HERE is no doubt that Bathurst well deserves all the admiration she has received, for at all ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 107 wordsThis is a Church of England College, standing oil a hill, where a glorious view of rapidly changing country is seen in all its varying atmospheric aspects. The front of the building is decorated ...
Article : 318 wordsBathurst is certainly an ecclesiastical city. The Cathedral is a beautiful ecclesiastical architectural feature the city rejoices in; the warm, rudy bricks, half covered by dark ivy with the fresh ...
Article : 261 wordsThese are the best imitation of a bathe in the open you could see, sun and air flooding the water with their warmth, and purity, as there is no roof but the sky. Eighty thousand gallons of water— ...
Article : 145 wordsAlthough there are forty-eight acres of park land in Bathurst, undoubtedly this park is the most charming. There are eight acres it the most picturesque garden, with a silvery lake and golden carp, sighing ...
Article : 141 wordsI went with some trepidation to this college, for everyone had said "They don't like women there." And how I wished I was a man—for the first time in my life. A kindly, courteous voice ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 289 wordsIn 1855 the School of Arts began its existence in, as it were, the middle ages of Bathurst, when in a very short time the cry was for more accommodation. At a committee meeting in 1855, convened by Mr. ...
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Article : 119 wordsTechnical education is flourishing in Bathurst, and a keenly intelligent interest taken in science ana art; some of the students having distinguished themselves abroad. The Technological Museum ...
Article : 121 wordsThe annual shows have brought this into notice so often that I need not say much about it. It occupies 25 acres, trees and flowers abound, and the buildings are spacious and effectively grouped. ...
Article : 120 wordsMost sports are in favor, and the clubs are vigorous, as the physique of most ol the young men proves. Taking them all round, the people of this part of the colony are typical of the ...
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Article : 503 wordsThe Japanese Government is issuing wholesale legal permits to destitute parents to sell their daughters. According to a letter recently received from a resident in Tokio, Japan ...
Article : 452 wordsThe Roman Catholic Cathedral occupies a noticeable corner, and is half hidden by splendid trees. The architecture is somewhat severe, but dignified, the freestone facings relieving the some ...
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Article : 413 wordsI went for a drive to Peel, crossing the plains towards the mountains, with their richlyladen fields and picturesque cottages. On the way we passed several loafers, evidently "on the ...
Article : 468 wordsThe Bathurst "Daily Times" was established first in 1858, and has been in the hands of the present proprietary (Dowse and Macdougal) since 1873. It is liberal in its politics, and a staunch ...
Article : 132 wordsThis paper is the protectionist journal of Bathurst, and was started seven years Ago by the enthusiastic workers for this cause, who have since made it the one thing to be preached and ...
Article : 106 wordsThe hospital is a handsome building in the pavilion style, stands on the brow of a high hill, and the air flows through every corner of it in healthful draughts and the views from every ...
Article : 237 wordsThis paper was born in 1844 as the "Bathurst Advocate." and can boast of a long life's experiences, having reported many of the city's most historical events, amongst them being the ...
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Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931), Sat 7 Nov 1896, Page 9
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