NEW OPERA HOUSE.—On Saturday night a farcical comedy (as it is called in the bills), adapted by W. S. Craven from the French, was produced in this theatre, before a crowded House, The word ...
Article : 1,623 wordsBusiness affairs in this country have not been in the very briskest of conditions during the last month. Yet, in the East there is not the same stagnation of business industries as is felt on this coast. ...
Article : 2,969 wordsThe ceremony of formally opening the Balmain Cottage Hospital was performed by Sir Alexander Stuart on Saturday afternoon. A number of those present went through the building after which they ...
Article : 647 wordsMr. Gudgeon, the finder of the Stanton-Harcourt Reef, Maryborough (Q.), which gave a prospect of 7oz of gold to the ton, has gone to Brisbane to float a company. ...
Article : 37 wordsOn Saturday Me. H. Scott introduced to the Commissioner of Lands a deputation, comprising the chairman of the district councils and the vermin boards, besides a number of gentlemen interested in agricultural ...
Article : 278 wordsAt the Great Northern Tin-mine, Herberton (Q.), the pumping and winding machinery are being erected, and good ore is being raised by the Ly-ee-Moon, Three Star, Bradlaugh, Defiance, and Poor ...
Article : 204 wordsMARYBOROUGH.—The Golden Stream Company's yield for the week was 113oz 16dwt. No. 1 Tribute 20oz 6dwt. the Kong Meng Company's yield was 202oz 3dwt. ...
Article : 259 wordsIt appears that the quantity of goods stored in the bonded warehouse which was burned down on Friday was considerably underestimated. No definite particulars are yet obtainable, but the value of the stock ...
Article : 112 wordsOn the morning of May 21, a party of three young men, W. P. Hall and two brothers named Westfall, had a lively encounter with a lot of rattlesnakes and black snakes at Rose's Switch, about six miles west of ...
Article : 577 wordsThe coal and iron masters of Scotland having promptly subscribed the guarantee found of £500 desired for the object, the council of the Mining Institute of Scotland has decided to open an exhibition of ...
Article : 48 wordsThe warden in Silverton, under date July 31, informed the Under-Secretary for Mines that a very large ironstone lode had been discovered on the Corona station, about 60 miles from Silverton, and 35 ...
Article : 189 wordsIn Lakeman's Hotel, Hay, on Friday evening, a meeting of selectors and others was held to discuss land law reform and the advisableness of choosing a selectors' representative for the district at the next ...
Article : 120 wordsGYMPIE, Monday.—The total yield of gold at Gympie for the month of July was 9321oz, and the dividends amounted to £14,000. These returns show a marked improvement on any preceding month of the ...
Article : 52 wordsIn reference to our cablegram of Saturday as to a New Zealand railway loan, it may be interesting to mention that the Wellington-Manawatu line of railway connects the "Empire City" of New Zealand ...
Article : 134 wordsTEMORA, Monday.—The South Australian Co. cleaned up 80oz of smelted gold from 70 tons of stone from the 200ft level, which is increasing in richness as it deepens. Splendid gold has been got in the ...
Article : 60 wordsDr. Taylor, the distinguished scientist, who has been for some time delighting the intellectual portion of the population of sydney to an unprecedented extent, is to deliver two of his best "gossips" on ...
Article : 117 wordsMoses Shrimpton, aged 66 years, was executed at Worcester prison, lately, for the murder of Police constable Davies, at Alve Church. since his condemnation he took food readily and slept well. He ...
Article : 300 wordsA meeting of the Eight Hours Demonstration Committee was held on Friday evening in the Swan-with-two-Necks Hotel, when there were eighteen societies represented. The president, Mr. E. H. ...
Article : 183 wordsThere was a large assemblage of Presbyterians in paddington on Saturday afternoon to witness the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of a new transept for St. John's Presbyterian Church. The ...
Article : 144 wordsA rather serious accident happened on Friday to a man named Edwin Jackson, of Darling-street, Balmain. He was playing with his son, and accidentally broke his ankle. He was taken to the Balmain ...
Article : 50 wordsThe overseer sailing shipmasters of the port of Sydney had a "high old tome" on Saturday, when St. David's day was celebrated by a picnic to the lovely grounds of Dr. Hansan, at pearly Bay. The ...
Article : 452 wordsAn interesting lecture on "Trades Unions" was delivered in the lecture hall of the school of Arts, Pitt-street, on Saturday night, by Mr. B.R. Wise. There was a large audience. Mr. Justice Windeyer ...
Article : 194 wordsOf the many attempts which have been made by' skilled chemists to produce artificial diamonds, the only success belongs to Mr. J. B. Hannay, of Glasgow, said KNOWLEDGE. In the year 1880 this ...
Article : 264 wordsCourt Harmony, 430, of the order of Royal Foresters, celebrated its twenty-ninth anniversary by a banquet in the lodge-rooms, Sutherland's Club-house Hotel, Abercrombie-street, on Saturday night ...
Article : 452 wordsOn Sunday afternoon a great juvenile Temperance demonstration was held in Newtown, to celebrate the opening of the Temperance Hall. The New South Wales United Evangelistic Association has leased the ...
Article : 331 wordsA Vermont newspaper, the RUTLAND DAILY HERALD, is entirely printed on paper made from sawdust, the product of Mr. pond's roller pulp machine, by which aawdust, shavings, chips, and ...
Article : 248 wordsA Post-office Directory for New South Wales will shortly be published by Messrs. Wise, Caffin, and Co., of Bond-street, Sydney. The work when completed will contain 1400 pages, giving the names ...
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Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Mon 3 Aug 1885, Page 3
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