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Article : 319 wordsThe Benevolent Society and the Government are at issue. In the year 1863 the Government, finding that they were spending a large sum of money upon lying-in ...
Article : 176 wordsThe Board of Education have determined to give a decided encouragement to the cause of Female Education. They act upon the principle that an the girls of ...
Article : 124 wordsThe committee of this regatta are rapidly, bringing their labours to a close. The programme will well justify their claims to the public patronage. ...
Article : 433 wordsTwo brunches of native industry have come prominently before the public during the month. The sale of the first productions of the Hobart Town Woollen ...
Article : 106 wordsIn our breadstufis market, when local wants are supplied, there is not much left for exportation, and, in consequence, of the absence of any great competition ...
Article : 283 wordsWhite, Mills, and Co., was one of the firms that foiled in the late commercial crisis at Launceston. A Melbourne merchant enraged at their conduct, procecuted them ...
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The Tasmanian Tribune (Hobart Town, Tas. : 1872 - 1876), Mon 2 Nov 1874, Page 3
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