Yesterday the nomination of candidates for the representation ot the electorate of West Maitland took place at the hustings, on the High School ground. About two hundred and fifty persons were present at the commencement of proceedings, but the ...
Article : 5,047 wordsThe public meeting of electors of Paterson for the purpose of nominating a member for that electorate was held yesterday, at the Court-house, Paterson. About two hundred persons were present. ...
Article : 2,948 wordsOn Saturday last the nomination of candidates for the representation of Liverpool Plains, took place at Tamworth. During the morning of that day Mr. Robert Strachan, of West Maitland received a telegram stating that he would be put in ...
Article : 283 wordsThe Marinoa has been again here, and returned with a large quantity of wool, and is, I hear, to be up again before Christmas. The weather is warm, and rain would be most welcome. The troopers have not yet returned from the Warrego, but ...
Article : 207 wordsNothing has been done to recover Kelly, and nothing heard of him. It is now my painful task to record the almost certain death of another gentleman, named Richards, a licensed surveyor, who travelled from this place to the Paroo. When I ...
Article : 308 wordsArrivals during the past week have been light — Maize is in fair demand at 4s. 3d.—Hay: Lucerne is rather dull of sale, at £3 to £4.—Wheat is dull of sale; purchasers being disinclined to buy, except for immediate consumption—Flour sells in small ...
Article : 203 wordsPursuant to advertisement, Mr. Thomas Dangar addressed the electors last night at Mrs. Greer's, Plough Inn, Blandford, to give an account of his stewardship during the time he sat for the Upper Hunter electorate, and to state his intentions for the ...
Article : 166 wordsThe nomination for the Morpeth electorate took place yesterday, at hustings erected in the vicinity of the Court-house Morpeth. The RETURNING OFFICER (O. E. Middleton, Esq), having ...
Article : 1,817 wordsARRIVALS.—Dec. 7. W. Watson, barque, 384 tons, Allen, from Wallaroo.—Yarrow, brig, 229 tons, Jockin, from Melbourne, 8, Star of Australia (s.), from Sydney; Kangaroo (s.) from Sydney; Yarra, schooner, 141 tons, Finalyson, from Otago. ...
Article : 184 wordsWool.—At our sale, on Thursday we offered 675 bales wool; but for several of the principal lots there was an evident disinclination on the part of the buyers to operate unless at prices which did not come up to growers reserve or our valuation, ...
Article : 1,559 wordsTHE LOWER HUNTER ELECTION.—The majority for Mr. Wisdom in this election was ten, not nine as previously stated— he had fourteen votes at Hexham instead of thirteen, as appeared in our last issue. Mr. Wisdom requests us to make ...
Article : 1,605 wordsTwo public meetings have been held at the Clarence, at which it was resolved that support should be given to the project of establishing a new steam company. The meetings were very enthusiastic, and a great number of shares were taken ...
Article : 131 wordsA numerously attended meeting of the Newcastle Building and Investment Society was held on Tuesday last—Dr. Brookes in the chair. It was resolved that the number of shares to be taken up should be six hundred instead of five hundred; and ...
Article : 349 wordsARRIVALS.—Dec. 8. Barwon (s.), 450 tons, from Melbourne, 5th instant, with 56 passengers; Spray, brig, 220 tons, Captain Webb, from Wellington, 24th ultimo, in ballast, with 2 passengers; Alexandra (s.), 700 tons, Captain Grainger, from ...
Article : 424 wordsAnother small steamer has been launched at Wahgunyah for the Upper Murray trade. As a special train was proceeding from Echuca to Sandhurst, on the 27th November, a spark from the ...
Article : 1,304 wordsA number of gentlemen purchased Wivenhoe estate, and intend presenting it as a public gift to the Hon. Charles Cowper. The barque William Buchanan, from Sydney to ...
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Advertising : 311 wordsMELBOURNE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.—The market in this department of commerce has within the past week assumed a more steady and settled aspect; although foreign breadstuffs continue to flow in, supplies of colonial are limited, and, in the ...
Article : 1,218 wordsThere is but little news of importance to chronicle at present. The rivers have all subsided to low water-mark, and teams are now busily engaged at various stations discharging their loading, preparatory to the downward journey with wool. ...
Article : 476 wordsSeone, Monday, 6.24 p.m. At the nomination to-day for the Upper Hunter, Mr. Gorden, Mr. Dangar, and Mr. White were nominated. The show of hands was in favor of Mr. White, by an enormous majority. ...
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