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Land Law Conference.
The conference, after dealing with the question of leasing, proceeded to the consideration of postponed clause 8, providing for the division of the colony into three divisions. The questions before the conference ...
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BREVITIES.
'Frisco mail leaves to-morrow. ship Patriarch sails for London to-morrow. Suez mail letters will be delivered this afternoon. R.M.S. Ballarat leaves Melbourne for Sydney this ...
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Sporting.
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Dreadful Tram Accident.
Yesterday evening a dreadful accident happened in Elizabeth-street, between Campbell and Goulburn streets. The Marrickviile tram, which left Bridge-street at 7.10 ran over a little boy named Henry ...
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TIPS FOE MELBOURNE RACES.
"Yarraman," a, country sporting writer, sends ns his tips for the events now go soon to be decided at Flemington. The include the Cop, Derby, Maribyrnoug Plate, the w.f.a. races, and those for which the handicaps have ...
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BERRIMA DISTRICT RACES.
The first day of the Berrima District races commenced yesterday on the Brawley racecourse, near Muss Vale. A cold showery morning greatly militated against what would otherwise have proved a large attendance. About ...
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REGISTRATION OF BOOKMARKES.
The following new by-law has been issued by the Australian Jockey Club, and was published in the "Government Gazette" of Tuesday, October 30:—No. 15. No person shall after December 31, 1883, carry on the business of a ...
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The Archbishopric of Sydney.
A cablegram in the Melbourne " Age," dated London, October 20, says: "It is reported that Monsignor Capel, the illustrious prelate of the Roman Catholic Church, is to be appointed to succeed the ...
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MEMS.
Mr. T. If. Alcock called at our office, this morning, to inform us that his well-known buggy horse Midnight (imp), who is nominated at the Grand National Snow, arrived in Melbourne, per steamer [?]uninyong, without a ...
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Caution to Wife-beaters.
At the Quarter Sessions to-day, Thomas Banner, who had been convicted of an assault of an aggravated nature upon his wife, was sentenced to three years' hard labour and ordered to be kept for the ...
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MANLY BOWING AND SAILING CLUB.
The Manly H. and S. Club intend to hold their first regatta on saturday, December 15, and we ere glad to see at length some practical outcome of the concerts, balls, and entertainment! which have bad for there object the ...
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Water Police Court.
Mr. Buchanan presided in the charge division, and Mx. Marsh in the summons division of the Water i police court this morning. Before the former Patrick Hughes, 30, was charged with having insufficient ...
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BALMAIN REGATTA.
At a meeting of the committee, on Monday evening it was decided to finally close the entries on Saturday night on which night the committee will receive entries between 8 and [?] o'clock. A race for open boats under canvas not ...
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Death of Captain J. Kemp.
The many friends of Captain J. Kemp, of the schooner C. Walker, will regret to hear that he was drowned this morning at the Bellinger River. The schooner C. Walker went ashore yesterday inside the ...
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VICTORIAN YACHTING SEASON
Of the opening of the Victorian yachting Beason at Melbourne last Saturday, the "Argus" says:—For the second year in succession, the opening of the yachting season has been ushered in with such rougn and boisterous weather as ...
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The Latest and Fullest News.
The new Land Bill will be very fully discussed in this week's "Town and Country Journal" by reports and correspondents. By means of a map the proposed divisions of the colony are clearly illns- ...
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A Strange Case.
At the Central police court, before Mr. Crane, S.H., this morning, a respectably dressed man, named Richard Murray, was charged with indecently assaulting Martha Timms, a girl of nine years of ...
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Volunteer Fire Brigades.
A meeting of thiboard of United Volunteer Fire Brigades took place last evening at Kelly's Edinburgh Castle Hot, Bathurst-street. There was a large attendance members, Mr. Kellv. Sunsrint[?] ...
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George-street on Sunday Evenings
George-street on a Sunday evening (writes a correspondent) is an everlasting disgrace to our city. A respectable young woman walking by herself between, say Hunter and Park streets, is subject to very great ...
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Aboriginals at Barrington.
Mr. White yesterday asked the Colonial Secretary the following questions:—(1.) Is the Government aware that a large number of industrious aboriginals live at the Barrington and Port Stephens, in the ...
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