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Article : 504 wordsPresent-Messrs Curtis (in the chair), Lewis, Oddie, Carey, Showman, Taylor, Lake, Edwards, Armstrongs Coutts, M'Cafferty, Josephs, J. T. Phillips, and Ward. Correspondence.—The following donations were ...
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Article : 740 wordsDRUNKARDS.-Six persons were dealt with. ASSAULT.-Two boys named John Sexton and Samuel Parsons were summoned for assaulting an old man named John Lennard at the end of last ...
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Article : 1,077 wordsSIR,—In reading over the News and Notes of your paper of Saturday, 3rd November, respecting the judging of cattle, I find that it is about the same as they did in the bacon and hams. I never, in the ...
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Advertising : 4,374 wordsSIR,—Judging from the usual spirit of fair-play which it has been your wont to extend to all classes of the community, I feel confident in asking you to publish the following letter. In the course of the ...
Article : 599 wordsThe monthly meeting of the brigade was held on Monday, 5th November; Captain Morris in the chair. Correspondence was read from Messrs Lawn and George Welsh, tendering their resignation as members ...
Article : 256 wordsSIR,-There is no pleasing your “ leaguers;” strike high, strike low, they are not satisfied. Had Mr Gillies been defeated the leading columns of the immaculate organs that support the immaculate Berry ...
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The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Tue 6 Nov 1877, Page 4
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