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  2. MILITARY MATTERS.

    The question of the revival of the Easter encampment—what is known as the "long drill"—has been for some time mooted in military circles. The fact that the encampment has been allowed to lapse has ...

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  3. AMUSEMENTS.

    The last matinee of that vivacious and diverting musical farce 'The French Maid" will be given to-day at Her Majesty's Theatre, where the last 12 nights of the munical comedy season are announced. ...

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  4. THE NATIONAL PROTECTION UNION.

    The annual general meeting of the Glebe branch of the National Protection League was held in the Glebe Town Hall yesterday evening, the chair being occupied by Mr. M'Vey Baird (president of the ...

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  5. CHURCH NEWS.

    The Archbishop of Sydney, writing from England under date of the 2nd ultimo, says he has received with sorrow the news of Archdeacon King's death: sorrow not ...

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  6. TRIAL BY ORDEAL IN AFRICA.

    The British and African Company's Royal Mail steamer Roquelle, which arrived at Liverpool towards the end of August from the West Coast of Africa, brings the following remarkable report:—Some time ...

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  7. CITY MISSION.

    A penny concert was field in the Brisbane-street hall on Thursday evening. There was a crowded attendance, and a good programme was presented. Mr. Hague, the missionary, presided. This is part of ...

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  8. THEATRE ROYAL.

    At the Theatre Royal Mr. George Rignold announces the last three nights of "In the [?]ks," so that playgoers have but few opportunities of witnessing this really admirable reproduction of one of ...

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  9. MISS M. BIRCH'S CONCERT.

    Influential patronage has been secured for the concert to be given in the Centenary Hall, on October 22, by Miss Mildred Birch. The programme promises to be an attractive one. Miss Birch, who ...

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  10. PALACE THEATRE.

    Charles Hoyt's farcical comedy " A Bunch of Keys" is "catching on" at the Palace Theatre, where Mr. Rickards is likely to reap the success due to the organisation of a strong company. "A Bunch ...

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  11. JEWISH.

    Special services will be held at the Synagogue to-day on the occasion of the Feast of Tabernacles. ...

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  12. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

    The monthly meeting of the general committee was held at the institute (Lady Ma[?]g presiding) on Thursday. There were present—Mesdames J. R. Fairfax, S. H. Sully, E. Carr Hordern, Webb, ...

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  13. LATE MINING.

    The gold returns for September were as follows:— Princess Royal, 797oz. from 465 tons; Nor[?]man Gold Mine, 648oz., 380 tons; Cumberland, 158oz., 201 tons; Mount Benson, 8Ooz., 90 tons; Bevilagua's, ...

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  14. THE POLYTECHNIC.

    Among the novelties at the Polytechnic, 82 Kingstreet, are a series of cinematographe pictures of the New York Fire Brigade at work on a burning building. The representation is intensely realistic. The ...

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  15. LYCEUM THEATRE.

    "At Duty's Call" is drawing crowded houses at the Lyceum, where the sensational incidents of the war in Egypt, with episodes on the field and in the entrenchments, form the exciting cause of much ...

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  16. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR.

    On Wednesday next the Australasian Christian Endeavour Convention will commence at Hobart, and will be continued to the following Tuesday. It will be remembered that last year's convention was ...

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  17. TIVOLI THEATRE.

    This afternoon and evening Mr. Harry Rickards's thirty-ninth instalment of English artists, who arrived here by the Cuzco, will appear in the person of the Waldrons (Joseph and Essie). The ...

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  18. CONCERT AT WATSON'S BAY.

    The Congregational Hall presented an animated appearance last night upon the occasion of the first concert given by the pupils of Mrs. Flower. The chair was occupied by Mr. H. S. Austin, and the ...

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  19. SHIPPING REPORTS.

    CUSTOM-HOUSE.—Entered Outwards: October 8, Th[?] ley, s., 2590 tons, Captain J. Legge, for Java, via Newcastle; Warrego s., 1550 tons, Captain W. R. Fleetwood, for Burketown, via ports; Gulf of Genoa, s., 3[?] tons, ...

