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  2. THE CAREER OF WILLIAMS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Williams arrived in Sydney in the early part of 1882. He was then going under the name of Frederick Bailey Deeming. He worked as a gasfitter, and was in the employment of Messrs. J. ...

    Article : 678 words
  3. INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.

    A fire broke out last night on the premises of William Bouche and Co., grain and chaff merchants, Elizabeth-street North, resulting in the total destruction of the premises and stock. Four ...

    Article : 318 words
  4. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The polling for three additional aldermen resulted in the return of Mr. Fenwick first and Messrs. Martin and Webster equal. BODALLA, SATURDAY. ...

    Article : 921 words
  5. THE WEATHER.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 361 words
  6. UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY.

    A Convocation for the election of a Fellow in place of the late Sir John Hay, M.A., President of the Legislative Council, was held in the great hall of the University at noon on Saturday. Owing to the ...

    Article : 3,202 words
  7. NEWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL.

    Addressing a large Unionist meeting at Exeter on the 2nd February, Lord Salisbury referred at the outset in sympathetic terms to the death of the Duke of Clarence, and next spoke of the death of the ...

    Article : 3,632 words
  8. [BY TELEGRAPH.]

    To-day has been very co[?]d, with misty showers, and hopes are entertained that a good fall of rain is not far off. CLIFTON, SATURDAY. ...

    Article : 491 words
  9. QUEENSLAND.

    Heavy rain has been falling continuously since last night, and still continues without any sign of clearing. ...

    Article : 20 words
  10. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    A temperance demonstration took place in Adelaide to-day, when 2000 children paraded the streets. They were amused with sports in the Exhibition Grounds, and afterwards [?]ntertained ...

    Article : 166 words
  11. THE PLAGUE OF RABBITS IN THE WEST.

    The Rabbit Conference concluded on Friday and proved an unqualified success. The squatters, homestead lessees, and selectors, representing nearly 4,000,000 of sheep and 10,000 cattle, carried all the ...

    Article : 539 words
  12. TASMANIA.

    Owing to two colonies having this your abandoned the military camp of exercise at Easter, Mr. Bird is considering the advisability of following the example, thus effecting a saving of ...

    Article : 66 words
  13. THE RUST IN WHEAT CONFERENCE.

    The Rust in Wheat Conference met for the fifth and last time to-day, when the committee presented a report which was adopted. In it recommendations were made as to a compact list ...

    Article : 96 words
  14. TEACHERS' SALARIES AND EXPENSES.

    Sir,—Permit me through your columns to draw attention to a suggestion made in the Assembly the other night by Mr. Waddell in connection with the Postal Department, which might with advantage be ...

    Article : 854 words
  15. THE INTERCOLONIAL MEDICAL CONGRESS OF AUSTRALASIA.

    Sir,—I am aware that considerable dissatisfaction prevails amongst a large number of medical men here regarding the constitution of the local of[?]icials and executive committee of the forthcoming ...

    Article : 926 words
  16. THE GENERAL ELECTIONS IN VICTORIA.

    Last night at a meeting of the central council of the Progressive Political League the list of candidates selected and endorsed by the league to contest the labour constituencies at the ...

    Article : 89 words
  17. THE DROUGHT IN THE WEST.

    News comes from Milparinka of the miraculous escape of a man named Conwny from perishing in the bush for want of water. The Milparinka police received information that Conway, who was ...

    Article : 297 words
  18. THE STRANDING OF THE ELGINSHIRE.

    All the cargo of wool and preserved meat has been discharged from the steamer Elginshire, which went on the rocks near Timaru, and it is intended to throw the frozen meat overboard. ...

    Article : 54 words
  19. DOCTORS AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.

    Sir,—Are the doctors not satisfied with the circumstance of making one visit to a patient's house, together with giving consultation and treatment to four others at home for the emolument of ...

    Article : 771 words
  20. CONSUMPTIVE IMMIGRANTS.

    Sir,—Before this controversy closes I am constrained to add a few more words in reply to the challenges of your correspondents, Mr. H. Cornelions and " Australian." Modern research ...

    Article : 635 words
  21. LORD JERSEY'S VISIT TO THE MONARO DISTRICT.

    At 8 o'clock this morning the vice-regal party was joined by Mr. Dawson, M.L.A. for the district, and the drive of nearly 50 miles to Cooma, through the richest part of the Monaro country, was ...

    Article : 528 words
  22. LATE SPORTING.

    There is some indecision as to whether Phillips will play for Victoria in the return match against the English Eleven. H. Trumble, M'Leod, Bruce, and Blackham are unable to play. In the event of ...

    Article : 78 words
  23. LORD SHEFFIELD'S TEAM IN TASMANIA.

    The above match was concluded yesterday. The weather was fine, and the attendance numbered about 1200. On going to the wickets, W. G. Grace discovered that the pitch had been watered and ...

    Article : 267 words
  24. FOOD ADULTERATION.

    Sir,—I daresay the recent discovery of strychnine in beer will direct the attention of the public to articles of consumption, and it is to be hoped the Government as well. I have a list of milk, bread, ...

    Article : 236 words
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