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Advertising : 331 wordsThe mail steamship China arrived shortly before 2 o'clock, having bad a fair weather passage. PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY.—Captain Osborne, Mr. and Miss Tracy, Lieut, and Mrs. C. H. Atkinson, ...
Article : 120 wordsThe weather to-day is splendid, and the attendance very fair. The first race started at 1 p m. The Royal Park Stakes.—A sweepstakes of £10 each, with £150 added. For 3 years old and ...
Article : 1,822 words[Herald]—The foundation-stone of the new Mechanics' institute was laid to-day by Mr. W. J. Watson J P. The procession, which was composed of various bodies, was very long. Mr. ...
Article : 97 words[Herald]— The first regular passenger train for [?]unning passed through this afternoon. The Goulburn Club beat the Marlborough Club at cricket. ...
Article : 27 wordsEncouraged by the friendly attitude of the Colonial Office, on the 9th September a conference was held at the Charing Cross Hotel to consider the best means of colonising New Guinea, with a view to its ...
Article : 1,861 words[Herald.]—Arrived—Natal Queen (barque), and African Maid (brig), coastwise; Olivia Davis (barque), from Batavia. Sailed.—At 4 p.m., Barrabool (s), for ...
Article : 28 wordsAll India, and Ceylon is full of official and unofficial bustle in preparation for the Prince of Wales' reception. Committees are at work, in all the chief towns, and even in rural municipalities, ...
Article : 275 words[Evening News.]—Mr. Fitzpatrick addressed the electors at Waroo yesterday, and in the course of his remarks condemned the Amended Land Act. Its only good points arose out of ...
Article : 122 words[Herald.]—Last night, a beat with a pleasure party, when returning from Kangaroo Point, was capsized in a squall, and six [?] were drowned, after hanging on to the boat for a ...
Article : 82 words[Herald.]—Parliament was opened to-day by he Governor. The speech referred to the [?] [?] of bills for railway construction and improvements in the [?] harbour, a new [?] ...
Article : 155 words[Evening News.]—The cricket match, C[?] barabran v Baradine, was finished this morning Baradine winning with two wickets to [?] Slater got 29 runs. ...
Article : 52 wordsThe Rev. Charles Clark delivered the last of his series of three lectures of the School of Arts, West Maitland, on Thursday evening. There was a very fair attendance. The subject of the last lecture was ...
Article : 1,075 words[Echo]—Brown, an aboriginal, charged with having murdered Baker, has been committed for trial. A monster meeting is announced to ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 110 words[Evening News.]—More wool on board the Cor[?] was found to be heated yesterday, and the fire engines were in readiness. A large quantity was landed, and it is expected that it ...
Article : 368 wordsWESTON'S WIZARD [?] AND MAGIC PILLS have [?] more wonderful cases of Rheumatism, [?] Neursigia, Aches, and Pains, Swellings, Caked Bressts, Burns, Scalds, and Salt Rheum, upon the human ...
Article : 474 wordsKITCHEN GARDEN, Sow pumpkins, cucumbers cauliflowers. vegetable [?] rows. [?]dive, spinach, celery peas, rhu barb, Water and shade cucumbers it weather be dry. Ea[?] [?] all b d free from weeds. and thin plants. ...
Article : 187 wordsWALLSEND v. HINTON CRICKET MATCH.—We will publish the report with pleasure when it is sent to us written on one side of the paper only. ADVERTISEMENTS REFERRING TO POSSIBLE MARRIAGE—We ...
Article : 218 wordsMR. THOMAS MORT is entitled to consideration when he speaks on economic questions, if only for the resolute endeavour he has made to establish colonial industries by a liberal devotion ...
Article : 1,597 wordsMessrs. Ralph Tate and Horace Lamb have been selected for Professorships in the Adelaide University. ...
Article : 41 wordsWheat is dull; Adelaide is quoted at 53s. to [?] Flour, 33. to 39s. The Copper market is without; noticeable alteration, and presents no new features. ...
Article : 42 wordsTHE SECOND SHEET OF THE "MERCURY."—The second sheet of this day's paper contains—advertisements; poetry—"this Sunbeam;" contiunation of the tale, "Colonel Canyngton's Dauthter," reports [?] ...
Article : 773 wordsEarl Derby has declined to interfere officially on behalf of the holders of unpaid Turkish bonds. ...
Article : 20 words[Herald]—A polo match in which Sir Hercules Robinson, the Hon. Hely Hutchinson, Mr. Want, and Mr. Sullivan played against a similar number of Victorians, the former won ...
Article : 378 wordsH. M. S. Serapis, with his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales on board, entered Bombay harbour amid royal salutes from the squadron. He lauded this afternoon, and met with a brilliant reception ...
Article : 138 wordsThe Times has a communicated paragraph, which states that a Conference of representatives of Austria, Russia, and Germany, resulted in a determination to ask Turkey what guarantee she can give for the ...
Article : 63 wordsArrivals.—Sophis Joachim, from Adelaide; Highflyer. ...
Article : 7 wordsIn the estate of Edward Denis Cleary, a meeting, was held before the District Commissioner, Mr. Addison, at the court-bouse, East Maitland. The insolvent was not present. Several debts, were ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 143 wordsSir,—If I am rich in superfluous knowledge, your Merriwa contributor is equally rich in superfluous simplicity. Otherwise, he would know that it is quite unallowable to write previously to a trial ...
Article : 199 words[Herald.]—Mrs. Dal. Camphell, Hepburn, and Co[?]report:—About 800' head of cattle were yarded, only two lots prime; prices are 10s. per head higher 23,000 sheep were ...
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