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Detailed lists, results, guides : 506 wordsThe river at Louth is 41ft. above summer level, and still rising fast. A relief boat in charge of the police has returned from Tallywalka, after releasing the residents who were surrounded by the flood waters, ...
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Article : 1,332 wordsAlthough the movements to-day were regarded as regimental, there was much of interest in them from a military point of view. The grand spectacular sham fight and march past before Lord Carrington, ...
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Article : 786 wordsThe troops encamped at Middle and South Heads, as well as those at Green Point, gave a demonstration to day of the kind of reception they would extend to an enemy, and in justice to all who took part in the ...
Article : 2,429 wordsA deputation, consisting of the junior for the Macleay, the Mayor of Kempsey, Aldermen Huggett and Cochrane, and Messrs. T. Dwyer, M Thompson, and Mark Hurrell, left by the steamer Macleay this ...
Article : 71 wordsThe bodies of the missing men Hogg and Cheers were recovered yesterday evening. That of Hogg waa found floating in the creek opposite his own residence, about six miles from where the boat is supposed to have ...
Article : 92 wordsMr. Vivian and Mr. Haynes passed torough from Gloucester to-day, returning overland from the Manning. Great satisfaction is expressed at the triumph of freetrade. The coach was decorated with a flag, ...
Article : 72 wordsThe Maitland Circuil Court was opened at the courthouse, East Maitland, this morning, before Mr. Justice Foster. Mr. C. E. Heydon was Crown prosecutor. A large number of barristers were present. ...
Article : 160 wordsMessrs. Lorimer, Rome, and Co., local agents of the China Navigation Company, are in receipt of cable advice of the above vessel's departure from Hongkong for Sydney and Melbourne, via Queensland ports, on 6th instant. She is due ...
Article : 47 wordsThe particulars of the fire on the schooner Victory now to hand, show that the crew could neither tell how the fire originated or to whom the schooner belonged. Now and then cargoes of lime arrive here from New Zealand, the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 347 wordsNews has been received of what appears to be a fatality resulting in the loss of three lives at Lake Bathurst. Particulars to hand are somewhat meagre. Three men—Richard Thompson, a young man, a ...
Article : 183 wordsSir,—I notice where any laxity occurs in any of our Government departments your columns are always open for fair and impartial criticism, and I ask why should not the Railway Department get their share of it? ...
Article : 311 wordsThe Messageries Maritimes steamer Sydney, from Marsellies, left Suez for Australia on April 7. The M. M. Company's new steamer Australien, due at Melbourne last night, will have a quick despatch at that port ...
Article : 52 wordsGreat changes in late rears have been made in the working of the New Zealand Shipping Company, the representatives of which in this city are Messrs. Mason Bros., Limited. The Company's head office has been transferred from ...
Article : 273 wordsA public meeting passed resolutions advocating a trial survey from Ballina to the Lismore-Tweed line. The resolutions affirmed that the meeting was of opinion that in the best interests of the district it was ...
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Article : 546 wordsThe British barque Margaret has arrived at Boston, U. S. A., from the West Coast of Africa, after a voyage teeming with laughable incident. The accounts given by some of the Boston papers occupy almost columns of space. ...
Article : 346 wordsStock passing through by train:—14 trucks cattle, Dubbo to Melbourne, via Albury. Dugan to Doughsrty and Son; 28 trucks cattle, Bourke to Albury, various owners; 2 trucks sheep, Alford to Leeds and Co., ...
Article : 297 wordsFor Melbourne (by express) to-day:—A. W. Flowerday, J. D. Cameron (Ballarat). Mrs. Arthur Cass, Miss Ida Cass (Albury). J. Liston (Hawksburn), W. Symons, A. Symons (Moonee Ponds), Mrs. Daniel Petts (Mullengandra), Mr. ...
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Article : 353 wordsWhen R.M.S. Royalist arrived here the other day, it was mentioned that some captal target practice had taken place while the vessel was off the coast on her way to Sydney from Adelaide. A target, about 5ft. by 4ft., erected on boards, ...
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Article : 224 wordsSir,—While travelling to and from Loftus on Easter Monday, where we had been viewing the encampment, we, and other fellow-passengers, were much disgusted with the mismanagement of the trains, both going and ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 9 Apr 1890, Page 8
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