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SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR TRANSMISSION TO EUROPE, VIA SUEZ. FROM SEPTEMBER 13 TO SEPTEMBER 30. POLITICAL.
Parliament has been further prorogued to the 26th October. Some important changes have been made in the administrative arrangements of the different departments of ...
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THE PROGRESS OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
In the course of a speech made by the Premier (Sir Henry Parkes) at Albury, he alluded to the rapid progress which this colony has made during the past few years. He said that he had occasion to pass through Albury ...
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VICE-REGAL.
His Excellency the Governor, Lord Augustus Loftus, intends to be present at the opening of the Melbourne Exhibition, and in the course of his journey overland he has, accompanied by Lady Loftus, visited the towns of Goulburn, ...
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THE WEATHER AND CROPS.
The recent break up of the drought has been complete, and a copious, downpour of rain has taken place in almost every part of the colony. Encouraging reports reach us from all districts in reference to the progress of the crops ...
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SOCIAL.
We understand that the name of Mr. P. A. Jennings, C. M. G., has been submitted to her Majesty for the distinction of K.C.M.G. This will be generally regarded as a suitable recognition of the valuable services rendered by ...
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MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Dr. Renwick, the Exceutive commissioner for New South Wales, and Mr. C. E. Hotham, secretary, are in Melbourne, preparing for the opening of the Exhibition, which takes place on the 1st October. Since his arrival in Melbourne, ...
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LEGAL.
On the 21st of August last a leading article appeared in the Evening News improperly commenting on the summing up of Mr. Justice Windeyer in a cause at Nisi Prius, which had been tried before him. The attention of the ...
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THE VISIT OF SIR HERCULES ROBINSON.
A large number of leading colonists assembled in the new vestibule of the Town Hall, on the evening of September 14. on the occasion of a complimentary farewell banquet to the late Governer of this colony, Sir Hereules Robinson, ...
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DEPARTURE OF THE HON. SAUL SAMUEL, C.M.G.
On September 24th the officers of the Post, Telegraph, and Money Order Departments of the General Post Office presented an illuminated farewell address to the ex-Post-master-General (the Hon. Saul Samuel, C.M.G.), who was ...
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RELIGIOUS.
On Sunday, September 19, Archbishop Vaughan laid the corner-stone of St. Peter's School-church, Surry Hills—a building to be erected on a site of 1½ acres, surrounded by Devonshire-street, Lansdowne-street, Marlborough-street, ...
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
There is very little to notice as regards music. Mozart's Twelfth Mass and selections from "Elijah" were performed on Saturday, the 13th instant, at the Exhibition Building, by the Sacred Choral Association. Henry Ketten, ...
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