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COUNTY COURT, MORSE'S CREEK. April Sittings.
No.[?] 34 [?] Vassela, £7 5s 35. [?]Warrison, £5 5s 37 [?]McCall v Stone, £1 0s ...
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YACKANDANDAH POLICE COURT
D. Flynn v.Louis Stephens.—Illegally selling spirituous liquors. Withdrawn. J. Bennett v. Benjamin Grosthwaite. —Claim for work and labour, £4 4s. Mr ...
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April 2nd.
Constable Steele v. Kennedy—Charged with disobeying a summons for illegally using a horse. Remanded till Wednesday. ...
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Sir,—Allow me through your columns to point out an error in the report of the last meeting of the Ovens Benevolent Asylum Committee, which you have ...
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BEECHWORTH POLICE COURT.
The Chinaman, Ah Hin, who was the man present when the purse of George Pritchard was stolen from his house on the Havelock Road last week, was ...
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April 2.
James Woodlands wag remanded for seven days as a lunatic. Louisa Looker, the girl lately dismissed from the Benevolent Asylum for ...
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RUTHERGLEN.
The Borough Council sat last Thursday evening, but there was no business of any interest beyond the levying of a one shilling rate. ...
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POSTAL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BEECHWORTH AND RUTHERGLEN.
If there is one thing more to be desired than another to promote the carrying on of commercial operations it is most decidedly the affording them the utmost ...
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THE CONGBEGATIONALISTS' SOIREE.
Two events occurred simultaneously last evening in Beechworth, one being an innovation in the way of a fruit and musical soiree, instead of a tea meeting, ...
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LICENSE OR NO LICENSE.
SIR,—In the Borough, of Rutherglen the Council have struck a rate of one shilling to the pound, to be collected in two moieties. Are the Councillors aware ...
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THE ASSEMBLY'S PRISONER.
The sergeant-at-arms. seems to have caught the spirit. of his masters—the majority of the Assembly. Finding his fees in danger, from the disinclination of ...
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RUTHERGLEN TOWN HALL.
SIR,—Allow me to suggest, through your columns, to the ratepayers in Rutherglen an eligible site and premises for their much-wanted Town Hall, viz.: ...
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Advertising
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CHILTERN.
As usual, the Easter holiday in Chiltern passed off quietly. All the places of business were closed, but no amusement of any kind was got up. ...
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