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Detailed lists, results, guides : 777 wordsTHE newly elected Board held their first meeting at the office, Mount M[?]ac, on Friday last the 20th instant, at noon. The members present were—Messrs Fisher, Dwyer, Minter, ...
Article : 983 wordsArrived—Guldfane, from Soderham, with a cargo of timber. Australia timber laden from Gottenburg. At the boys' swimming match young ...
Article : 182 wordsOUR usually quiet little township has, within the last few days, once more been agitated by an unwonted amount of bustle and business, owing to the arrival here of the arbitrators ...
Article : 656 wordsTHE Richmond Whig of January 5 gives the following report of a speech delivered by Mr Jefferson Davis, on the 26th of December to the Legislature of Mississippi, which it takes from ...
Article : 695 wordsRing ye the hells of the brave old land, Men of the North, with the strong right band: Ring us the tunes of our distant home, Dear to our hearts wh re'er we roam; ...
Article : 264 wordsTHE artillery has been the favorite branch of the service, and consequently is composed entirely of good men. It was much better drilled than the infantry, and, indeed, for all practical ...
Article : 1,624 wordsCATTLE AT LARGE—The Town Inspector summoned Thomas Ryan for allowing certain cattle belonging to him to stray about the streets. The inspector gave satisfactory proof as to the ownership ...
Article : 208 wordsRAILWAYS —Rapid progress is now being made in supplying the greatest want of India, cheap intercommunication. The great trunk lines of railway ore being carried forward with all speed, the Branch ...
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Advertising : 403 wordsDRUNKARLS.— Oswald Thompson, Charles Barbey, and Elizabeth O'Connor, wore each fined 5s for drunkenness, or in default 6 hours' imprisonment. VAGRANCY.—A young lad named William Purcell, ...
Article : 393 wordsTHERE was no Bench nor any cases to be heard at the Colac Police Court on Wednesday, the 18th instant The Colac folks had quite a gala time of it during ...
Article : 856 wordsONE of the finest Otago summers that have been experienced since Otago became a British settlement is fast drawing to a close. After months of an en joyable climate, the symptoms of the approach o ...
Article : 1,172 wordsThe following is the notice paper, for meeting of the Town Council, to be held on Thursday, 26th March:—ORDERS OF THE DAY. ...
Article : 285 wordsTHE past fortnight, in China and Japan, has not been marked by any event of importance. In the latter country, where the position of foreign residents has not been at all satisfactory for some time, ...
Article : 1,003 wordsDRUNKARDS.—Edwin M'Givern, Edward Fitch, and Henry Whithorn, were each fined 5s, or in defaults 6 hours' imprisonment. DRUNK AND ASSAULTING POLICE.—Patrick Dear ...
Article : 1,039 wordsCONTRACTS ACCEPTED—George Cakebread, extra supply of lime under contract for penal buildings, Pentridge. L79 3s 4d; F B. Franklyn, blue wove double foolscap, 281b, fifty reams at 10d per lb; ...
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Geelong Advertiser (Vic. : 1859 - 1929), Tue 24 Mar 1863, Page 3
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