Arrivals.—At London—Kumara, steamer, from New Zealand ports, Wellington, April 8. At St. John's, New[?]oundland, Lady S[?] ARRIVED, PORT ADELAIDE—June 1. ...
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Article : 135 words"The Advertiser" on Monday published a letter in which the organiser of the Cheer-up Society explained the latest device, in the form of a "Shilling Week" for raising funds to meet the ...
Article : 198 wordsThe by-election for the Warrnambool seat in the Legislative Assembly, rendered vacant by the death of Mr. John Murray, was held to-day. The figures received up ...
Article : 72 wordsMr. John T. McCutcheon, the versatile cartoonist and war correspondent of the "Chicago Tribune" is back from the war. Mr. McCutcheon was stationed at Salonika, ...
Article : 315 wordsThe Acting Premier of Queensland (Mr. Theodore) called on the Federal Ministers to-day with reference to several matters affecting the northern State. He saw the ...
Article : 350 wordsThe first annual meeting of the above society was held in the Lockleys, Hall on Monday, the president (Mr. C. P. Forwood) occupying the chair. The report showed that a successful year's ...
Article : 114 wordsGeneral Sir Ivor Herbert, Bart (Liberal), who moved to reduce the salary of Earl, Kitchener by £100, said one great cause of failure was the absence of a ...
Article : 499 wordsThe situation created by the institution of an embargo on the export of wool is practically unaltered. As stated yesterday the Brisbane sales have been cancelled, but ...
Article : 220 wordsMr. T. Pflaum, of B[?]berg, has received an interesting letter from Lieutenant Hughes, an officer on a British was [?] who enclosed in his letter a note written by Private T. Pflaum ...
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Article : 172 wordsMr. Roosevelt, in a speech at St. Louis to-day, urging America to be prepared in case of war, denounced hyphenated Americans as moral treason-mongers. Mr. ...
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Article : 99 wordsThe Premier of Queensland (Mr. Ryan) and his wife on Wednesday inspected the South African war memorial statue, which has been modelled for Queensland by Mr. ...
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Article : 192 wordsThe hearing of the libel action, Stuckey (manager of the Edna May Deep Levels) versus the "Daily News," was continued to-day. William Hewitt, underground ...
Article : 143 wordsAt the meeting of shareholders in Nobel's Explosives Company on Wednesday the chairman said the original £100 shares in the company were now worth £3,000. On ...
Article : 48 wordsFrom "A Lover of Gardens:"—"The announcement of the appointment of a successor to the retiring Director of the Botanic Gardens has not yet been made. Who[?]ver is appointed it is of ...
Article : 181 wordsTrooper Arthur J. Bridgland, 11th reinforcements, 3rd Regiment. 1st Light Horse, has written to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bridgland, of Woodville, stating ...
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Article : 49 wordsThe Minister of Customs does not view with suspicion the offer of the American bankers to grant concessions to Australian traders transacting business with the ...
Article : 240 wordsMr. W. H. F. Bayly, of the Semaphore, has received a cable message from the War Office that his son, Lieutenant Brian B. Bayly, of the Royal Engineers, was ...
Article : 80 wordsNo fresh cases of meningitis have been reported. The Rev. Father Doran arrived to-day by the Athenic from Ireland, where he had ...
Article : 70 wordsThe German Reichstag next week will be asked to authorise a further war loan of 12,000,000,000 marks (about £600,000,000). ...
Article : 33 wordsA social was held at the residence of Mr. Stephens Long-street, Queenstown, on Saturday, when [?] was said to Private P. Bave[?]tock. Mr. Stephens, on behalf of the family, presented ...
Article : 496 wordsAt the triennial congress of the Western Australian division of the Australian Labor Federation, at which the Premier, Attorney-General, and 75 delegates ...
Article : 244 wordsWANDEARAH, May 31.—News was received recently of the death of Corporal G. Munday, who was killed in action on May 5. Great sorrow was exprossed at ...
Article : 69 words"C. E. Wyett," town clerk, Thebarton, sends copy of a letter addressed by him to Mr. S. J. Mitchell, S.M., under date June 1, in which, under direction of the Town Council, he takes strong ...
Article : 561 wordsSir—There is but one answer to this. No! And the more we can drum this into our leaders the better. France, wer read, has to-day one widow in five, and one ...
Article : 435 wordsCharles Sullivan, aged 8 years, was playing with another boy on the bank of the Port Adelaide River on Thursday, near the Glanville side of the new railway bridge, ...
Article : 115 wordsNew regulations under the War Precautions Act were brought into force to-day. It is provided that without the consent of the Federal Attorney-General no action ...
Article : 302 wordsSir George Reid said Earl Kitchener was one of the sheet anchors of the Empire. His was almost the only English name which aroused a sympathetic, echo in the ...
Article : 80 wordsThe Minister of External Affairs has asked the Treasurer for a grant of £210,000 to provide wharf and other shipping facilities at Norfolk Island. ...
Article : 30 wordsSir—With regard to the letter from "Builder" which appeared in your issue of the 29th instant, the anony[?]ty itself is sufficient to explain the contention of ...
Article : 417 wordsMr. Tennant announced that Earl Kitchener was willing to hold a conference with any member of the House of Commons who desired to see him on war ...
Article : 46 wordsDr. West, of the Adelaide Hospital, reported to the City Watch-house that Mr. Herman Rickert, 49 years of age, residing at 116, Franklin-street, was admitted to ...
Article : 51 wordsThe Acting Federal Attorney-General notifies in to-day's Commonwealth "Gazette" that one share in the Darling Island Lighterage and Steve[?]oring Company, ...
Article : 91 wordsAn arrangement has been made that Earl Kitchener shall meet members of the House, of Commons to-morrow, but this is not likely to be a regular engagement. ...
Article : 31 wordsA young man, Henry Albert Livermore, owner of an amateur wireless plant, was fined £10, with £5 5/ costs, at the Fitzroy Court to-day for having had in his ...
Article : 64 wordsConsiderable damage was caused to-day by fire and water to a portion of 17,000 bags of wheat stacked alongside the main railway line near the Newport station. The ...
Article : 180 wordsMr. Tennant, in introducing the Army Estimates, said every effort would be made to increase the rifle strength of the army by removing the younger members of the ...
Article : 46 wordsReferring to the decision of the Premiers' Conference, in favor of the appointment of a committee of experts to enquire into the third rail, Mr. Hoyle said ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931), Fri 2 Jun 1916, Page 8
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