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  20. MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.

    At the last meeting of the above council, the Mayor (Alderman Barff) presiding, a letter was received from the Board of Health relative to pig and poultry keeping, stating that butchers who kept pigs for sale, either alive or ...

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  21. THIRLMERE HOME FETE AND FIREWORKS.

    A preliminary announcement is made of the evening fete, illuminations, and fireworks display, to be given in aid of the Thirimere Home in the Agricultural Grounds on 17th proximo. We understand ...

    Article : 102 words
  22. OPERA HOUSE.

    "Saved from the Deep," a strong sensational drama which has enjoyed popularity in England, will be produced under Mr. W. F Clitherow's management at the Opera House to-night. The ...

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  23. THE CHINA INLAND MISSION.

    A number of missionaries are leaving for China, three of them—Messrs. Falls, Farrent, and Ambler— sailing by the Airlie at 1 o'clock to-day. Mrs. Thompson and Miss Young are returning with a ...

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  24. ROYAL STANDARD THEATRE.

    Henry's Dramatic Company will stage the sensational four-act drama "Margaret Catchpole" at the Royal Standard Theatre to-night and on Monday and Tuesday. Miss Billie Howards will appear ...

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  25. ROMAN CATHOLIC.

    The mission which is being conducted at Leichhardt by the Redemntorist Fathers closes on Sunday next, and Cardinal Moran will administer the sacrament of Confirmation to a number of converts and ...

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  26. THE AUSTRALIAN VARIETY COMPANY.

    The above popular company will appear at the Temperance Hall to-night and on Monday night with an entire change of programme and a number of new artists. ...

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  27. THE AMY SHERWIN CONCERTS.

    The last concert of the Amy Sherwin season is announced at the Town Hall to-night, when the famous Australian soprano will sing again (by request) Handel's stately aria "Ombra Mai Fu" ...

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  28. AMERICAN CUSTOMS MORALITY.

    A letter in the London "Times" of September 2, signed "An American," says that the necessity of a league of importers for the protection of honesty in the American Custom-houses is a delicious ...

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  29. PRESBYTERIAN.

    The standing committees of the Presbyterian Church met during the week for the transaction of the quarterly business. The following country representatives were in attendance:—The Revs. W. ...

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  30. DEATH OF A GRAND OLD MAN.

    Commenting on the death of Sir Isaac Holden, Bart, which was early last month announced by cable in the columns of the "Sydney Morning Herald," the "Westminster Gazette" says:— ...

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  31. CABRAMATTA AND CANLEY VALE.

    At the last meeting of the above council, the Mayor (Alderman Stimson) presiding, a letter was received from the Department of Public Works intimating that a sum of £33 had been authorised as part sub[?]dy for the main ...

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  32. SOCIETY OF ARTISTS.

    This evening there will be a musical "at home" at the Society of Artists' new galleries, and this entertainment will inaugurate a series of functions arranged for nearly every day that the exhibition ...

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  33. PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

    On Thursday a meeting of the commission of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church was held in St. Stephen's, Phillip-street. There was a fair attendance of members. The Moderator (the ...

    Article : 467 words
  34. FAREWELL DINNER TO MR. T. H. RADFORD.

    The business men of Circular Quay whose daily occupation is centred in the important wool and skin trade of that busy quarter met in strong force last evening at the Cafe Francais, George-street, for the ...

    Article : 535 words
  35. MANAGERS' REPORTS.

    New Royal Standard Gold-mining Company, No Liability, week ending October 2.—50ft. level: North drive has reached 100ft.; No. 1 stope, 75ft.; No.2 stope, [?]2ft. South drive, 93ft.; No.1 stope, 63ft.: No.2 stope, 37ft.; ...

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  36. SMITHFIELD AND FAIRFIELD.

