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Advertising : 147 wordsOn Thursda afternoon a meeting of persons interested in te growth of the plant known as the " Planter'Friend," and the manufacture of sugar ther[?]om, was held at the ...
Article : 1,367 wordsThis Council met on Thursday evening, in the Chambers, Devonshire-street, West Maitland. Present—the Mayor, Aldermen Creer, Wolstenholme, Bowden, Evans, Lee, Wade, ...
Article : 465 wordsThe weather at present is beautiful, and our farmers are busy pulling and securing their maize crop, which to a great extent, is more or less damaged by the flood and rain, and in many places totally destroyed. Our farmers ...
Article : 155 wordsIMPORTANT DISCOVERY NEAR BLANDFORD.—Mr Harpur, of Blandford, late of Newcastle, after a deal of time and [?], has been so fortunate as to discover a seam of [?]l within three miles of [?]undi and two miles of ...
Article : 126 wordsEver since the flood the weather has been unsettled; hardly a day has passed without its attendant [?]howers, a[?]d yesterday was the first on which we have experienced f[?] sunshin[?] weather throughout the daylight hours. ...
Article : 245 wordsMinisters,in answer to questions, said:—That the Government would take steps to put manufacturers of colonial confectionary in a position to meet imported confectionary on equal terms; that the Northern ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 46 wordsKITCHEN GARDEN: If you have any large cabbage plants in [?]d beds, plant them out in rows. Plant also eulinary herbs. Earth up your calery as required. Continue to sow peas, broc[?], lettuce, onions, turnips, raddish, beans, cabbages. Dress ...
Article : 207 wordsPine apples weighing 6lbs. each, grown at Maryborough, Queensland, are n[?]w to be [?]en in Sydney. The body of a man [?]med Thomas Cro[?]ington was found in the Wollondilly on Sunday. An inquest showed ...
Article : 2,000 wordsTHE matter of highest political importance amongst the news from England is the passing of the Irish Land Bill through the second reading, by such an overwhelming majority as 422 ...
Article : 1,104 wordsThe usual abstracts of revenue, receipts, and expenditure, for the quarter ending 31st March last, were published in the Gazette on Tuesday. The revenue proper for the quarter amounted to ...
Article : 489 words[Herald.]—The engine of the Victorian Trunkey Company commenced work at one o'clock yesterday, driving twenty head of stampers. The machinery is said to work very satisfactorily at sixty strokes per minute. Mr. ...
Article : 51 words[Herald]—Two thousand [?]ces of g[?]ld h[?] [?] from Gilberton during the week. N[?]ggets weighing ninety ounces, fifty ounces, and sixty ounces are also to [?]and. All are getting good gold. ...
Article : 34 words[Herald.]—Sir James Ferg[?]son and suite have sailed for Launceston. The Press [?]nanimously praise Sir James M'Cullo[?]'s address. ...
Article : 532 wordsMr. HOLT presented a petition from conference of suburban municipalities for better regulation of licensed public-houses. A message from the Legislative Assembly was reported, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 162 wordsSPECIAL CHEAP TRAIN TO SINGLETON ON EASTER MONDAY.—The Government, feeling too anxious about the overflowing condition of their railway treasury chest, have decreed to ...
Article : 211 wordsNO SUPPLEMENT TO DAY.—As is usual with nearly all the colonial journals the Mercury of to-day contains no supplement—yesterday being Good Friday, and therefore a legal holiday. ...
Article : 2,192 words[Herald.]—Arrived.—Sussex, barque, and Bravo, schooner, from Newcastle. Sailed.—At 4.30 p.m, City of Adelaide (s.); at 8 40, [?].M.S. Avoc[?], for Sydney. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 199 words[Herald]—Two hundred miner's rights have been applied for for the Piper's [?]reek diggings. ...
Article : 22 words[Herald]—The G[?]nare leaves for Port Darwin, immediately after the holidays. Captain Sweet of the G[?]nare has been completely ex[?]nerated by the Commission of Inquiry from all charges brought against him. ...
Article : 197 wordsMinisters, in answer to questions, said: That the Government had the matter of uniform telegraph rates under consideration; that no decision had yet been arrived at with regard to [?]imilating the railway rates for wheat ...
Article : 1,144 wordsDiphtheria is prevalent, and Mr. W. Clendinning has lost his only son by this disease. This is the second fatal case. Hennessy's body (drowned at Denman) was ...
Article : 54 wordsOur correspondent reports that on Tuesday evening, at Mr. Nicholl's Golden Fleece Hotel, a public meeting will be held, for the purpose of forming a committee, and making arrangements ...
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