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SNAKE TRAPS.
SIR,—Perceiving in your Wednesday's issue a letter signed "Subscriberr," in which information is requested as to whether any such articles as "snake traps" have been invented, I beg to submit the following to that gentleman's ...
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PARRAMATTA.
KING'S SCHOOL.—The annual distributuib if prizes at this institution took place on Wednesday afternoon, list. A large number of visitors were present. In the absence of the Bishop of Sydney, who was detained by a most ...
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THE SAN FRANCISCO ROUTE.
WE are now the fifth day out from Sydney, and according to present appearances we shall reach Auckland by about to-morrow night. We have had a head wind all the way. For the first three days it blow rather strong. Yesterday ...
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EXCURSION TRAINS.
SIR,—As the Christmas hoilday are approaching, and the Minister of Works will no doubt arrange that Excursion. Trains will run for some appointed time, I take the liberty, as a resident in the country, and on the part of the working ...
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" Sir,—Having received notice that the Water Committee was about to meet on the 17th November last to consider the plans and reports of the City Engineer on increased water supply, I brought up and submitted twenty ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SIR,—I venture to send you a few lines, not upon the Rev. A. H. Wyatt's petition—that I have no doubt is an isolated case possessing its own special circumstances—but upon the extraordinary statements put forth in your issue ...
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MR. WYAIT'S PETITION TO PARLIAMENT.
SIR,—Considering that Chancellor Campbell is a member of the Upper Chamber, me judice, in my opinion it would have been better for him to have waited until the matter came before him in his legislative capacity. But as my ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
VIA Melbourne we have later news from New Zealand. Mr. Francis Jollie, M. H. R. for Gladstone, died at his residence, Rangitata, on November 30. Mr. Jollie was one of the early settlers at Nelson, having arrived there in ...
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" Sir,—As the Water Committee is summoned for this for to consider the plans and reports of the City Engineer on increased water supply, I do myself the honour to submit twenty sheets of plans and sections of works which ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SIR,—In your issue of yesterday you gave " a statement of facts " relative to contract No. 6, Mooro Park, as furnished to you, may I ask tho favour of your inserting my version. ...
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MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
A MEETING of the Municipal Council of Sydney will be held at tho Town-hall, York-street, on Monday, the 19th. instant, at 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, for considering the following Notices of Motion: ...
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MURDERS IN QUEENSLAND.
THE Brisbane Courier states that a telegram has been received from Rockhampton giving information of a murder that has been committed in the neighbourhood of that town. It appears that a girl, named Ellen Elworthy, ...
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MAITLAND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16.—A fair amount of wholesale business has been done this week. Merchants have been tolerably busy executing up-country orders. Retail trade has been quiet, as there is an absence of all speculation in farm produce for the present. ...
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PRESBYTER COLONICUS.
SIR,—As seurrility is no argument, i decline to follow the example of "Colonicus." His letter passes the bounds of ordinary newspaper criticism, even in New South Wales. "Colonicus" has little to do with the "petition." It ...
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" SUGAR OR MOLASSES"—WHICH?
SIR,—The valuable letter from Mr. Charles Moore, in your number of December 2, will, let us hope, not be without its due influence amongst cane-growers in New South Wales. We have no higher scientific authority in this ...
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THE APPROACHING DEPARTURE OF THE BISHOP OF SYDNEY FOR ENGLAND.
GENTLEMEN,—There is probably no man in the community who has so thoroughly gained the heart and affetions of the members of the Church of England as the Bishop of Sydney; and there is scarcely a member of that Church ...
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