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A TRIP TO WOLLONGONG.
WHEN we hear Wollongong described as the Brighton of Australia, there is more truth in it than may at first sight appear, as, not more than fifty years ago, Brighton was not half so important a place as ...
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To the Editor of the Sydney Herald.
SIR,—Seeing of late much has been said concerning the main roads of the colony, anticipating that my suggestions may be followed out is my sole reason for craving, with your permission, a small space in your ...
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MEN-OF-WAR v.MEN OF PEACE.
SIR,—Your correspondent, "The Nervous Man," thinks proper, in your issue of to-day's date, to rake up an occurrence of " a few months since," in which a shotted gun fired from H. M. S. Pioneer, off the ...
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JOTTINGS ABOUT THE CHINESE.
WHAT resident in China from Western lands has not visited many a temple devoted to the worship of idols? and who has not lead descriptions of such visits? Heathen temples occupy most conspicuous ...
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THE LATE MEETING OF PRESBYTERIANS AT SOUTH CREEK.
SIR,—With your kind permission I would crave a small space in the Herald, to say a word or two concerning the social meeting of Presbyterians and others, held in the School-room, Saint Mary's, on the lst ...
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SHEEP-BREEDING AND WOOL-GROWING. To the Editor of the Herald.
SIR,—My attention was drawn the other day to a letter of Mr Thomas Shaw, on the above subject, in the Melbourne Yeoman, which appears to have been reprinted from your daily paper of the 15th of August ...
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