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LOCAL NEWS.
EASTER BANK HOLIDAYS.—Our readers will do well to remember that, by the Bank Holidays Act, the various banks will necessarily keep holiday on Good Friday, on Saturday the 27th, and on Easter ...
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PARLIAMENTARY NEWS. (By Electric Telegraph.) [FROM GREVILLE'S TELEGRAM COMPANY.] Wednesday, March 24, 1880.
Sir John Robertson's motion to make Tuesday an extra sitting day was carried. The Stamp Duties Bill passed it first and second reading, and the House went into committee on the ...
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LATEST SPECIAL TELEGRAMS
A strong team of the Albert Cricket Club will leave Sydney for Maitland on Thursday night, to play the Albions on Saturday and Easter Monday. The English mails via Suez are expected here ...
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
In the Assembly this afternoon— Mr. Lackey, in reply to Mr. Dangar, said that the Government had not yet decided what surveys it will be desirable to make with the view to the ...
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District Telegrams. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] SINGLETON.
The Minister for Works has ordered the exploration of the proposed route via Broke and Wollombi, for the information of a deputation which is to meet him on the 2nd April on tbe subject of the connecting ...
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NARRABRI.
At the meeting of the board of Narrabri sheep directors, Mr. Hamlet Fletcher, of Boolcarrol, moved, and Mr. William Perrie, of Tarriaro, seconded, "That in the opinion of the Board, the inspector for this ...
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.—Almost all the sales reported in the Import markets on Monday were of a trade orders character, and in these a fair business was done at rates supporting late ...
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