    A meeting was held on September 29. Present—The Mayor (Alderman Vallance), Aldermen Hollier, stimson, P[?], Bell, Braine. Downie, Hall, and Simpson. It was decided to co-operate with Prospect and Sherwood Council ...

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  37. ART SOCIETY.

    The couucil of the Art Society, encouraged by the steady attendances, has decided to allow their exhibition to remain open until the end of next week. This afternoon a concert will be given by Mr. Sydney ...

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  38. WILLOUGHBY.

    A meeting of the Willoughby Council was held in the council-chambers, Mowbray-road, on the 5th instant, the Mayor (Alderman R. H. Gordon) presiding. There were also present—Aldermen Putcher, For[?]th, Giblin, ...

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  39. LAWN TENNIS.

    This afternoon the finals will be played in the various events at Strathfield. In the All-comers' Singles Gaden meets Edwards, and if successful will have to face Colouhoun, and if the latter plays as ...

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  40. COTTIER'S PEOPLE'S CONCERTS.

    At Cottier's People's Concerts at the protestant Hall to-night and on Monday Messrs. H and W. Cottier, Miss Lucy Cottier, and the members of a minstrelsy company which includes Messrs. Fred. ...

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  41. THE MAIL STEAMERS.

    The mails by the R.M.S. Moana, dated Sydney, Au[?] 30, arrived in London on October 6. The R.M.S. Oruba arrived at Albany on Thursday [?] p.m. from London for Sydney, and sailed at 10.30 a.m.,[?] ...

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  42. THE CINEMATOGRAPHES.

    At the Salon Cinematographe (nearly opposite the Lyceum Theatre) Mr. MacMahon is exhibiting the new series of Jubilee pictures, which includes the distribution of medals to the colonial troops by the ...

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  43. PASSAGES ENGAGED BY THE DA[?]MSTA[?]T.

    The following passages have been engaged by the North German Lloyd steamer, sailing to-day:—Colonel and Mrs. Luxmore, Mr. J.W. Luxmore, Mr. and Mrs. E. [?], Mr. Henry Macken, Mr. W. F. C. Adena, Dr. and Mrs. [?] ...

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  44. THE DANGERS OF ROCK FISHING.

    Sir,—The sad death of two brothers at Botany Heads a week or two ago, followed by the drowning of a father and son at the Gap, near Sjduey Heads, last Sunday, should be a warning to rock fishermen, ...

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  45. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

    On Thursday evening next the Sydney Ph[?]barmonic Society will give their third concert of the present season at the Town Hall under Signor Hazon's direction. Sir Arthur Sullivan's dramatic ...

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  46. CONGREGATIONAL.

    The church at Bathurst will be visited on Sunday by the Rev. G. Preston, who will conduct the services. The church at Manly has invited the Rev. W. ...

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  47. THE NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

    Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co., Limited, advise the [?] lowing movements of the company's steamers engaged in the Australian and Japan mail line:—The Tokio [?] left Town-ville on Thursday at noon, and is expected in ...

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  48. MANLY COTTAGE HOSPITAL.

    A committee meeting was held on Tuesday, when Mr. John Woods (president) was in the chair, and there were in attendance Mesdames John Woods, W. T. Smellie, T. Littlejohn, Miss Warburton, ...

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  49. WESLEYAN.

    To-morrow, the fifty-third anniversary of the Waverley Wesleyan Sunday School will be celebrated, and on the following day the annual public meeting and musical festival will take place. ...

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  50. THE A.U.S.N. COMPANY'S LINE.

    The Warr[?]go sails to-day for Brisbane, Town[?] Cooktown, Thursday Island, Normanton, and Burketown The Araman leaves Brisbane to-day for Sydney, and [?] for Melbourne Tuesday, the 12th instant. The Warooga ...

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  51. THE CYCLORAMA.

    The cyclorama, which goes on the even tenour of its way at the stand opposite the railway station, has gained in popularity through the addition of several new features. A number of ...

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  52. THE RIVER BARS.

