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MR GLADSTONE has been lecturing the English farmer upon jam. He thinks it a good substitute for butter when butter is dear, as it constantly is in ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
A deputation waited on the Minister of Works to-day to ask for on assurance that the extension of the Orange to Molong railway towards the Forbes line be taken from ...
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QUEENSLAND.
An accident occurred to a lumbar train at Bundaberg yesterday. The train put into the wrong siding, and collided with a truck loaded with rails. The collision drove the truck into ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The Agent-General has written to the Treasurer stating that the brokers in London had expressed their entire satisfaction with the method adopted by Messrs. ...
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LAND REFORM IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The delegates of the South Australian Farmers' Association, who have been lately holding meetings, on concluding to-day's business wailed on the Commissioner of Lands ...
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STRANGE OUTRAGE AT ADELAIDE.
Considerable sensation was caused to-day by the circulation of a rumor in the city that a number of daring attempts had been made to blow up buildings by cutting the gas pipes ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
Sailed, 1 p.m.: Tarawera, s., for Melbourne direct. ...
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ANOTHER INCENDIARY FIRE AT ADELAIDE.
Notwithstanding the utmost efforts on the part of a large posse of police, and the extreme vigilance of the inhabitants, another fire broke out in Charles-street, Norwood, this morning, ...
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NEWS OF TEE DAY.
We are still without our customary cable news. The Port Darwin line remains interrupted, north of Peake, and the telegraph authorities have received no information as to ...
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EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE BY A LUNATIC.
The city coroner held an inquest this afternoon on the body of Thos. Blake, who was found deed in a cell at the reception house for the insane. It appeared from the evidence ...
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THE DROUGHT IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
Special services were again held in Dubbo last night, to supplicate for rain. The Wesleyan Church was crowded, and many were unable to gain admittance. The services are ...
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FOUND DEAD IN A BATH.
The city coroner was yesterday informed that an ex-mining manager named [?]d Morgan Williams was found dead in the bath at Honeyman's Temperance Hotel, ...
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FIRE IN FITZROY.
A small fire occurred early yesterday morning at 70 George-street, Fitzroy. The promises were occupied and owned by Mr. John Jenkins as the Crown Iron Works, and were ...
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