CUSTOM HOUSE.—Entered Outwards January 20, Eveline, keith, 67 tons Captain John Patten, for Penguin, Tasmania Burrumbeet (s.), 1361 tons, Captain George Talt, for Melbourne, via Newcastle; Redondo (s), 715 tons, Captain W. ...
Article : 1,109 wordsA meeting of the Stewards' and Cooks' Union was held at the Maritime Hall last night, when it is under-stood the letter from the Steamship Owners' Association, offering to confer with them with reference to the ...
Article : 576 wordsA meeting of members of the recently-formed branch of the Free Trade and Liberal Association was held on Saturday evening in the Church of England school-room, Hinton. Mr. John Pearse, J.P., occupied the ...
Article : 173 wordsIt appears that the "unemployed" have divided into two sections, which will doubtless prove beneficial to the deserving class of men. Large meetings were held at the Statue yesterday morning and evening, ...
Article : 507 wordsMuch diversity of opinion (says the Melbourne Age) exists on the question whether the recent exportation of butter to the London market under the auspices of the Agricultural Department, and fostered by Government ...
Article : 1,090 wordsAt the hospital committee meeting to-day, Mr. W. H. Paul, M.L.A., brought forward a resolution declaring that the recently appointed medical officer, Dr. Garrett, should either resign or receive the necessary ...
Article : 1,594 wordsMessrs. James and George Thomson launched the Psyche from their shipbuilding yards at Clydebank, as already cabled by our correspondent. Mentioning the event, the Edinburgh Scotsman says, on the 10th ultimo:—This vessel ...
Article : 274 wordsThe annual meeting of the hospital was held this evening. The report stated that the past year had been the most important and successful in the aunals of the hospital. The total income was £2377 10s. 9d., ...
Article : 218 wordsThe Elderslie, from London, which arrived here yesterday, has 900 tons of general cargo to put out here and the will then go on to New Zealand for a cargo of wheat and wool and frozen mutton. It was for the New Zealand frozen ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 300 wordsThat popular place of amusement, the Alhambra Music Hall, was filled last evening by an appreciative audience, when an entirely new programme was presented. Miss Lorrie St. George, Miss Kate Carey, and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 104 wordsAt the Albury Court of Quarter Sessions to-day, before Judge Forbes, Charles Warner, charged with uttering valueless cheques, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to 12 months' hard labour; John Starling, ...
Article : 92 wordsThe second performance of the four-act drama, "Sweeny Todd, tho Barber of Fleet-street," was given at the Haymarket Theatre last evening, in the presence of a fair audience. The drama is founded upon ...
Article : 206 wordsThe Orient Company's R.M.S. Orient, hence to London, arrived at Adelaide at 11 a.m. on Sunday. She left for Albany yesterday. The R.M.S. Oroya is due in port to-day from London. She ...
Article : 77 wordsNot once, but perhaps a score of times, have shipmasters called the attention of the authorities at youth Australia to the need that exists for a light to be placed on the Neptune Isles as a warning to shipping to keep clear of the straggling ...
Article : 364 wordsMessrs. Wm. Howard Smith and Sons' favourably-known intercolonial steamer Konoowarra has undergone a comprehensive overhaul at Melbourne this trip there. She was floated out of Duke's Dock, where she has been thoroughly ...
Article : 108 wordsSir,—Mr. John Smith writes a letter in to-day's Herald, in which he seems terribly distressed at the thought of Sir Henry Parkes throwing to the winds all his free-trade opinions rather than in any way ...
Article : 567 wordsThe quarterly meeting of the Hume Farmers' Union was held on Saturday evening at Burrumbuttock, Mr. C. J. Morton in the chair. The principal subject for discussion was the price now ruling for wheat, which ...
Article : 146 wordsSir,—My letter on the above interesting subject, kindly inserted by you in your issue of the 4th instant, has drawn a response from Mr. Corlette. I have also received private communications from strangers to me, ...
Article : 864 wordsMessrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co. are in receipt of cable advice from London informing them that the s.s. Port Denison sailed from London on Wednesday, the 15th instant, for Sydney, via ports; and the s.s. Port Pirie, with wool, arrived ...
Article : 50 wordsIn the decision given at Melbourne at the inquiry into the loss of the Mariner at the Gippsland Lakes entrance, a suggestion which, it may be hoped, will lead to something practical being done is made. The Chairman of the Court said: ...
Article : 219 wordsA deputation from the Fruitgrowers' Union of New South Wales, consisting of Mr. John Nobbs, M.L.A., Mr. J. Tamsitt (treasurer), Mr. E. Whittaker (secretary), and Mr. Lovell (councillor), waited upon the ...
Article : 319 wordsThe Camden A. and H. Society are making great improvements to the show ground, the principal one being a splendid grandstand. A large number of special prizes are being offered, and it is confidently ...
Article : 84 wordsA Sydney whaling ship recalls the very early times of the colony, indeed—not alone of this colony, but of Tasmania and New Zealand. It is a good many years ago, however, since any port in these seas has boasted a whaling fleet, and the ...
Article : 118 wordsA somewhat enthusiastic banquet was given on the 16th instant at Huonville to Mr. James Huddart (Huddart, Parker, and Co.), on the occasion of his visit there. The correspondent of the Herald Mercury says of the ...
Article : 370 wordsThe Para. This new steamer of the B. I. S. N. Company, Limited, 5000 tons, will leave London on her first voyage for Queensland ports on 4th February, and will sail from Brisbane on her return voyage on 15th April. She is a sister ...
Article : 70 wordsMichael Sullivan, a warder in the Maitland gaol, dropped dead at noon to-day, whilst in the execution of his duty. ...
Article : 36 wordsSir,—During this exceptionally hot and close weather it looks as if the City Council were " tempting Providence" and inviting sickness into our midst by their failure to have the house waste-boxes in any part of the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 479 wordsThe first trial of the torpedo rabbit-exterminator was held on Saturday, in the presence of a number of gentlemen. Unfortunately it proved unsuccessful. The fumes of sulphur were driven into the burrows by the ...
Article : 110 wordsSir,—Will you allow me to suggest to the telegraphic authorities that some facilities should be afforded the public whereby persons desirous of sending replies to telegrams received might do so through the medium of ...
Article : 301 wordsA Port Stephens-built steamer, intended for the Newcastle and Port Stephens trade, enters upon her coastal commission to-day. The Maggie M. Weston, the new steamer referred to, has been fitted up with boilers, engines, and all fittings. ...
Article : 194 wordsStock passings: Three trucks sheep, Cowra to Homebush, G. Campbell, to Wilkinson and Lavender. satisfaction is expressed amongst graziers here in consequence of a letter received by Mr. Thomas ...
Article : 162 wordsBaron Nordens Kjold is hopeful that an expedition to the Antarctic Seas will be un fait accompli before long. It is truly enough said that the navigators who have turned their faces towards the southern pole can be numbered on one's ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 21 Jan 1890, Page 8
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