A grand tea-meeting was held in the old Wesleyan Church on Tuesday evening to celebrate the opening of the new church, which, as I stated in my last ...
Article : 421 words"Very dull and very dry," is now the cry. Added to this we have had some sharp frosts, which retard the growth of crops, and has nipped the early potatoes ...
Article : 256 wordsThe President took the chair at 2.30 p.m. Present—The Hon. Adye Douglas (Premier), the Hons. J. Watchorn, A. ...
Article : 838 wordsA very enthusiastic public meeting was held at the Mechanics' Institute last' evening, when the principles of Rechabitism were explained by Brothers Dimond ...
Article : 1,300 wordsThe mining manager of the Mount Victoria Company brought to town a cake of 129oz. gold, the result of the last crushing of 318 tons, being an average of 8dwts 2 ...
Article : 109 wordsThe Spring Show of the Northern Horticultural Society was opened yesterday afternoon in the Pavilion. A good many special prizes had been offered, but ...
Article : 1,551 wordsIn reading my report in your issue of to-day, in reference to the concert given by the Morven Brass Band on Monday, I see I have omitted one vary important ...
Article : 145 wordsOur Bischoff correspondent telegraphs that Messrs. Harreyand party, whilstdriving a tunnel under the township, struck a good wash of tin stuff, only about 7ft from ...
Article : 363 wordsThe following fixtures hare been set down for tomorrow afternoon:—Launceston first eleven v. next eighteen, on L C.C. ground. Launceston First : H. ...
Article : 534 words"Thank God that's over," sighed Mr M'Intyre when Sir Mirams' oration about the Tasmanian Treaty closed. The wail evidently came from the bottom of the ...
Article : 2,227 wordsThe Waratah Political Reform Association held its usual fortnightly meeting on the 21st inst., the principal business transacted being the taking of steps for ...
Article : 738 wordsThe Secretary reports the following quotations made on Change yesterday:—West Cham, seller 2s 3d. Florence Nightingale, buyer 34s, seller 36s 6d. Lefroy, buyer 1s 3d ...
Article : 71 wordsThe Secretary reports the following quotations made on Change to-day:—Lefroy, buyer 1s 3d, seller 1s 9d; ditto paid, buyer 5s, seller 7s 6d. Mount Victoria, buyer 1s 2d ...
Article : 77 wordsSIR,—The history of obstruction repeats itself persistently and strangely in our Legislative Council. I remember on Saturday, 6th October, 1883, the inhabitants of ...
Article : 410 wordsThe half-yearly meeting of the above company was held yesterday at the office of the manager, Mr R. Garter, Mr J. C. Macmichael in the chair, and 12 other ...
Article : 951 wordsA cablegram from Madrid, received hero yesterday, announces the death of the young King of Spain, after a brief illness, from dysentery, aged not quite ...
Article : 444 wordsThe SPEAKER took the chair at 4 p.m. Mr GRAY said as this was almost the last day of the seesion, Mr W. H. T. Brown, the gentleman who had first ...
Article : 1,003 wordsThis usually quiet township was enlivened on Monday night last by a visit from the Delorainc Dramatic Club, who gave an entertainment in Pickett's large ...
Article : 149 wordsSIR,—I consider your leading article to-day, like several of its forerunners on the above subject, first rate. Allow me to thank you much for it. I hope every ...
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Daily Telegraph (Launceston, Tas. : 1883 - 1928), Fri 27 Nov 1885, Page 3
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