The Treasurer, Mr. G. D. Carter, stated tonight to an interviewer that he had heard of the temporary suspension with much regret. The Government was prepared to give the same ...
Article : 2,542 wordsThe police court proceedings in connection with the prosecution of the directors and officials of the Mercantile Bank were continued to-day. Additional evidence was given by Mr. William ...
Article : 158 wordsAt the Circuit Court to-day, Harry Stone, 18 years, pleaded guilty to assaulting Annie Cleaver, under the age of 14. Mr. Ryan, who appeared for the prisoner, informed the Court that the prisoner ...
Article : 133 wordsRumours which were in circulation in town yesterday were confirmed late last night, that the Northumberland Permanent Building Society had suspended payment, pending the result of a meeting ...
Article : 633 wordsThe Bourke Meat Works were opened this morning in the presence of a considerable gathering of citizens and others Mr. Tully, chairman of directors, presided. He said the works had been constructed ...
Article : 1,235 wordsOperagoers will be glad to learn that Mr. E. Farley has now nearly recovered from the congestion of the liver, which has prevented his appearance at the Lyceum Theatre during the week. In the meautime ...
Article : 316 wordsThe time has long gone by when the introduction of an Employers' Liability Bill could cause a flutter of excitement among either employers of employed. Both have learned by the experience of the last dozen ...
Article : 1,591 wordsThe Circuit Court commenced its sittings this morning, Mr. Justice Stephen presiding. Mr. Coffey represented the Crown. The calender contains several serious offences, being the heaviest for some ...
Article : 402 wordsA general meeting of shareholders in the Union Finance Guarantee and Investment Company of Australia, Limited, was held to-day. The liquidator (Mr. W. Mendell) made an important ...
Article : 208 wordsStock movements:—200 fat cattle, from Yarraldool station to Riverstone, B. Richard and Sons owners, J. Barker is charge; 2203 fat sheep, from Bundy station to Flemington, via Rylstone, Morse ...
Article : 315 wordsThe Premier stated to-day that the Cabinet intends to consider the question of the abolition of the Public Service Board, and the placing of the Commissioners of Audit in its place, ...
Article : 271 wordsAmong the many letters and telegrams received expressing condelence with the family of the late Mr. H. B. Fitzhardinge in their bereavement was a telegram from the Premier, which stated that he was ...
Article : 120 wordsMessrs. Wise and Jeannoret, Ms. L. A., addressed a large aud enthusiastic meeting here on Monday night. Mr. Mawby (Mayor, and president of the local Freetrade Association) took the chair. ...
Article : 590 wordsAt the Dubbo Circuit Court yesterday, Arthur Astill, a lad, was charged with the murder of Mrs. Jossie Hamling, of Coalbaggie, in January last. It will be remembered that her body was found ...
Article : 109 wordsSir,—I have been somewhat reluctant to waste my time and your space by replying to the arguments put forward by your correspondent, Mr. Henry Rafter, in reply to the letter you were good enough ...
Article : 1,215 wordsA meeting of pastoralists was held in the Oddfellows' Hall this afternoon for the purpose of considering the advisability of supporting the Port Macquarie Stock Board in their ...
Article : 230 wordsThere has been a remarkable number of drowning fatalities about here during the past few weeks. On Saturday last a report was received by the local police to the effect that a saddle and pack-horses had ...
Article : 254 wordsThe members of the Opposition are not altogether satisfied with the efforts which the Government is making to cope with the unemployed difficulty. They held a meeting in ...
Article : 177 wordsSir,—It seems to me that if the present Government are not wholly responsible for the depressed state of trade throughout the colony, causing the labour market to be in a congested state, and ...
Article : 419 wordsA thoroughly representative meeting of farmers of this district was held in the Protestant Hall last night, to discuss the advisability of establishing a butter factory or creamery. Amongst those present ...
Article : 1,413 wordsThe hearing of the action instituted by Mrs. Clara Parker to recover £10,000 damages from Joseph Clarke for alleged malicious prosecution was continued to-day. The defendant ...
Article : 113 wordsMr. W. G. Spence, of the Shearers' Union, addressed a largely-attended public meeting here on the subject at land and labour. Mr. A. Andrews was in the chair. Mr. Spence pointed out that it was ...
Article : 613 wordsSir,—I think the Minister for Education (Mr. Suttor) is deserving of great commendation for the reforms he purposes to effect in our Public schools, not only on the ground of retrenchment, which is ...
Article : 529 wordsMr W. F Buchanan, the president, officially opened the show to-day at noon. The show is successful, particularly in live stock. The horse and cattle sections are exceedingly well filled; in fact it ...
Article : 411 wordsSir,—Will you allow me to explain my experience of the postal "facilities " offered in this city? "Wanderer" complains that it costs 7d to send 3s into Victoria. I reside five miles from Sydney, and, ...
Article : 118 wordsSir,—The cable tram to Woollahra, which is now being laid down, impels me to ask the favour of your space to warn drivers that in England and other places the shoes of horses have been known to get ...
Article : 446 wordsSir,—"Wanderer " complains in this morning's Herald about the want of public conveniences in connection with the Postal Department. In reply to this the department will state that we are to have ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 13 Apr 1893, Page 8
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