Sir,—Your article of the 5th March on "The Chinese in Australia"—it properly read—should somewhat tend to lesson the feeling so absurdly prevalent against the immigration of the natives of the flowery land, and help to stop ...
Article : 876 wordsThe Trades Union Congress was resumed to-day. It was stated by different delegates that quite a number of amalgamations have been effected between the societies of Brisbane and Sydney, and a number of new ...
Article : 1,672 wordsThe third day's racing in connection with the V. R. C. autumn campaign takes place at Flemington to-day, when the sport will not be of the same interesting character as that of the two preceding days. The opening event—the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 66 wordsThe cricket match was concluded to-day, and was won by Lillywhite's Eleven by eight wickets. The attendance to-day was better than yesterday, and some good-cricket was shown. This morning the score stood—Bathurst ...
Article : 305 wordsSir,—A little more than two years ago the then Minister for Lands and Mines (Mr. Abigail) very wisely, in the best interests of the colony, resolved to establish a forest nursery, and after receiving reports from the forest rangers in ...
Article : 749 wordsThe ordinary council meeting of the New South Wales Cyclists' Union was held at Miltliorpe's Hotel, Kingstreet, last evening, Mr. Arthur Fry in the chair. There was a good attendance. The executive report, which was a ...
Article : 1,106 wordsThe fourth quarterly meeting of the Kiama Athletic Club took place in the Exhibition grounds to-day with a good programme of sports. The heavy rain that fell last night, aud the threatening appearance of the weather this ...
Article : 204 wordsA complimentary meeting, tendered by, the members of the Victorian Trotting Club and the Victorian Club to Mr. Thos. Heydon, prior to his departure for Europe, was held on the Elstern wick course to-day. The weather was dull ...
Article : 122 wordsSir,—I desire to bring the following facts under your notice. They may give a clue to the reason our railways do not pay fair interest on the capital expended:—If you refer to the time table of the new line. Blayney to ...
Article : 749 wordsThe annual meeting of the Buthurst Gun Club was to have been held to-night, but there being only seven members present, it was adjourned for a furtnight. An auditor was, appointed to examine the accounts, so that they might ...
Article : 136 wordsThe programme, to be played out at Flemington to-day, under the auspice of the V. R. C. is as under:- NURSERY HANDICAP, of 5 sovs. each, with 300 added; second, 60 sovs.; third, 30 sovs.; for two-year-olds. ...
Article : 574 wordsA special meeting of the committee of the New South Wales Cricket Association was held on Wednesday, night, at Aarons' Exchange Hotel, to consider the report of the cricket conference held in Melbourne on December 21st, ...
Article : 549 wordsSir,—I have just read a brief resume of the report of the Central Board of Health, Sydney, upon the introduction of disease among rabbits in New South Wales, the substance of this report being that this board view with the ...
Article : 647 wordsA meeting of the committee in connection with the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron was held yesterday afternoon, at 56, Pitt-street. Mr. P. O. Williams presided Messrs. Laurence Myles and Adam Leigh were elected as ...
Article : 499 wordsSir,—Now that the line is open from Blayney to Murrumburrah I would like to suggest that return tickets should be issued by either the southern or western routes to Melbourne. The distance via the mountains and Bathurst is ...
Article : 244 wordsThe races were attended by about700 people. The weather was fine. The improvements to the course excited general admiration. John M'Langlilin won Mr. Hefferman's prize with Playboy; Thackamban, who was coming ...
Article : 280 wordsThe sixth Australian Eleven, which leaves for England during the present month, will play its second match against Shaw's team on the Association Cricket Ground, commeneing on Friday. This will be the last opportunity of seeing ...
Article : 276 wordsSir,—I have noted with great interest the movement now on foot for improved artisans dwellings, and am glad to see from Mr. [?]urton Bradley's letter in your issue of yesterday that inquiries have at last been made as to what has ...
Article : 259 wordsSir,— Most strenuous efforts are being made to force the widows of the explosion into a law suit with the Bulli Coal Company, everything in fact that could be done without actual violation of the law having been resorted to. ...
Article : 183 wordsIt has been decided to postpone the running of the New Brighton Handicap from Friday and Saturday, 16th and 17th instant, until Monday, the 19th instant. Nominations will close on Saturday, the 10th instant. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 109 wordsThe running in the first round of the Sir Joseph Banks Handicap was concluded at Botany on Wednesday afternoon, when l8 heate were disposed of. C. E. Wara; the favorite, won his heat off the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 8 Mar 1888, Page 11
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