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WEATHER MAP.
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THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY.
The Queen's Birthday in this favoured land is generally synonymous with "Queen's weather," and yesterday afforded another exemplification of this golden rule. The wind, that blew on Sunday rather boisterously had ...
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THE CADET CORPS.
The Artillery Cadet Corps and the Public Schools Cadet Corps celebrated the Queen's Birthday at Parramatta, The number present amounted to 263, of which 180 hailed from Sydney, and 78 from Windsor. Richmond, and Parramatta. ...
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POLICE.
The business of the Central Police Court, yesterday, was transacted in a small room connected with the lockup, the Bench consisting of Messrs. Carpenter, Moses. Solomon, and Hourigan. Those prisoners who were charged with ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
At the Theatre Royal, "New Men and Old Acres," so tastefully mounted and played by the London Comedy Company, still retains its hold in the popular favour, and last night was well patronised. ...
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CORONER'S INQUEST.
At the College Hotel, Francis-street, yesterday, the City Coroner initiated an inquest touching the death of a female child. Matilda Newman deposed that she was a married woman, resident at 21, Francis-street; she was ...
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INTERCOLONIAL CHESS MATCH.
The Intercolonial Chess Match with Victoria, which has now become an annual institution, was played yesterday, as usual. The Sydney players took the field with a weaker team than they had last year, owing to the loss of Mr. ...
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LAW NOTICES.
May 25.Richard Lanyon Trevena, Thomas Charles Smith Robert Henry Wormoll and Richard Henwood Blamey ex parte Robert Henry Wormoll, Edward Lewis Brewer, Charles Simmat, James Cassin, John Thurgood Thompson. Joseph ...
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PARRAMATTA RACES.
Patron: His Excellency the Right Hon. Lord Augustus Loftus, G.C.B. President, Mr. Hugh Taylor, M.L.A. Judge, Mr. J. S. Farnell, M.L.A. Stewards, Committee of Parramatta Jockey Club. Starter, Mr. R. L. Dunn. ...
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[BY TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.)
The sports on the cricket ground were a great success upwards of 2000 persons being present. The weather was all that could be desired. The Queen's Handicap was won by F. Yeomans, Davis being second, Burns third, and ...
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ATHLETIC SPORTS MEETING.
An athletic sports meeting was held, at the Association Cricket Ground, yesterday. A good deal of interest was evinced in the meeting, on account of the fact that a number of well-known "peds" had entered for ...
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THE LEVEE.
Yesterday afternoon his Excellency Lord Augustus Loftus held a levee, at Government House, in honour of the sixty-first anniversary of the birthday of her Majesty the Queen. A guard of honour, consisting of 100 men of ...
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TORPEDOES.
Whatever mystery may have surrounded the subject [?] torpedo warfare has gradually disappeared. Not many years ago secrecy was observed by the Government and by inventors; but on the part of the Government this secrecy ...
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THE REVIEW.
The display in Moore Park yesterday, on the occasion of the review of the Volunteer forces by his Excellency the Governor was in point of magnitude and military grandeur equal to any of its predecessors. Such a creditable turn out ...
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HARBOUR EXCURSIONS.
It would be a curious holiday in Sydney if the harbour, the pride of all New South Welshmen, were not visited by a large proportion of the inhabitants of the city when determined upon obtaining a day's outing. Yesterday was no ...
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