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  3. Parliamentary Representatives.

    Mr. Edward W. O'Sullivan, the member for Queenbeyan, is a native of Launceston, Tasmania. His parents had previously resided in New South Wales. He is a journalist by profession, having filled every ...

    Article : 408 words

  4. Where Primroses Grow.

    The English country boy and his sister know where to find, in the earliest days of spring, the pale golden flower with its crumpled dark preen leaves, growing in tufts on a sunny turf-bank. Sweet rural simplicity, ...

    Article : 439 words

  5. Mr. B. B. Nicoll.

    Mr. Bruce Baird Nicoll, M.L.A. for the Richmond, was born in Sydney in the year 1851, and belongs to an ancient and honourable family, settled for several centuries in the historic town of Dundee, Scotland, and ...

    Article : 361 words

  6. A Storm at Byron Bay.

    Cape Byron, on the New South Wales coast, is the most eastern point of Australia. It is a small but precipitous headland, projecting about two miles from the low land, and visible from 24 to 27 miles seaward. ...

    Article : 636 words

  7. Mr. Philip Henry Morton.

    Mr. Philip Henry Morton, M.L.A. for Shoalhaven, is the eldest of eight sons of Mr. Henry Gordon Morton, manager of the Berry Estate, Shoalhaven, who is un old resident of the Shoalhaven district and is widely ...

    Article : 289 words

  8. Railway Construction.

    Sir,—In the United States the construction of railways precedes settlement; here all manner of obstruction is shown to people who have turned gray on their settlements, and who have for years been urging ...

    Article : 432 words

  9. PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATIVES.

    MR. [?] W. O'SULLIVAN (Queanbeyan.) MR. WYMAN BROWN (Sturt.) ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 21 words

  10. Education, Religion, and Charities.

    Part seven of the "Statistical Register," which has just been issued, contains information regarding the education, religion, and charities of the colony daring 1888. There were under the Department of Public ...

    Article : 774 words

  11. Mr. Wyman Brown.

    Mr. Wyman Brown, member for Sturt, was born at Deal, in the county of Kent, England, on February 10, 1836. He arrived in New South Wales in December, 1857, and at once engaged in gold-mining pursuits on ...

    Article : 457 words
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