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  2. Mudgee.

    During the past week or two the weather has been very all settled, and rain has been more or less general throughout the district. Yesterday night a violent thunderstorm broke over the town, and some heavy showers fell. All round Mudgee for 49 or ...

    Article : 499 words
  3. Temora.

    The delay experienced in having selections surveyed is alike puzzling and annoying. The colony has to bear the cost of maintaining a very expensive surrey staff, which swallows up a large percentage of the proceeds of land sales, and yet conditional ...

    Article : 818 words
  4. Goulburn.

    According to all accounts, the first portion of the Goulburn to Bungendore railway is in a very advanced state, so much so that some of the Braidwood residents are talking of arranging for a demonstration at the opening ceremony, and which they think ...

    Article : 667 words
  5. Deniliquin.

    We have bad another refreshing fall of rain, and things pastoral and agricultural ere again improved. The record, to the end of the month, is 8-55 inches, as against 7-84 inches during the same period of 1882, 10-16 inches in 1881, and 11-52 inches in 1880. The ...

    Article : 952 words
  6. Forbes.

    A great deal of disappointment is expressed here at the refusal of the Ministerial party to accept the invitation to visit the district. When the Minister for Works was lately on his tour of inspection of the trial surrey railway routes, Messrs. Brooke and ...

    Article : 1,564 words
  7. Cootamundra.

    Our races and show duly came off on Thursday and Friday last. There are a few matters connected with this show of considerable importance, and concerning them I will take the liberty of penning a few words. First, it is evidently a great ...

    Article : 812 words
  8. Bourke.

    On Tuesday last when certain sly grog selling cases were down for hearing, the courthouse here was crowded by people, many of whom were impelled more by curiosity to see what sort of person an informer is than to hear the cases. Their curiosity ...

    Article : 1,129 words
  9. Hay.

    Our public meeting for the formation of a progress committee, ended in a fiasco, which, if its effects are not carefully avoided and ignored by the committee elected, may prove most disastrous to the prospects of the district in regard to the good to be ...

    Article : 1,390 words
  10. Albury.

    A number of valuable improvements have just been completed at the showyards of the Pastoral and Agricultural Society. The accommodation for sheep has heretofore been altogether insufficient, At the last show, temporary pens had to be fitted up with ...

    Article : 909 words
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