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SUBURBAN and COUNTRY MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
The following are the results of elections that have taken place, in addition to those previously published:- GULGONG.—Mayor: Charles Zimmler. ALEXANDRIA.—Aldermen: Charles Jesson, George ...
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SERIOUS TRAMWAY ACCIDENT.
On Saturday afternoon, at about half-past 4, a serious tram way accident occurred at the junction of Elizabeth and Liverpool streets. Motor No. 17, with three tramears, but fortunately very few passengers, left the Bridge-street ...
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LAW REPORT.
Francis Stewart, of Crescent-street, Balmain, contractor Liabilities, £230 Assets, £8. Mr. E. M. Stephen, official assignee. Alexander William Pheminter of Copmanhurst, farmer. ...
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VOTE ON TEE RAILWAY LOAN, 31 Vic., No. 11.— £1,000,000.
The bill authorising this loan was passed on 23rd December, 1867. It embodied a novel provision, which was thought by its author would give increased value to it, and make it more acceptable in England. ...
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SELECTION before SURVEY: Its MORAL and MONETARY COST.—XII.
In my last article I spoke of a system of leasing the Crown lands to the poorer class of our colonists as a means of settling them on the soil, and arresting the course of that youthful demoralisation which is ...
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INVERELL.—Auditors: Messrs. Mahoney and Walsh reelected. CAMRELLTOWN.—Aldeimen: Messrs. Alexander Munro, David Hugh Barker, and William Bligh Caldwell. Munro ...
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METROPOLITAN QUARTER SESSIONS.
The court at Darlinghurst was open to-day for the hearing of appeals against magisterial decisions. Mr. Rogers appeared for the Crown. Hugh Thompson, sentenced on the 21st December last to ...
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LAW NOTICES.
In Equity.—Before his Honor the Primary Judge at 11 a.m.: Calder v. Calder, part heard; O'Brien v. Hutchmson, motion for decree; Ricketson v. Barbour, for trial without jury; Bourke v. Wright and another, for trial without jury. ...
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OUR ELECTORAL SYSTEM.
Sir,—I should not trespass again on your space, but would rest satisfied with having called the attention of those in authority to some glaring defects in our electoral machinery were it not for the appearance of some paragraphs which I ...
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DISTRICT COURT.—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12.
Supreme Court Issue.—Rittenberg v. Corrance, part heard. Causes.—Treseder and another v. Suttie, part heard; Jones v. Gibbes, Clithero v. Tibrett, lrvine v. Dickson. ...
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POLICE.
Mr. Clarke, S.M., presided on the Bench in the Charge Court on Saturday morning. Eleven cases of drunkenness and a number of minor offences were dealt with. ...
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THE LATE MR. E. T. BLACKET.
Mr. Edmund Thomas Blacket, whose death was announced in our columns on Saturday, was one of the oldest and most respected of the architects of Sydnsy. A quarter of a century ago he was Colonial ...
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SCHOOL-CHURCH AT NAREMBURN.
The corner-stone of a school-church was laid by the Very Rev. the Vicar-General (Dean Cowper) at Naremburn [?] known as Central Township), North Willoughby, on Saturay afternoon. The site of the building is an ...
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PROTECTION AND POLITICAL REFORM LEAGUE.
The Protection and Political Reform League's third Saturday public meeting was held at the Temperance Hall on the 10th Instant, Vice-president W. Richardson in the chair. There was a large attendance of members. The League ...
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WATER POLICE COURT.
Mr. G. W. F. Addison, S.M., occupied the Bench on Saturday. Several persons were punished for drunkenness or other minor offences. ...
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NEWTOWN POLICE COURT.
On Friday, before Mr. Dillon, S.M., Daniel Cohen, charged with stubbing one Matthew Spithill, was committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions. Bail allowed, self in £86 and one other in £80. ...
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CORONER'S INQUESTS.
The City Coroner, on Saturday morning, conducted an inquest at the [?]-go-Bragh Hotel, Cumberland-street, touching the death of a child named William Dawbes. On Thursday evening last the deceased was knocked down in ...
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