    The Nambucca bar has shoaled to 5ft. 6in. at high [?] with 3ft. rise of tide. The bar at Cape Hawke yesterday had 7ft. [?] Water. ...

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  53. EXHIBITION OF HORSE-TAMING.

    During the week Professor Norton Smith, who comes to Australia with a very high reputation, has been giving interesting and in every way remarkable exhibitions of his skill in the taming and ...

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  54. THE FREIGHT ON KEROSENE.

    Sir,—As our vigilant Railway Commissioners are always ready to attend to the wishes of the people as far as possible, especially when a concession will benefit a large number, will you kindly permit me to ...

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  55. STEAMERS WITH HORSES FOR INDIA.

    The F[?]tala left Melbourne on Thursday for [?] and calls off Sydney for Piolet Jones; the Fazika, Mr. Banks advises, calls at Newcastle for Piolt Michsel and the Bhundara takes Pilot Leggatt. The Onda calls at ...

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  56. BAPTIST.

    The Rev. Dr. Rouse, of India, the eminent missionary and linguist, will preach the annual sermon of the Victorian Baptist Union on November 15. ...

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  57. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

    "Accounts of Gold-mining and Exploration Companies," by T. Donald (Mr. Ef[?]ngham Wilson); "Wealth and Progress of New South Wales, 1895-6," volume 2, by T. A. Coghlan (the ...

    Article : 218 words
  58. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Four persons have been drowned lately when fishing from the rocks at Botany and the Gap. Strangers to our coast are not aware[?] of the danger of going on rocks which are often high and dry for ...

    Article : 320 words
  59. THE SENATOR PETERSEN.

    The ship Senator Petersen, bound from [?] Sydney, passed Wilson's Promontory at 7.15 a.m. yesterday. She comes to Messrs. John Connell and Co. Limited. ...

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  60. CENTRAL MISSION FANCY FAIR.

    The fancy fair and exhibition at the Centenary Hall has attracted satisfactory attendances during the past two days. Competitions in art, flower, and cookery departments were held yesterday evening. ...

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  61. PRIMITIVE METHODIST.

    On Sunday last a Sunday School anniversary was held at Kingston, sermons being preached by the Revs. J. W. Holden, E. Masterman, and J. K. Turner. There was a successful public meeting on ...

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  62. ACTIVITY IN GERMAN SHIPYARDS.

    German ships and German shipy[?] creasing rapidly in numbers and capacity. Latest statis[?] show that German shipbuilders had in hand 275 [?] which 175 were steamers, 13 sailing vessels, 39 lighters, [?] ...

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  63. HOSPITAL ENTERTAINMENT.

    A capital little entertainment was given [?]y the "Lotus" Club at the Walker Convalescent Hospital on Thursday evening last. Messrs. Hopkins, Shipway, Hallet, Dodwell, and Misses Saywell and ...

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  64. NEW HARBOUR AND DOCK AT LARGS BAY.

    The London promoter of the projected [?] and Largs Bay caim that when their scheme is carried out South Australia will have the finest harbour in the [?] nies. It is proposed to spend on the first portion, which ...

    Article : 71 words
  65. "SHAKESPEARE."

    For within the hollow space That rounds the mortal temples of a king. Keeps Death his court, and there the antic sits, Mocking his state, grinning at his pomp, ...

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  66. NORTH SYDNEY ORPHANS' CLUB.

    At the North Sydney School of Arts on Thursday the North Sydney Orphans' Club held its monthly concert, at which there was a large attendance. The president, Mr. R. Imray, occupied the chair. The ...

    Article : 302 words
  67. NEW STEAMER FOR THE EASTERN TRADE.

    The North German Lloyd Company have had [?] twin-screw steamer built specially for their Eastern trade, and named the Mainz. Another new ship for the [?] trade is the Clan Munroe, of 4839 tons, built by Doxford ...

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  68. SALVATION ARMY

    The special week of self-denial opens to-day, and will close on Friday next. Commandant Booth is making Sydney his headquarters for a couple of weeks He returned to ...

    Article : 97 words
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