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OUR SYDNEY LETTER
Political interest is leaving parilament, which is now regarded as moribund, and almost negligeable, and is betaking itself to the constituencies. The ...
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OPENING OF NEW SCHOOL AT GAROOLGAN.
Carooigan (North Barellan) was en fete on Tuesday, 17th inst., when, to celebrate the complation and opening of the new school, a picnic, sports, tea, ...
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POLICE COURT.
Philip Corrie (Railway Inspector) v. George W. Mackeazie, using indecent language on the railway platiorm on 23rd October. ...
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LICENSING COURT.
An application by J. W. McConville for a booth licence at Leeton on 6th was held over will the commissioner's consent in writing has been obtained. ...
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DISTRICT NEWS.
A highly successful entertainment was held here on Wednesday, 17th inst., in aid of the local hall. Early in the afternoon a large crowd-gathered to watch ...
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MURMURS FROM THE BUSH.
"Give me leave to apeak my mind." We love the dark and silent bush, Its tall and stately trees. Its ever ceaseless [?] ...
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A CRUMBLE FROM THE BUSH.
Sir, I crave a few lines of your space to [?] what seans to the wrong which needs reststance." This wrong is perpetruled by the Railway ...
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THE SEASON IN RIVERINA.
The "S.M. [?] The wheat [?] practical is reached in [?] whom 210 miles on the [?] line and 12 miles ...
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COMMERCIAL.
Winchcombe, Carson and Co. reports. We sold four thousand bales of wool on Monday. The market ruled very firm at late rates. Crossbreds were in ...
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