Considerable opposition was shown in the Legislative Council to-day to the Federal Euabling Bill in committee. The fasture of the evening debate was a strong ...
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Advertising : 144 wordsIf the statements made to the United Federal Executive every day by the various speakers sent to different parts of the colony to expound the bill to the people are even approximately near the ...
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Advertising : 382 wordsIn order to stimulate the efforts of the 200 Federal Leagues scattered throughout the colony to make a supreme effort between now and polling day, Mr. Atlee Hunt, secretary of the United Federal ...
Article : 325 wordsThe quantity of coal exported to foreign and intercolonial ports during the week ended this afternoon totalled 36,286 tons, dist[?]ibuted as follows:—Victoria, 5180 tons; New Guinea, 1300 tons; Western ...
Article : 183 wordsA large meeting of electors assembled in the Glebe Town Hall last night to hear an address on the Federal Constitution Bill by Mr. E. Barton, Q. C., M.L.A. Several ladies were included in the audience. ...
Article : 1,221 wordsMr. Hammond states that he h as placed Dr. MacLaurin on the horns of a ditemma. The doctor had said the extra tax upon the people of New South Wales would be 22s 6d per head. He further said ...
Article : 519 wordsTo-day's Exchange sales were:—Clark's Brilliant, Worcaster, and Victory, 5s 9d, Day Dawn Gold Mines, 6s 6d; Kelly's Queen Block, contributing, 16s 6d; 18s 3d Moonstone Consols, Is 7d, ...
Article : 799 wordsA gathering of citizeus who were desirous of hearing speeches by prominent opponents of the Commonwealth Bill was held at the Town Hall last evening. There was a large attendance, and the ...
Article : 2,709 wordsIn order to afford some guide to those who are not c[?]versant with what they must do to secure an elector's right, presuming they are eligible to obtain one, the United Federal Executive has usued the ...
Article : 216 wordsFrom Armidale a correspondent writes to the Anti-Bill League—"The campaign here is in full swing. Our Prospects are improving every day. Mr. A. B. Piddington speaks here to-night, and a ...
Article : 655 wordsThe Gulf of Ancud, which arrived on Thursday, has berthed at the Cowper Wharf in Woolloomooloo Bay to land her Liverpool cargo. After disebarging portion of her cargo here she will go on to Brisbane with the remainder, ...
Article : 76 wordsThe Walkare arrived at Wellington at 10 a.m. yesterday from Sydney. The Rotokino left Devenport for Sydney last night, due to-morrow. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe Brasil, barquentine, from clarence River May 9, to Napier, and previously reported overdue, has arrived at her destination. ...
Article : 9 wordsAlmessage from Flinders (Vic.) says:—The wrecked ketch Little Ancelina on Phillip Island shore is still hold ing together. She is right up on the rocks, and at low tide can be diecerned from Flinders, distant across the b[?] ...
Article : 195 wordsThe members of the Women's federal Committee have issued the following appeal to the Civil servants of New South Wales:-- "We, the women of New South Wales, ask your ...
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Advertising : 821 wordsSir.—In yesterday morning's issue you referred to some London Stock Exchange quotations of 4 per cent. loans of the various Australian colonies, which Mr. F. N. Yarwood used in the [?]rm of a question ...
Article : 680 wordsCuston-house.—Entered outwards: June 16, Guthrie, s., 2338 tons, Captain W. G. M'Arthur, for Japan and Hongkong, via ports; Peregrine, s., 1660 tons, Captain J. Pain, for Queensland ports; Gabo, s., 2060 tons, Captain ...
Article : 81 wordsThe mails which left Sydney per R.M.S. Alameda on May 10 arrived in London on the 14th instant. ...
Article : 24 wordsThe following passages have been engaged by the P. and O. Company's Shannou, sailing to-day:-- To Londen: Miss Kiddle; Mrs. George Todhunter; Mrs. M. Corray; Mr. A. O. M'Numars; Rev. Robertson, Mr. ...
Article : 126 wordsDespite the unpropitious state of the weather a large audience assembled in the Carrington Hall, Birkenhead-road, Drummoyne, last night, to hear an address in support of the Commonwealth Bill by ...
Article : 1,215 wordsThe mission of Mr. Quinn, M.L.A., to Bourke, Nyngan, and Cobar was a pronounced success. At the first-men [?]oned place his meeting was [?]enthuBiastic, and Mr. Quinn says, "We will have an ...
Article : 1,164 wordsThe P. and O. Company's Oceana will be here early this morning, and is to make fast at the P. and O. buey. A report of ber voyage has appeared. The commauder, Lieutenant Crawford R.N.R., is a native of Will amstrown, ...
Article : 98 wordsThe Premier left Sydney by this morning's train on a trip to Bathurst, Wellington, and Orange. He will speak at Bathurst to-night, at Wellington tomorrow afternoon, and at Orange on Saturday night. ...
Article : 2,149 wordsThe Taman left Sydney on June 2, and Port Darwin on June 15, for Manils, Hongkong, and Japan. The Chingta is expected to have Foochow on the 17th instant for Sydney direct. She is due at Sydney on July 3. ...
Article : 133 wordsThe Australian, one of the [?]nest vessels in the trade to the East, arrived in Wataon's Bay early yesterday morning. She experienced [?]e weather till reaching Cape Moreton, where she met with strong S.W. wind and ...
Article : 117 wordsMessrs. Burns, Philp, and Co. advise the following movements of the steamers of the above line engaged in the Australia, China, and Japan trade:-- The Kasuga Mara, from Japan and Hongkong, arrived ...
Article : 123 wordsMr. Hogue, Minister for Public Instruction, had a magnificent reception this afternoon at the outskirts of the town. He was met by a cavalcade and introduced to the Mayor, Mr. W. Pike, the ...
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Advertising : 95 wordsThe German-Australian steamer Augsburg, from Antwerp to Sydney, via ports, arrived at Melbourne on Thursday. She brings a general cargo, and after discharging portion at Melbourne will come on to Sydney. ...
Article : 38 wordsThis vessel, on route from New York in the Tyser line to Sydney with general cargo, is at Melbourac. The vessel, says a report from there, is a fair specimen of the modern cargo tramp. She is a new vessel, and belongs to ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 17 Jun 1899, Page 10
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