The monthly meeting of the committee of the Murrumbidgee Pastoral and Agricultural Association was held in the secretary's room yesterday evening, the president, Mr. T. D. Hammand being in the chair. ...
Article : 231 wordsSir,—Under the above heading several attacks have been made through your columns on the principle of trades-unionism, many rash statements made apt to mislead the public, and the doctrine ...
Article : 1,356 wordsIn spite of the very unpropitions state of the weather yesterday, the celebration of Arbor Day at Minmi was very successful. Additional interest was created on the occasion by a knowledge of the fact ...
Article : 2,569 wordsSir,—In view of the differences of opinion in regard to the question of Local Option v. Prohibition, the criticisms that have been passed upon the attitude of the Good Templars in this colony, and ...
Article : 1,736 wordsPlanquette's over-welcome opera, "The Old Guard," which enjoyed an unusually successful run at the late Theatre Royal about this time last year, was produced by the Royal Comic Opera Company ...
Article : 984 wordsCounter attractions at other places of amusement to some extent affected the attendance at Mr. John F. Sheridan's farewell performance at the Garrick Theatre on Saturday evening, but although there ...
Article : 346 wordsMr. M'Caffrey, from the Department of Agriculture, lectured in the School ot Arts last night to a fair audience on dairy-farming. The lecture was attentively listened to, and at the close several ...
Article : 47 wordsOwing to the suspicions circumstances attending the death of an infant named James Stevens an inquest was held to-day, when a verdict was returned that death resulted from starvation owing to the ...
Article : 840 wordsAfter about an hour's drive over a most wretched road, the Ministerial purty reached West Wallsend. They were met about a male out of the township by a large number of residents on horseback and in covered ...
Article : 1,451 wordsThe Misses Albu, with Miss Naylor, and some talented gentlemen who were associated with them, have added another to the many attempts made in this city to establish what should be essentially ...
Article : 560 words"The Judge" was so well and brightly played on Saturday that the jury empanelled in the auditorium of the Imperial Opera House agreed upon their verdict without hesitation, and ...
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Article : 763 wordsSir,—Your correspondent "Maori," in his letter of the 8th instant on the subject of our surplus stock and the most desirable means to adopt for its disposal, has doubtless gone to the root of the ...
Article : 818 wordsSir,—The above subject not being exactly what may be termed a novelty, I am almost afraid to intrude upon your valuable space. But the letter you published on Saturday anent the bathing ...
Article : 466 wordsSir,—Apropos of Mr. Lyne's (the Minister for Works) remarks to the deputation from the Ironmoulders' Society re the manufacture of cast-iron pipes in the colony, might I be allowed, with your ...
Article : 628 wordsSir,—In your notice of the letter in the Economist on the proposed trust the few words added in your commercial article were not condemnatory of the project. I judge, therefore, it was the strength of ...
Article : 406 wordsSir,—Would you allow me a few lines in reply to "Demos," who, I feel sure, knows nothing about trades unions. I have nothing whatever to say about the annual demonstration, as to its advisability ...
Article : 322 wordsArbor Day was celebrated at the Superior Public School on Friday afternoon by a concert and treeplanting. Alderman J. Slocombe, J.P., chairman of the local school board, presided. There were also ...
Article : 1,369 wordsSir,—Your Saturday's issue gives a further account of our absent Premier's doings, and he is reported to have made the following grave misstatement:—"He (Sir G. Dibbs) was almost the ...
Article : 212 wordsSir,—In the event of the unemployed not getting work soon, if the givers of food and money withdraw their support, what will the men do? I would like someone to answer the question. If the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Mon 22 Aug 1892, Page 8
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