The attendance on the second day was somewhat larger than on Thursday, but whether it would, have been very large cannot well be determined, for the rain, opportune in one sense, came out of time for the Show, and probably prevented many ...
Article : 2,288 words[Evening News.]—Sergeant Walling has met with a severe accident by being thrown from his horse. Concussion of the brain resulted.—The Right Rev. Dr. Marsden, Anglican Bishop of Bathurst, arrives ...
Article : 87 words[Herald.]—The weather continues hot, the thermometer being 104 in the shade.—The new offices for the Governor and Chief Secretary are finished. —The Government telegraphed to Galle to know ...
Article : 51 words[Herald.]—The entries for the Hawkesbury Agricultural Association's Show are closed. The exhibits of draught stock are of a superior character, and most are for sale. ...
Article : 29 words[Herald.]—The general entry for the Bathurst races closes at 5 o'clock on Saturday next. ...
Article : 17 wordsFor above a week we had a succession of hot muggy days, with a north-easterly breeze each day, blowing with apparent coolness, but leaving the body hot and unrefreshed—the wind that in Sydney ...
Article : 313 words[Herald.]—A large iron ship, flying N.B.G.D., is in the offing, working north.—The following coasters are lying wind-bound in the Bay:—Venus, Planet, Laura, and Numba. ...
Article : 33 words[Herald.]—At the Wollogorang sales, to-day, prices were not equal to those of former years. Chieftain (imported) brought 420 guineas.—Richard Jeffrey, a settler, was drowned yesterday in a waterhole when ...
Article : 39 wordsIn the evening of Thursday, a dinner to celebrate the show was given in the Hall of the Muswellbrook School of Arts. There were about one hundred guests present. The chair was occupied by the ...
Article : 1,799 words[Herald.]—The public dinner to Mr. E. C. Cracknell and the Hon. J. Lucas, on Monday, was a grand success.—The Annual Races:—Maden Plate: Mabel 1. Town Plate: Plunger 1. Ladies' Purse: ...
Article : 49 wordsStations: The prevailing drought procludes the possibility of concluding negotiations at prices equal to vendors' expectations; a favourable change in the season would readily dispel any want of ...
Article : 1,631 words[Herald.]—The heat for the past seven days has been intense, the thermometer registering from 100. to 112 in the shade. ...
Article : 23 words[Herald.]—There is still thick easterly weather. The Western Monarch anchored at the bar.—The Governor Blackall sailed at noon, full of passengers and freight, including 100 tons of tin.—The Lady ...
Article : 90 wordsA steady rain, which set a early yesterday morning, and continued until the afternoon was well advanced, effectually dispelled the hopes of those who had set their minds on a day's outing to the Albion ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 373 words[Echo.]—A fire broke out early this morning, and destroyed the Crystal Palace Hotel, and other small buildings in Bourke-street West.—A writ for Geelong east will be issued on Friday.—Sir C. Gavan ...
Article : 718 wordsMarch 16.—Michael Meehan, of Muscle Creek, near Muswellbrook, labourer. Liabilities, £1314s. Assets, £5. Mr. Sandeman, official assignee. 16.—John Manning Hazeland, on petition and ...
Article : 262 words[Herald.]—Mrs. Dal. Campbell and Co. report:— 1200 head of cattle were yarded, of prime and useful quality. Prices are without alteration, Best beef. 27s 6d to 30s per 100 lbs. 13,000 sheep were penned. ...
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