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  2. THE PREMIER AT PORT MACQUARIE.

    To-day has been a red-letter day in the history of Port Macquaire, as not often before has it been v[?]ed by two such representative men as Mr. G. H. Reid and Mr. Edmund Barton. The former's ...

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  3. NEWCASTLE.

    A further indication of the growing unpopularity of the present Administration among the mining population of the Northern district has been furnished by the fact that the Wallsend Miners ...

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  4. SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE.

    The programme for the two days' meeting to be held at Morrefield on Saturday and Monday, October 1 and 3, is published in the business portion of the paper. Eutries for the 12 events close at 5 ...

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  5. SWIMMING.

    The annual general meeting of the Waverley Swimming Club was held at the Grand Hotel, Ebley-street, Waverley, on Friday evening, at which there was a large attendance of meembers. ...

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  6. UNFURLING THE FEDERAL FLAG.

    The first federal flag, made by Mesdames R. A. Ayres and E. Edwards, was unfurled here to-day by Mr. James Bulter. Great enthusiasm prevailed. ...

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  7. FOOTBALL.

    A general meeting of the metropolitan branch of the New South Wales Rugby Football Union was hold ou Friday night at the Wool Exchange, Macquarie-place. Mr. J. F. Macmanamey (president) ...

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  8. THE OPPOSITION TO MR. BARTON.

    We have received the following telegram from Messrs. Spence and Ayres, hon. secretaries of Mr. Barton's committee at Port Macquarie:- "PORT MACQUARIE, Saturday. ...

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  9. FOLEY BROTHERS' ANNUAL PICNIC.

    The third annual picuic of the employees connected with the firm of Messrs. Foley Brothers, Limited, commission agents, of Sussex-street, was held on Saturday at Clontarf. The party, to the number of ...

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  10. CYCLING.

    Hardly better weather could have been desired for cycle racing than that of Saturday, when the New South Wales Cyclists' Union held their Australasian championship race meeting on the Sydney ...

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  11. TO THE EDITOR OF THE "HERALD."

    Sir,—The Ministerial opposition to Mr. Barton is disgraceful, and deprives Mr. Reid of all claim to federal sincerity. ...

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  12. THE MOSMAN ARBITRATION CASE.

    This matter, which has engaged the attention of the Land Court for some time part, has at last been decided, the final decision of the arbitrators between the clamants and the Minister for ...

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  13. BRITISH ASSOCATION RULES.

    The Gardiner Cup and Kerr Cup Competitions in senior football under British Association rales continues to excite considerable interest, and as both competitions have reached the final stages the interest has become keener. ...

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  14. SYDENY CLUB'S RACE MEETING.

    Entries for the Sydeny Club's race meeting, to be held at the Cricket Ground on Saturday next, closed on Saturday evening. The following are the entrach for the races Stated:— ...

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  15. THE CITY FINANCES.

    The financial position of the City Council as disclosed by the half-yearly balance-sheet just issued appears to be satisfactory, especially when it is remembered that the promised Government subsidy ...

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  16. DAPTO RACING CLUB.

    The stowards of the newly formed racing club met last evening and appointed officers to conduct a race meeting abd draw up a programme of five events with £30 prize money for the meeting which is to ...

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  17. PROT ADELAIDE RACING CLUB.

    The Port Adelaida Racing Club held its Spring Meeting at Cheltenham on Saturday afternoon. The weather was unfavourable, but the attendance was satisfactory. The racing did not pass of without ...

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  18. 100 MILES ROAD CHAMPIONSHIP OF VICTORIA.

    The annual bicycle race for the Hundred Miles Road Championship of Vicotira was held yesterday on the Sydeny-road between Coburg and Tallarook. Seveteen started. The finish was very close, its ...

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  19. THE DUDLEY MINING DISPUTE.

    The position of affairs in connection with the proposed repoening of the Dudley Colliery remians practically without alteration, and the management is advertising for men at the district rate of 2s 11d ...

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  20. SHIPPING REPORTS.

    Custom-house.—Entered outwards: September [?], Allinga, s., [?] tons, Captain D. P. Davies, for Brisbane. Captain Slater reports that the sleamer City of Graffa crossed the Clarence bar at 11.15 a.m. on the 17th, arrival ...

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  21. MR. BARTON AT PORT MACQUARIE.

    Mr. Barton arrived here at 5.30 this evening, having been escorted into town by 25 vehicles and the town band, with the Australian flag flying in front. On their way from Blackman's Point they ...

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  22. DISEASED MEAT QUESTION.

    Following upon the recent seizures under the Diseased Animals and Mest Act, a further seizure was made on Saturday by the City Council inspector, Mr. George Baker (who is also appointed under the ...

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  23. THE COAL EXPORT TRADE.

    The foreign coal trade remains brisk and large export are daily recorded. The barque Nautilus sailed yesterday for Panama with 1064 tons coal: and to-day's departures were—Barque Chipperkyle, ...

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  24. CRICKET.

    The following matches were played on Satur[?]:- Stanmore Clifton, 117; Redfern Alberts, seven wickets for 5[?]. ...

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  25. A SHIPPING MISHAP.

    An accident of a slight nature occurred in the harbour this morning when the mein topgallant mast of the barque Wolfe was carried away. The injured barque was moored in the Horsehoe ...

