son of the present Earl of Selborne, enquired of the Foreign Secretary concerning the extent to ...
Article : 150 wordsTelegrams from Cape Haitien State that the black Republic of Hayti is in a state of turmoil. Revolution has broken out with renewed ...
Article : 76 wordsParticular attention is directed to the advertisement appearing in to-day's columns dealing with we opening of the St. Peters, Glen Osmond, and Kensington Gardens ...
Article : 287 wordsThe Earl of Selborne formerly High Commissioner in South Africa, has a letter published, in reply to tie statements of the Pretoria newspaper. Volkstem, in regard ...
Article : 224 wordsMr. Marconi, the famous head of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company, has issued a statement to the effect that the company will probably be prepared for ...
Article : 48 wordsIn his evidence before the Labour Shortage Commission to-day Mr, Henry Langley, hat manufacturer, said there was £40,000 invested in his Sydney business. ...
Article : 146 wordsThe directors of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company have declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. It is understood that the company is ...
Article : 73 wordsTires minor tramway accidents occurred on Friday. In the morning, with car No. 63 was travelling eastward along Grenfell street, Elizabeth Benard, an elderly ...
Article : 226 wordsAt the meeting of the Port Adelaide Corporation on Thursday evening, the following resolution in regard to the proposed municipal loan was carried:—"That this ...
Article : 230 wordsThe Press Association states, as toe result of enquiries in political quarters, that the Government has obtained the necessary royal permission for the appointment of as ...
Article : 78 wordsThe Persian Government has issued a strong note to the British and Russian Legations; recalling frequent representations and protests concerning the intrigues ...
Article : 72 wordsThe State Governments are to be invited by the Commonwealth Government to express an opinion upon the scheme for an American landseekers' excursion, as ...
Article : 115 wordsIt is generally conceded that the primary industries—farming, dairying, and so on— need more labour. Persons in a position to know state that on many pastoral ...
Article : 106 wordsThe settlement of the dispute between the directors of the Houlder line of steamers, in connection with the issue in March of certain shares, was settled ...
Article : 113 wordsThe Unionist leaders in both Houses will confer to-day on the question of the Veto Bill. Unionist Peers will meet at Lansdowne Home this afternoon to discuss the ...
Article : 59 wordsOne of the most interesting decisions arrived at by the State Cabinet to-night related to the form of the oath for use in the Courts of Law. It was agreed that ...
Article : 62 wordsThe latest returns sent to tho Railways Commissioner of the wheat stacked on railway property, show:—At stations, 724,203 bags; at outports, 580.220 bags: a total of ...
Article : 117 wordsQUORN, July 2O.—Cpl. Le Lievre received work that George Smith, aged 26, labourer, in the employ of William J. Flower, farmer, about seven miles from ...
Article : 174 wordsThe Financial Secretary to the War Office (Mr. F. D. Acland) speaking in West Somerset last night said the Veto Bill would pass within three weeks or a ...
Article : 71 wordsIn the course of his lecture before the Chamber of Manufactures on Friday evening, the Conservator of Forests (Mr. Walter Gill) indicated how the supply of timber ...
Article : 190 wordsA football club in connection with one of the Methodist Churches (says The Australian Christian Commonwealth) was making arrangements to play a team in the ...
Article : 199 wordsThe Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) has announced that the Government will keep Monday free in the House of Commons for any proceedings that may be necessary ...
Article : 44 wordsHOUGHTON, July 21.—While Mr. Frank Myers was preparing a new acetylene gas lamp for lighting at the Glen Ewin jam factory he was severely cut about the left arm ...
Article : 53 wordsVariety may be the charm of life, but a variety of motor horns has no attraction for Ald. Heinemann, of St. Peters. He declared at the council meeting on Friday ...
Article : 109 wordsWALLAROO, July 2O.—This morning, at the phosphate works, a fitter, Harry Rivers, had a narrow escape from serious injury. He was working on a shaking ...
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Advertising : 808 wordsThe weather in Adelaide on Friday morning was the coldest this winter. The minimum temperature was 36.8, while on the grass the mercury dropped to 29.2. ...
Article : 242 wordsSYDNEY, July 21.—When the R.M.S. Zealandia was near to Suva on July 9, J. M. Robb, a passenger from Sydney, jumped overboard and was drowned. He had that ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Sat 22 Jul 1911, Page 15
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