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BREVITIES.
Query propounded by Mr. O'Sullivan to the bimetallists on the subject of credit as a means of doing business: "Are the bimetallists aware of the aphorism of ...
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THE COURTS.
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TUNNEL ACCIDENT.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Soon after the silt had been deposited on top of the tarpaulin over the hole in the bed of the river at the head of the ...
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SHIPPING.
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EASTER MONDAY.
So far as the harbor and river excursions were concerned, the holiday yesterday, with one or two exceptions, was a dismal failure. The forenoon was cold ...
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AT THE NORTH POLE.
LONDON, April 15.—The Paris "Figaro" reports that Dr. Nansen, the Norwegian explorer, who left Norway on an expedition to the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Maritime Miscellany.
High water to-day 12.30 a.m., 12.54 p.m. Projected departures this day: Burwah. (s), for Brisbane, at 5 p.m.; Aramac (s), ...
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In Bankruptcy.
Joseph Jacobs, of Campbell-street, Surry Hills, general dealer. The assigned estate of Arthur Rickards, of Glenmore-road, Paddington, ...
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Central Police Court.
Mr. Delohery, S.M., presided at the Charge Court. Charles Rivers, 89, a decrepit old man, who had been apprehended for his own ...
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Advertising
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HARBOR EXCURSIONS.
Owing to the unfavorable weather the harbor excursions yesterday were not much sought after, and it was estimated that not more than a few thousand people ...
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Water Police Court.
Albert Shaw, 18, and John Marshall, 18, were each fined 10s with the alternative of three days' imprisonment for having used indecent language on board the ...
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G. T. Grand Lodge.
The second day of the annual session of the Grand Lodge of New South Wales, I.O.G.T., was opened at half-past 10 o'clock this morning at the Oddfellows' Temple, ...
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Fatal Racing Accident.
A fatal accident occurred during the running of the first race at Smithfield meeting on Monday. William Power, a resident of Liverpool, was riding Orphan ...
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NEW REGULATIONS FOR SAFETY.
The Union Steamship Company has (says the "Lyttelton Times") issued an important circular to the officers in its service, dealing with the necessity for ...
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PARRAMATTA RIVER.
The various pleasure points on the Parramatta River had a fair quota of visitors conveyed thither by the Parramatta Steam Ferry Company's steamers, which ran a ...
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A Stabbing Case.
A seaman named John Brennan was treated at Sydney Hospital last evening for a punctured wound on the elbow. Brennan, who resides at the Active ...
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OCEAN TRIPS.
The Newcastle and Hunter River Steam Navigation Company dispatched the Newcastle on a trip to Cowan Bay and the Maitland to Careel Bay, Hawkesbury ...
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THE CASTLE HOLME AFLOAT.
A telegram from Adelaide announces the arrival of the barque Castle Holmes at the port after having been stranded in Sturt Bay. It appears that after ...
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BOTANY.
The Sir Joseph Banks Ground at Botany were fairly well patronised, and dancing in the large pavilion was one of the chief attractions. Long Bay ...
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Drowned at Wagga.
WAGGA, Tuesday.—A groom named Patrick Riley, who was employed at the Prince of Wales Hotel, was taking cows across the river, when he slipped from his ...
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An Unknown's Death.
A man who gave the name of John Georgina died yesterday in Sydney Hospital of a disease of the liver, nothing is known of his antecedents, nor is anything ...
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A Country Visitor Robbed
Constable G. W. Allen, of No. 1 Station, arrested a young man named Francis John Fegan, printer, in Bathurst-street yesterday evening, on a charge of being concerned ...
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Calabash Farmers.
YOUNG, Tuesday.—The Calabash Farmers' Association held a meeting on Saturday, when the following resolution was carried: "That this association ...
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During Easter Holidays.
It would not be amiss if Country Visitors were to call on R. C. Hagon, Merchant Tailor, 129 King-street, Sydney, and examine his suits to order at 75s. A large ...
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