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  26. BOYAL STANDARD THEATRE.

    The close of the dramatic season at the Royal Standard was witnessed on Saturday by an overflowing house. The piece selected for the occasion, "The Mysteries of Paris," was one of the class of ...

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  27. OAKLANDS HUNT CLUB.

    The spring meeting of the Oaklands Hunt Club was held at Moonee Valley on Saturday in dull and windy weather. There was a fair attendance. In the Chandos Open Hurdle Race, G. Wheeler, the ...

    Article : 727 words
  28. BOWLS.

    The Gladstone Park Bowling Green attracted a cosiderable gathering of bowling patrons on the occasion of the return borough match on Saturday afternoon between the Balmain Bowling Club and ...

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  29. THE MAIL STEAMERS.

    The Frech mail steamer Ville de la Ciotat, [?] Marseilles 11th instant, left Suez on the 16th, at 10 p.m. The R.M.S. Orient, hence August 6, arrived at Plymouth homewards September 16. ...

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  30. COLLISION BETWEEN FERRY STEAMERS.

    A collision, fortunately not attended with any serious injury, occurred on the harbour last night between the Stockton fetty steamers Blue Beil and Adeline. The two steamers left Stockton and ...

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  31. VOYAGE OF THE STUTTGART.

    The Imptnal German mail steamer Stuttgart arrived [?] Circular Quay on Saturday with a good many pasengers Captain Kohlebeek is no longer in commond of the vessel, having retired from service after being with the ...

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  32. LAWN TENNIS.

    The handicap tournaments, Gentlemen's Doubles and Ladies and Gentlemen's Doubles, were concluded in the club-courts this afternoon. The results were:— ...

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  33. A CHINESE MISSION.

    Special service in connection with the opening of a new church, recently crected in Devonshiresteet for the Newcastle Chinese Mission, was held this afternoon. There was a large congreation. ...

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  34. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

    The third annual tournament under the suspices of the Hunter District Lawn Tannis Association was continued on the courts of the North Shore Club, at Stockton, yesterday afternoon. There was again a ...

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  35. THE CARMARTHENSHIRE.

    A steel screw steamer of 3000 [?] as, the [?] arrived from Adelaide yesterday. She has pare cargo [?] board for the continent and home, and will be completed by Messrs. Gile[?], Watt, and Co. with wool at this ...

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  36. HORSE-RIDING DISPLAY.

    A buckjump-riding exhibition was given on an allotment of land next the Lyceum Theatre in Castlereagh-street, on Saturday evening by a Texan native, Mr. Alf. Ashton, who undertakes to ride any ...

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  37. THE DARRA.

    The barque Darra, timber laden, from Puget [?] arrive 1 on Saturday. She report having left on July [?] from Port Blakeley, and had fine weather to the equator, August 13. Had good S. E. trades to Malden island, ...

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  38. GLADSTONE PARK CLUB TOURNAMENT.

    The single-handed four-bowl tournument in connection with the Gladstone Park Club has been advanced another stage for the handsome trophy that has been presented by the club. In the completion ...

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  39. MR. M'GOWEN, M.L.A., ENTERTAINED.

    The friends and supporters of Mr.J.S. M'Gownen, M. L. A., leader of the labour party, entertained that gentleman and his wife on Saturday evening in the Redfern Town Hall. The gathering took the form ...

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  40. ATHLETICS.

    The annual Ten-miles Cross-country Championship of the Victorian Amateur Athletic Association was held at Caulfield yesterday and was well attended. C. A. Benuett, of Ballarat, was first home in 60 ...

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  41. THE YSABEL.

    Messrs Burns, Philp, and Co's island steamer [?] yesterday anchored in Jonnstone's Bay from the New [?] des. She experienced rough weather on the outward passage from Sydney as far as Norfolk Island, fine weather ...

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  42. BILLIARDS.

    The above tournament starts at Messrs. Helton and Smith's billiard showrooms to-night at 7.30. The following are the games:—T. Salkold (recoives 50) v. C. G. Perdue (receives 65); G. Thoms (receives ...

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  44. ARTILLERY RIFLE CLUB.

    The fifth of the series of prize-shooting competitions in connection with the Newcastle Artillery Rifle Club took place on Shepherd's Hill range yesterday afternoon. The conditions were seven shots ...

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  45. SAILING.

    The Canoe Club started the soason on Saturday lust, and from this out until the end of April next there will not be an idle Saturday. The opening event was a general handicap for prizes of £2, £1 ...

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  47. CANNING PARK TURF CLUB.

    The September meeting of the Cunning Park Turf Club was held on Saturday afternoon. There was an attendance of several hundred people. The results were:— ...

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  48. CITY TATTERSALL'S CLUB.

    This evening F. Weiss and E. James will play an exhibition game of billiards at the above club, 1000 up, spot barred, Weiss conceding James 400 start At the close of the game the Australian clumpion ...

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  49. THE MINISTER FOR WORKS.

    The Melbourne "Argus" of Friday contains an article upon the part taken by Mr. Young, Minister for Works, in the Haastings and Macleav election. The article concludes as follows:—"As Sir Joseph ...

    Article : 241 words
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