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Article : 797 wordsTenders are called in the Government Architect's Department for making [?] tensive additions to the Australian Museum. The plans provide for the removal of the present ...
Article : 307 wordsMr. W. H. Webb, writing under date January 17, says:—Some four years since I stated that one of our men was surprised at a rabbit jumping over a 4ft boarded side of a shed ...
Article : 188 words"Romeo" writes:—I should like to draw turther attention to the no doubt wearisome subject of the Lands Department. The long delays in matters dealt with by the ...
Article : 425 wordsTenders have been accepted for the following [?] works for the week ended 18th instant:- Government Architect's Works.— Improvements, [?] at the Public school, Windsor, Porter Brothers, [?] ...
Article : 650 wordsBOWRAL.—The consequences of the protracted drought in this district are daily assuming more alarming proportions, and unless rain soon comes the position for the ...
Article : 304 wordsLast week a contract was let by the Government for the erection of eight shops in George-street North, on portion of the resumed area. The shops, which will cost a little over ...
Article : 263 wordsMr. Walter E. H. Dowling, formerly Mayor and Bailiff of Hemel Hampstead, Herts, England, and a recent arrival in New South Wales, after an experience of the land ballot system ...
Article : 288 wordsRecently many inquiries from exporters and from fruitgrowers have been received at the Department of Agriculture respecting the reported removal of the prohibition on the ...
Article : 101 wordsThe new buildings for St. Aloysius' College, Milson's Point, which are to be opened by Cardinal Moran next Sunday, have just been completed at an expenditure of under £4000. ...
Article : 159 wordsTo close Tuesday, January 28.—Supply and crecti[?] of three windmills and tanks for Shallow Bore, Pilli[?] Scrub Land, erection of police station, Bimbi; [?]tion of fire, station, Canterbury (fresh tenders); ...
Article : 528 wordsThe Premier, Sir Joseph Ward, states that regulations are being framed with a view to the admission of South Australian grapes. Under the altered tariff of 1d per pound ...
Article : 76 wordsThe Government Architect's Department is now a busy place. The staff is full-handed, and the work is proceeding at a high rate of speed. At the present time tenders are called ...
Article : 434 wordsWALCHA.—Haymaking is proceeding. The crops are good. ...
Article : 12 wordsBERRY.—The Berry Agricultural Society's show has been abandoned on account of the continued drought. ...
Article : 20 wordsMr. A. Chambers writes:—There can be no two opinions about the fact that Government butter grading at Sydney has been detrimental financially to the majority of the producers ...
Article : 355 wordsALBURY.—Phylloxera has been discovered in Jacob Dick's vineyard, six acres in extent, five miles from Albury. The disease affected only halt an acre, and on that area all the ...
Article : 39 wordsINVERELL.—At a meeting of the P. and A. Committee it was resolved to take stops to urge upon the Minister for Agriculture the necessity of establishing an experimental farm ...
Article : 48 wordsPhylloxera, the most severe scourge in a vineyard, has in the past received attention by the Department of Agriculture. An experimental farm for the propagation of ...
Article : 685 wordsGLOUCESTER.—The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the Avon and Carrington Co-operative Buttery Factory, Limited, Was held on Saturday. The balance-sheet showed a ...
Article : 129 wordsIn the adjourned hearing of the creditor's petition respocting the affairs of William Marshall Moore, Mr. Pickburn, instructed by Messrs. Beehag. Simpson and Petric, appeared ...
Article : 180 wordsBLAYNEY.—Extraordinary business is being done at the local rabbit freezing works, ranging to 4000 pairs daily last week. The works are also supplying ice. ...
Article : 409 words"Straight Truth" writes:—Referring to remarks by "J.G." in your issue of to-day, I have often noticed that such writers only put one side before the public, That the ...
Article : 273 wordsDuring last week contracts were let by architects is follows:- Homebush.—Erection of four brick cottages at Homebush near the biscuit factory, for Mr. Leslie Arnot[?] ...
Article : 296 wordsIn Equity.—Before the Deputy-Registrar—At 11 a.m.[?] Furner v Murden, Probate taxation. At 2.15 p.m.[?] Re M. Hoeppner, deceased, to tax costs. Before the Chief Clerk—At 11 a.m.[?] Drinan v Drinan, to P[?] ...
Article : 100 words"Forestry," Narrandera, writes:—I notice by a report in your paper of a banquet given to the representative of an American railway company, who [?] inquiring into our forestry ...
Article : 276 wordsNewtown.—Erection of a cottage residence in Bligh-street, Mr. B. Hadley, architect, 14 Moore-street. Moree.—Erection of a shearing, wool, shed at Moree. Mr. Charles E. Kemmis, architect, 9 ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 21 Jan 1908, Page 4
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