For some time the Naval Office has been preparing data for the guidance of the Minister in connection with the manning of the Australian Nary. Sr. Pearce stated ...
Article : 380 wordsThe captain of the liner Warwickshire signalled from Perim (at the entrance to the Red Sea) last week that the Fifeshire's long-lost boat, under Senior-Officer ...
Article : 91 wordsThe proceeding in the Legislative Assembly this evening were noisy and exciting almost from the time the Speaker entered tho House, when, by-the-way. Mr. ...
Article : 1,067 wordsGiving evidence before the royal mission concerning the rail ways trouble the Secretary of the Amalgamated Railways' Union (Mr. Williams) advocated the ...
Article : 314 wordsSome weeks ago a German, who gave his name as Max Schultz, and who was variously described as a doctor of philosophy, and as a lieutenant of Hussars, in ...
Article : 286 wordsThe passengers by the Malwa include Mr. Hugh McIntosh. In an interview he said:—"I am giving Jack Johnson £18,000 alone to make the trip to Australia and ...
Article : 367 wordsAnglophobists attributed the outspoken criticisms of Germany's policy in regard to Morocco—contained in an interview published in The Neue Freie Presse, with an ...
Article : 73 wordsThe members of the Federal Cabinet have been busy for the last four days in a final revision of the proposals which will be submitted to Parliament in the coming ...
Article : 657 wordsSir John Kirk (Director of the Ragged School Union) was formally welcomed to Adelaide in the Mayor's parlour on Tuesday afternoon. Among those present were ...
Article : 1,454 wordsThe official announcement is made that the Bishop of Birmingham (Right Rev. Dr. Gore) will be translated to the See of Oxford, to fill the vacancy created through ...
Article : 122 wordsReuter's correspondent at Berlin confirms the reports published in certain French and German newspapers to the effect that France and Germany are ...
Article : 86 wordsThe French Ambassador (M. Jules Cambon) is the bearer of a draft agreement on the Moroccan question. It is stated that this has been elaborated with the full ...
Article : 71 wordsSpeaking at the opening of a great industrial exhibition in this city, the Governor-General (Earl Grey) advised the Canadians to keep slums out of their cities, and to ...
Article : 69 wordsThe series of inter-'varsity games between the students of the Melbourne, Sydney, and Adelaide Universities were continued on the University Oval to-day. An ...
Article : 415 wordsJust as, at the time of the trials in Germany of Messrs. Brandon and Trench, upon charges of espionage, there was also being conducted in England the similar trial of ...
Article : 125 wordsThe Director of Naval Reserves (Capt. Pickell) has furnished to the Naval Board a report upon the inauguration of the naval reserve of cadets. The total number of ...
Article : 506 wordsThe feeling prevails that the Franco-German negotiations for a settlement of the Moroccan trouble will be prolonged until the result is known of Herr Mannesmann's ...
Article : 72 wordsThe Trades Councils sports, to have been held in Dublin, have been abandoned. The reason for this was that the crowd at the gathering insisted, in opposition to ...
Article : 91 wordsA new police-edict forbids women to wear hats or bonnets in any part of a theatre in Berlin, and a penalty of £5 has been fixed for a breach of the law. ...
Article : 79 wordsAdmiral Togo, the naval hero of Japan, has arrived en route to Tokio. He is returning from the Coronation, where he was one of the Mikado's representatives. ...
Article : 138 wordsA section of the South Wales miner have issued a manifesto, in which they urge that the present is an opportune time to make a bold stroke for a minimum ...
Article : 40 wordsDisastrous disturbances have taken place in Verbicaro, a town in the province of Cosenza. Incensed at the precautionary measures ...
Article : 74 wordsThe Labour Department report for the year 1910 shows that wages in the United Kingdom increased to the extent of £14,500 weekly, compared with decreases for for the ...
Article : 73 wordsThe steamer Bessie, laden with munitions of war, has been detained at Barrow by order of the Government. The Daily Express states that the ...
Article : 71 wordsA disastrous occurrence is reported from the town of Pyatigorsk, in the province of Terek, North Cancasia, situated at the foot of the Mashuka and Beshtan Mountains. ...
Article : 72 wordsThe steamer Moggie returned last evening from a week's voyage down the coast to the eastward with a small party, which included the Administrator and an ...
Article : 180 wordsAdvices from Savannah, Georgia, reports that a great storm is raging in the southern States. The water along the seafront of Charleston, South Carolina, is higher than it has ...
Article : 209 wordsThe Holt liner Menelaus, which has been connected with the Australian oversea trade, but is at present running between the East and England, put in at Malta ...
Article : 113 wordsGrain authorities at Winnipeg report that the damage by frosts to the grain crops of the prairie lands is not so serious as was at first stated. They concede, however, that ...
Article : 55 wordsNear Middleton, Connecticut, a rail was removed from the New York, Newhaven, and Hartford Company's railroad. An express train dashed over the spot, and was ...
Article : 41 wordsM. Pourpe, a French aviator, yesterday flew across the Channel from Boulogne to Dover in the remarkably quick time of 40 minutes. ...
Article : 66 wordsThe circumstances attending the death of Edwin Symons, better known as Ted Kalman, comedian, who committed suicide on Saturday, were enquired into by the ...
Article : 219 wordsBreadstuffs.—The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at 2,875,000 qr.; and for the Continent 1,855,000 qr. American shipments ...
Article : 240 wordsThe Kaiser's speech at the Hamburg banquet on Saturday is variously interpreted by the German press as a peace pronouncement and as a warning to ...
Article : 91 wordsDuring the last few weeks Mr. Scrivener (Director of Lands and Surreys of the Commonwealth) and Mr. Lanstone (Director of Naval Works) have been making ...
Article : 139 wordsWarwickshire, for the first time in its history, has won the county cricket championship, with a percentage of 74. The advance of Warwickshire has been ...
Article : 126 wordsMelville Vaniman, the engineer who accompanied Mr. Walter Wellman in his attempted airship flight across the Atlantic, now proposes another trans-Atlantic ...
Article : 60 wordsPresident Taft has decided to make the tariff the main issue in the Presidential campaign next year. He is already preparing for an extensive tour in the ...
Article : 42 wordsThe keen interest taken by the public in the Brunswick shooting case, in which the principles were Constable J. Sleddon and William Robinson, aged 19, was evinced ...
Article : 152 wordsInteresting facts, have been brought to light concerning education in South Australia by a select committee recently appointed by the Assembly. It is shown in ...
Article : 155 wordsAt the Irish amateur gold championship meeting the stroke Competition was won by L. O. Munn, the Irish champion, with 78. Clyde Pearse, of Tasmania, was second ...
Article : 34 wordsFurther evidence for the defence was heard in the Central Court to-day, before Acting Justice Ferguson and a jury, in the case in which the Newcastle and Hunter ...
Article : 180 wordsThe Victorian Premier (Mr. Murray) will leave England on Friday on his return to Australia. ...
Article : 25 wordsThe only-case listed at the Maryborough general sessions to-day was that of Harry Graystone, who was presented on three counts of house breaking and larceny at ...
Article : 112 wordsMr. Redmond Barry, K.C., who has been Attorney-General for Ireland since 1909, has been appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland in succession to the late Sir Samuel ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Wed 30 Aug 1911, Page 5
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