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Advertising : 1,949 wordsSir Henry Parkes has returned to his Parliamentary and official duties. He appeared in the Assembly jet before dinner-time last Wednesday week, and has almost carried to the table ...
Article : 1,471 words"Paul Jones" concluded a highly-successful run of seven weeks at the Theatre Royal on August 29. It was succeeded on the following evening by "Boccaccio," which will probably remain in the bill ...
Article : 120 wordsThe appeal of the plaintiff in the case Nichols v. the Anglo-Australian Investment, Land, and Finnance Company, in which it was sought to set aside a nonsuit which had been granted by Mr. ...
Article : 283 wordsBusiness in mining shares has been very dull during the past fortnight in consequence of the maritime labour strike. Values have fluctuated to a considerable extent, but are now steadier. ...
Article : 307 wordsThe Hawkesbury Spring meeting, which took place on the 4th and 6th instant, has been the principal sporting fixture during the last fortnight. The reunion was favoured with delightfully fine ...
Article : 516 wordsThe Departmental Board appointed by the Minister for Public Works nearly a year ago to consider the desirability of constructing new bridges to replace the present Pyrmont and Glebe Island ...
Article : 191 wordsMoney is plentiful for all sound investments, which have an increasing value, and there is generally an easier tendency. Bank rates are without change, being quoted as follow:—Deposits: 2 per ...
Article : 2,194 wordsCoal [?] despatched foreign since last report.— August 19, Garfield, ship, for San Francisco, with 3332 tons coal; 20, Royal Tar, barque, for Humboldt Bay, with 743 tons coal; 21, Natuna, barquem for Tal Tal, ...
Article : 564 wordsThe past fortnight has not witnessed any great change in regard to the position taken up by the steamship owners and the various maritime bodies now on strike. There has been, if ...
Article : 672 wordsAfter a pleasing, useful spell of three weeks from rain, the closing days of August brought light rains to several districts. The moisture was serviceable, and much mire is needed. The dry, ...
Article : 150 wordsThe following are the minimum wages for eight hours per day, accepted by the various labour organisations:—Stonomasons, 11s; bricklayers, 11s, carpenters, 10s; plumbers, 10s; plasterors, ...
Article : 87 wordsBy the P. and O. Company's R.M.S. coromandel, 4499 tons, Captain Issac Reeves, sailing hence to-day, for London, via ports:—From Sydney, for London: Mrs. Whistler Smith, Madamo Edwards ...
Article : 298 wordsAt a conference of the Farmers' Protection Association held on August 29 a motion was carried that Australian federation under trades restrictive tariffs of any kind would be most injurious to the ...
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Family Notices : 2,933 wordsDespite the difficulty in working the shipping, in consequence of the maritime strike, which still remains unsettled, the various shipping firms are managing to despatch vessels, the intercolonial steamers with ...
Article : 1,282 wordsThe officer commanding the New South Wales Cavalry Regimont has been authorised to enrol a mounted hand in connection therewith. The necessary instruments have been ordered from ...
Article : 74 wordsMr. W. T. Boat concluded his series of 12 organ recitals at the Centennial on Tuesday, September 2, and two days later left for Melbourne, where he will give several performances prior to his visit to ...
Article : 311 wordsHis Excellency the Governor, with Lady Carrington, viaited Wagga last week, spending two days in that city. Lady Carrington laid the coundation-stone of the Nurses' Home, in ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Mon 8 Sep 1890, Page 7
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