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Article : 250 wordsMr. E. C. Cracknell, Superintendent of Telegraphs, has designed an improved plan for carrying telegraph and telephone wires through cities, and the Government have approved of the design, and accepted a tender from Messrs. D. ...
Article : 460 wordsThe labour market continues to be in the reverse of a healthy state; but during the part fortnight the number of unemployed has been considerably diminished. This has been due partly to the establishment of relief works by the ...
Article : 233 wordsSaturday, 28th June, being Coronation Day, was observed in Sydney as a public holiday, in accordance with the wish of her Majesty that her birthday celebration should take place on that date. The public offices, banks, insurance ...
Article : 2,245 wordsMining operations are being prosecuted in various parts of the colony with considerable vigour, and in many instances with extremely satisfactory results. In the report of the mining manager of the Nymagee Copper-mining ...
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Article : 241 wordsA deputation, consisting of the Primate of Australia and a number of clergymen and laymon representing the Church of England, the Presbyterian Church, Wesleyan Church, and Congregational. Church, waited on the Minister for ...
Article : 1,044 wordsEXPORT MARKETS.—The wool sales of the past fortnight have been of an unimportant character. The ma[?] has an easier tone in consequence of the advices from [?] land being considered unfavourable for buywea. [?] ...
Article : 2,435 wordsThe following abstract return for the year ending 31st March, 1884, shows the number of holders of land of one acre and upwards, the extent of holdings, distinguishing freeholds from leaseholds (exclusivw od lands lesses from ...
Article : 297 wordsDuring the past fortnight the money market has cased perceptibly. A proposal to reduce the rates of deposits by ½ per cent, has been resolved on by the managers of nearly all the banks of Sydney and Melbourne; and the rates will ...
Article : 1,297 wordsNEW SOUTH WALES.—An abstract of the revenue returns for the quarter will be found in our Commercial Review. VICTORIA.—The revenue returns for the financial year ...
Article : 461 wordsOur correspondent at Port Moro[?]by wrote on June 8:- For the last three weeks I have been on tramp and voyage along 150 miles of coast, visiting many different villages and tribes. Messrs. Chalmers and Lawes have ...
Article : 706 wordsIt is with regret we find in our obituary column of the 7th instant a notice of the death of Mr. Daniel Williams, a gentleman well known in New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland, who died on 9th. May last at St. Leonards. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 9 Jul 1884, Page 11
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