The ninth matinee performance of "The Whip" will be given to-day at Her Majesty's Theatre, where the rustic atmosphere of the hunting scenes, followed by the excitment of the racing incidents, with the ...
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Article : 690 wordsThe potato crop in the Blayney district looks splendid. The district is a clean one, blight being unknown From Blayney to Orange there is one of the finest stretches of potato ...
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Article : 661 wordsWINGHAM.—At the last meeting of the Port Stephens P. P. Board it was agreed that arears of rales for six years ended December, 1900, be written off, and instructions were ...
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Article : 412 wordsMr. Marah Little, a bunton, who has toured New South Wales as Gospel singer for the Presbyterian Church, and will sail for England by the Medic on Saturday, to take up a position as soloist with the ...
Article : 248 wordsNOWRA.—The entries for the Shoalhaven show, to be opened to day by the Honorary Assistant Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Trefle), total an excess of 700 over the ...
Article : 130 wordsOn Thursday, February 23, the Royal Sydney Philharmonic Society will open their season with a performance at the Town Hall [?] Mendelssohn's "Elijah," under the direction of Mr. Joseph Brad[?] An ...
Article : 617 wordsW. A. Lalor, Seven Hills writes:—Your very interesting article on the Young district, wherein the writer comments on the name "Young," brings to my mind another ...
Article : 69 wordsMUDGEE.—Mr. John Workman, auctioneer, held a successful horse sale here. Buyers attended from all the outside localities, including Sydney, while local buyers were well ...
Article : 118 wordsThe lands of the Penang Mountain, near Gosford, are usually looked upon as being next door to worthless, and when Messrs. Hunter and Sons [?]aid out an orchard there ...
Article : 101 wordsThe residents of Mosman are to be congratulated on the splendid support given to last Saturday's Dog Parade. The gathering was held under the auspices of the local Arts, ...
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Article : 559 wordsThe recent rains will give an impetus to the dairying industry in the western district. There are butter factories at Bathurst, Orange, Molong, Parkes, Mudgee, and Rylestone, and ...
Article : 425 words"Anti-Red Tape" writes:—The Railway administration seems to be hopelessly enerusted with conservatism and entangled in red tape. An instance has come to my notice recently, ...
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Article : 85 wordsThe doc[?] system in use at [?] Mir[?] Sutherland telephone bureaus, by which it is necessary for the postal official to [?] in a docket before communication can be obtained, is considered the ...
Article : 231 wordsAt a meeting of the Farmers and Selliers' Association a letter was received giving a statement of the claims of the Rural Workers' Union in every branch of the farming ...
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Article : 416 wordsWINGHAM.—Whilst the land hunger throughout New South Wales is admitted by all who have given the matter any consideration to be pronounced, isolated instances ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 15 Feb 1911, Page 8
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