A public meeting was held in the Town Hall Granville, on Tuesday evening, with the object of urging that the locomotive contract should be "given to private enterprise in the ...
Article : 895 wordsThe staff of City Council workmen was engaged yesterday in making a thorough overbaul of the grist mill in Dixon-street where the young man named O'Neill was working when ...
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Advertising : 2,222 wordsMr. Wise, Attorney-General and Acting Premier, opened the Quirindi Show to-day. He and his parly, including Mrs. Wise, Mrs. E. Shaw, of Scone, and Mr. Levlen, M.L.A., ...
Article : 1,829 wordsThe chronicle of stirring events that have followed in rapid succession since the first naval attack upon Port Arthur has naturally concentrated much interest in the direction ...
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Article : 129 wordsWith reference to the statement of Mr. Wise at Singleton [?] Tuesday evening concerning the Opposition and the Reduction of Members Bill, it has been pointed out to us, on ...
Article : 348 wordsThe sixth report by the chief medical adviser, dealing with the fumigation of sewers in the plague-infected area, was submitted at the weekly meting of the Water and ...
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Article : 254 wordsThe first session of the tenth synod of the Diocese of Goulburn was opened this afternoon, Bishop Barlow presiding. His Grace the Archbishop of Sydney and the Chancellor (Mr. Hunbury Davies) ...
Article : 975 wordsThe Municipal Council of Redforn has taken definete steps to improve the electric lighting of this borough. To accomplish this object the council has recently spent the sum of ...
Article : 183 wordsA case surrounded by very painful circumstances came before the City Coroner, Mr. A. N. Barnett, who initiated an inquest yesterday on the body of an infant at the ...
Article : 172 wordsSir.—I shall esteern it a favour if you will afford me space in your journal to offer a few practical suggestions on the subject above referred to, which might be of some use in bringing about the erection of the principal ...
Article : 436 wordsOn Tuesday afternoon a compositor named William Joseph Smith committed suicide at his residence, 2 Leswell-street, Woollahra. It appears that he had been confined to his ...
Article : 174 wordsA meeting of the health committee of the City Council was held the Town Hall yesterday afternoon, under the presidency of Alderman R. D. Meagher, M.L.A. It was decided, on the motion of ...
Article : 132 wordsSir,—In your issue of the 27th inst "Brushmaker" complains of prison labour competition, and lays the blame at the door of Trades Hall officials, &c. Now, as trades unions have a most decided leaning ...
Article : 247 wordsA finding of accidental death was recorded at an inquiry hold yesterday morning at Marrickville by the Deputy City Coroner (Mr. T. R. Icely) regarding the death of John Eric ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 28 Apr 1904, Page 5
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