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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SIR—The interrogation which I have chosen as a heading to this letter will be by many answered in the affirmative, as probably these assenting parties will bear in mind the series of ...
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DISTRICT NEWS. [FROM OUR VARIOUS CORRESPONDENTS.] PATERSON.
PENNY READINGS AT THE SCHOOL OF ARTS. —On last Friday evening the second monthly penny readings entertainment, given by the members of our School of Arts, took place at the ...
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WEEKLY CALENDAR.
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GARDENING AND AGRICULTURAL MEMORANDA FOR SEPTEMBER.
KITCHEN GARDEN: Sow peas, broad beans, French beans, cucumber, lettuce, cabbage. Swedish turnips, Brussels sprouts, brocoli, endive, leeka, onions, melons, pumpkins, vegetable marrow, radishes, spinach, parsley, capsicums, tomatoes, &c. ...
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GENERAL NEWS.
The Corinthian Cup, one of the prizes to be awarded at the forthcoming Randwick meeting, has been completed by Mr. Quist, of Hunterstreet, Sydney. It is in reality a silver claret ...
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The Maitland Mercury.
AN American, writing some time ago for an English paper, said in plain terms, that his countrymen set a very light value indeed upon the somewhat profuse expressions of admiration ...
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AFFAIRS IN PHILLIP ISLAND.
Some idea of what progress has been made by the new. settlers on Phillip Island, we learn from the correspondent of a contemporary: —"Twelve months ago the island was given up ...
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SCONE.
A severe acoident happened to Mr. George Wright, of this town. It appears he was climbing over a fence at the back of his residence, and in doing so he broke his leg in two places. ...
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NEWCASTLE.
The first half-yearly meeting of the School of Arts was held on Monday evening in the temporary reading-room, W. Keene, Esq., in the chair. The report congratulated the members ...
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LOCAL NEWS.
THE CROPS AT CLARENCE TOWN.—We have pleasure in being able to record that the wheat crops about Clarence Town and Dungog are thriving most hopefully. The varieties sown ...
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MANNING RIVER.
COLONIAL TOBACCO.—A fair sample of colonial tobacco from the neighbourhood of Clarence Town having been sent to England for examination, the brokers report that shipments ...
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MURRURUNDI.
AERATED LEMONADE AND TONIC WATER.— The inhabitants of this town will be able to enjoy these cooling beverages during the coming summer. Messrs. Terriff have commenced business, ...
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A MATRIMONIAL SCENE—THE ORDER OF THE "BATH."
The Petit Moniteur is responsible for the following:—An amusing episode of conjugal life is at present diverting the Parisian gossips. Madame—, one of the stars of the ...
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BOURKE.
The river is rising. The Kennedy (s.), has arrived downward, and will load with all dispatch for Adelaide. The weather is very fine with a promise of rain, which would doubtless ...
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JOINING THE MORMONS.
The following is relatsd by a Towyn correspondent of the Oswestry Advertiser:—"A curious and laughable story is floating about in this neighbourhood respecting the proselytism ...
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