On Wednesday evening last the annual meeting o[?] members of the West Maitland Volunteer Water Brigade took place at the rooms. Tuck's Commercial Hotel, High-street. There was a full attendance of members present, and much interest ...
Article : 298 wordsIn Parliament last night the Inscribed Stock Bill was advanced in the Upper House, and a discursive debate continued on the budget in the Lower House. Progress was reported in each case. ...
Article : 539 wordsSINGLETON ATHLETIC SPORTS.—Our readers interested will find in another part of this issue a fine programme of athleti[?] sports put forward for discussion at Singleton on Easter Monday. There are sixteen events on the list, and the prizes are ...
Article : 3,188 wordsFollowing in the result of the big pigeon match shot off on the [?]course here to-day:—J. A. Thompson, Wollombi, 25 yards, 14 points, 1; C. Baldwin. Tamworth, 27 yards, is points, 2; G. Moors, jun, Maitland, 26 yards, 12 points, 3. Bryant, of ...
Article : 83 wordsMr. Piddington moved an amandment in the Inscribed Stock Bill, against the conversion of outstanding [?]ive per cents. to four per cents, unless the proposal be laid on the table of both Houses for thirty days, and agreed to. The amendment was ...
Article : 2,089 wordsThe Australian Mortgage and Agency Company report:— We offered at auction to-day about 1100 bales of wool, and sold all except one lot of 70; good competition, and full valu[?]tion realised for all fair qualities, and scoured especially sought ...
Article : 69 wordsMessrs. Pitt, Son, and Badgery report:—Cattle: The over supply of last Monday had its effect on to-day's market, for prices fell 10s per head. Of the 914 yarded to-day we sold 479, viz., for Mackay Bros., Browan, 107 bullocks £6, and 105 cows ...
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Advertising : 1,836 wordsFat Cattle.—Two small consignments were offered this week of interior stock, which realized about 15s per 100lbs. I disposed of 41 head privately on account of Mr. R. Dwyer consisting of cows, steers, and bullocks at quotations. ...
Article : 441 wordsParliament opens on Thursday. The Queen's speech deals with the condition of affairs in Egypt and Zululand, and says Ireland is much improved were it not for the machinations of secret societies. Bills will be introduced, ...
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