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Advertising : 700 wordsWHENEVER the "Bulletin" is short of a subject (and it must be confessed such is not unseldom), it delights in running amok at Mr. W. N. Willis. Even the misdirected ...
Article : 657 wordsTHROUGH the courtesy of Mr. Penny-waite, B.A., Private Secretary to His Excellency the Governor, we have been privileged to inspect an advance sheet of ...
Article : 938 wordsAT Redfern Police Court the other day the agent for the Cooper family proceeded against four Government employees for removing 30s worth of sand from the Cooper Estate, ...
Article : 423 wordsDURING the Queen's long reign there is no record of one good or generous public set on her part, but there are records of her greed and meanness. For instance, she took her ...
Article : 217 words"MR. WISE also suggested that his Honor should see Augusta S. Quigley personally, and conclude whether M'Kenzie had undue influence over her. His Honer said he would ...
Article : 88 wordsWE are glad to note in this direction that following the lines laid down by TRUTH, and by Mr. W. N. Willis, M.P., in Parliament, a very excellent letter on the subject of ...
Article : 198 wordsTHE following cablegrams show that the Japanese Legation in London were a bit too previous in their, cabled Gratification at British "neutrality":— ...
Article : 108 wordsON Thursday last the judgment of the Land Appeal Court, on an appeal by the English Scottish and Australian Bank, against the decision of the Balranald Land Board ...
Article : 448 wordsAs, under the provisions of the Railways Act, the term of office of the Railway Commissioners expires in October, 1895, and as in consequence thereof the ...
Article : 1,286 wordsTHE tanners and leather-dressers attended at the Treasury last Thursday and tanned, leathered and dressed the Premier on the subject of the tanning and leather-dressing ...
Article : 134 wordsTHE Landowners Defence League has had a real good healthy lot of cheap advertisements during the past week. Nearly every day some one arose in his might to know by ...
Article : 252 wordsFOR some time past cases of harsh treatment on the part of the Water and Sewerage Board have been brought under TRUTH'S notice. Neither once, nor twice, but scores ...
Article : 702 wordsIN chaunting a paean of triumph over Chauncey Depew, the action of the Federal troops in the United States shooting down the foreign strikers at the Chicago railway ...
Article : 191 wordsIT is a great thing to be a man of God in Samoa. The Loard, through the meejium of a British man-o'-war, protects him and his'n. Quite recently the Wesleyan missionary at ...
Article : 332 wordsUNLESS language has been especially granted to "Rumty" Reid in order to conceal hit real meaning, that eminent statesman and leader of a politically stone-broke party (so ...
Article : 490 wordsOWING to the Sacred Cause of Freetrade being in the ascendant in New South Wales the Jape have invaded Corea, causing the Chows to borrow silver to pay their troops ...
Article : 204 wordsAT the Conference of Presbyterian Ministers held in the city during the past week, it was extremely gratifying to note, a glimmering of progressive liberality was ...
Article : 428 wordsM. PAUL BLOUET, better known under his nom de plume of Max O'Rell, had rather a high time of it when he visited Australia. Should he return, however, he may not ...
Article : 212 wordsTHE following report of a Sydney labor agent reads like the weekly record of a fat-stock salesman:—Country orders are flowing in from all parts for ...
Article : 334 wordsIt would take 12,000,000 years to pump the sea dry at the rate of 1000 gallons per second, so some man of figures has calculated. Now we know exactly, we shall cease to ...
Article : 155 wordsIT is a good job the elections were all over before the shearers' strike out west reached the scute stage of burning wool-sheds and smoking revolvers. The big bugs of the ...
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Truth (Sydney, NSW : 1894 - 1954), Sun 26 Aug 1894, Page 4
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