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Article : 228 wordsThe following are the prices paid for labour in some of the principal trades of the colony:- Printing Trade.—Compositors (Sydney Morning Herald), 1s. 1d. per 1000; ditto (Evening News), 1s. and 1s. 1d. ...
Article : 623 wordsThe reorganization of the Volunteer force is still under the consideration of the Government. It is some time now since Colonel Richardson sent in his rnpont on the subject, and yet nothing of a definite chanacter has been done. We ...
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Article : 533 wordsOne or two discoveries of more than ordinary interest have lately been made in our mining industry, and afford another proof of the statement that the mineral riches of this colony are far from being exhausted, although the ...
Article : 903 wordsThe Industrial and Permanent Building Society, finding its operations largely increased since the time it was established in 1871, recently purchased the site of the old Synagogue in York-street for £6500. Plans for a new building ...
Article : 342 wordsThe annual Commemoration in connection with the University of Sydney took place on Saturday, June 22, with much eclat, in the great hall of that institution. His Excellency the Governor was present, in his official ...
Article : 1,835 wordsMr. Creswick's engagement at the Victoria Theatre having terminated, several sensation dramas have been produced with a fair amount of success. Miss Amy Horton is now engaged in character songs and dances, in ...
Article : 500 wordsThe annual exhibition of works by the students in the Academy of Art has been held at the rooms, in Elizabethstreet, and was extremely satisfactory. It shows great proficiency in the works of the pupils, particularly of Mr. A. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 5 Jul 1878, Page 7
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