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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A heavy shower fell at 5 o'clock, and there is Every appearance of more rain. The town clock, in the tower of the post and telegraph offices is a complete failure. The ...
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INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET MATCH.
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BOXING DAY.
A more propitious day than yesterday could not possibly have been desired for a holiday. The day was fine, and, for the season of the year cool, and many thousands of persons thronged ...
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AT BOTANY AND BONDI.
Owing to the necessity the tramway authorities were under of providing for the multitudes who demanded conveyance to the racecourse, it was a matter of some difficulty for the visitor to find a ...
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THE HOLIDAY IN MELBOURNE.
The weather, so far, has been most propitious for the holiday seekers. Christmas Day was most glorious, and to-day, although cloudy morning, could not be surpassed; consequently, all the ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
A seaman named Francis Sullivan, belonging to the steamer Potosi, was arrested to-day, on the arrival of the vessel, charged with stabbing the quartermaster, while the steamer was passing ...
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THE V.A.T.C MEETING.
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PARRAMATTA INDUSTRIAL EXHIBUTION
Yesterday was probably the biggest day Parramatta Park has yet been for some time. The weather was simply perfect; the sun was not too hot, there was a splendid breezs blowing, and in ...
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AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB--BOXING DAY MEETING.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The military tourney held to-day at the Exhibition ground, under patronage of Colonel Downes, witnessed a good attendance, amongst the spectators being Lady Robinson. A large programme ...
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TRIP TO THE BARRANJOEY LIGHTHOUSE.
Shortly after the advertised time yesterday the steamer Sophia Ann left the Caledonian Wharf with nearly 200 passengers, desirous of seeing the beautiful scenery of the Hawkesbury. The ...
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EXCURSION TO NEWPORT.
Mr G. W. Nicoll's fine steamship Book made an excursion to the favourite resort of Newport, Broken Bay, leaving the wharf at the foot of Margaret-street, at 10.30, a.m., when about 150 ...
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QUEENSLAND.
It was very rough in the bay to-day. The Ly-ee-Moon left for Sydney this afternoon, and the Barrabool this morning. The following telegrams are from other ...
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THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
The Zoological Gardens were patronised by the public yesterday to the number of about 2000 adults and children. The great features of interest were--the bears in the pit and the elephants. ...
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THE THEATRES, &c.
At the Theatre Royal last night the new Christmas pantomime was produced as usual at this season of the year, and as usual the theatre was besieged by a dense crowd of holiday takers, ...
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ACCIDENT TO BLONDIN'S ASSISTANT.
A serious accident happened to-day at the Exhibition ground, during, the time Blondin was performing on the rope. His assistant accidentally, fell from his position off the rope on to the ground, ...
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EXTRAORDINARY PARTY DEMONSTRATIONS AT DERRY
The Lord Mayor of Dubiln had arranged to address a meeting on the franchise at Londonderry on the 1st November, and the corporation bad granted the use of the town ball for the ...
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TEMPERANCE PICNIC TO CREMORNE.
At Cremorne a grand Temperance picnic was held, and a vast assemblage attended, There were numerous sports and other kinds of amusements, and 300 prizes distributed amongst the juveniles ...
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THE EGYPTIAN WAR.
However war may prove injurious to some, it cannot be said that it so affects Mr. Thompson. On the contrary, it is really a turn of the wheel of fortune in his favour. The Zulu war was an ...
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Y.M.C.A. PICNIC.
As usual, arrangements were made for a harbour excursion under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association, and the steamers Admiral and Garnet were chartered to convey the ...
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THE HOLIDAY AT BRISBANE.
The weather has been fine and very cool for the holidays. Nearly everybody made excursions. It was. very rough in the bay. ...
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EXCURSION TO CLONTARF.
Clontaif attracted a vast number of pleasure seekers yesterday. Dancing was the chief amusement indulged in, though here and there solitary games of the usual picnic kind were started, but ...
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THE HOLIDAY AT ADELAIDE.
Yesterday, though universally observed as a public holiday, was kept in a quiet manner. Some, out-door gatherings took place, and several picnics, encouraged by the favourable character of ...
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GAWLER RACES.
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AT MANLY.
From early morn till late in the afternoon of yesterday boats crowded to, and sometimes beyond, their utmost capacity left the Circular Quay tor that favourite resort--Manly. Rosy-faced children ...
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THE HOLIDAY IN THE COUNTRY.
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Advertising
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ANGEL.
Black Swan Hotel, Haymarket, Sydney, 20th. December, 1888,--I am glad to state that Dr. Stanich, of 50 Wynyaid square, Sydney, has restored me to perfect bearing, of which I have been ...
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Advertising
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