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TRADE WITH THE EAST.
There was a gathering of some thirty or forty gentlemen at a luncheon yesterday on board, the steamer Eastern at Circular Quay to celebrate the advent of this new vessel to Sydney to join the ...
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NEWCASTLE.
Yesterday the Dudley strike was declared off. This struggle began on Monday, 12th of last September, the date on which the pit was again in working order alter the disaster of March 21, ...
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THE COUNTRY.
MOREE, Friday.--An Important case concerning Moree, Walgett, Glen Innes, and other districts was before the land board to-day. Mr. Amos applied to surrender laud at Ranger's ...
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AFFAIRS AT SAMOA.
"Everything was quiet at Samoa when wo left," said one of the officers of H.M.S. Tauranga, which yesterday returned to Sydney after a stay of several mouths on the Samoan division. The ...
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A PHENOMENALLY WET SEASON.
Old inhabitants of Newcastle are scratching their pates in an attempt to remember an occasion on which the district was visited with such a long spell of wet weather as has prevailed ...
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FEMININE QUARREL AT KAHIBAH.
Before Mr. C. N. Pay ten, S.M., at the Newcastle Court yesterday, Nellie Haynes, a married woman, residing at Kohibah, and Ida Jane Thorms, a single woman, from Charlestown, ...
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GRENFELL QUARTER SESSIONS.
GRENFELL, Friday.--The District Lours opened to-day, before Judge Rogers. The business was unimportant. At the Quarter Sessions the whole day was occupied hearing a case ...
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THE WEATHER.
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IN THE COUNTRY.
BERRY, Friday.--Rain still continues without intermission; 164 points have fallen during the present week, BEGA, Friday.--To-day has been the first fine day this month. The ground has received a great soaking, and ...
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STORMY CONDITIONS AT FORSTER.
FORSTER, Friday.--The wind and sea are moderating, but heavy rain continues. The steamer Mermaid succeeded in crossing in over the bar yesterday evening with the assistance ...
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THE COAL TRADE.
BULLI, Friday.--A meeting of the Bulli miners was held to-day. The secretary (Mr. Smithers) wrote to Mr. D. Ritchie, chairman of the district's A.L.F., asking if any members of the Pleasant ...
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GREATER SYDNEY.
A meeting of the suburban aldermen's, committee of the Greater Sydney movement was held at the Equitable Buildings last night. Alderman J. G. Griffin presiding. The sub-committee ...
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PASTORAL OUTLOOK IN THE SOUTH.
Messrs. Winchcombe, Carson and Co.'s agent in Quean-beyan reports that the late rains have caused a nice green shoot in the grass. Stock are looking well, though a little cut up by the amount ot rain which has fallen. An early ...
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A SIGNALMAN'S SENSATION.
CHARGE OF OBSTRUCTING A RAILWAY LINE. Henry James Miles (30), signalman, was, before Mr. James Mair, S.M., at the Newtown Court yesterday, charged under the 37th section of the Criminal Law ...
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JONATHAN PIPER'S DEATH.
The City Coroner (Mr. J. C. Woore) held an inquest yesterday at the Coroner's Court, Chancery-square, relating to the death of Jonathan Piper, who expired in the Sydney Hospital on Thursday from the effects of an ...
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NEWCASTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
At yesterday's meeting of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce, a letter from the Australian Chilling and Freezing Company at Aberdeen was received. In it complaint was made that ...
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THE SINGLETON SHOW.
SINGLETON, Friday.--Despite the continuous rains, the third day of the show passed off well. The attendance numbered between 2000 and 3000. The sports resulted as follow:--Horse pulling ...
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SOMETHING IS AFTER YOU.
Far away, in the Jungle of Central India, a village lies asleep. Only a solitary human figure can be seen, following the winding jungle path in the moonlight. It is early night, rand the native ...
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ALLEGED COLLIERY MISMANAGEMENT.
The mining Court of Inquiry was continued yesterday, before Judge Fitzhardinge. Inspectors Dixon and Bates certified to the correctness of the evidence given by them before the court of ...
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A BOY FORGER.
The police bare just succeeded in arresting a boy at Five Dork, whoso cleverness and audacity have during the last six months or so put into his pockets no less a sum than £735 of somebody else's money. The boy is 17 ...
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THE CONFERENCE OF PREMIERS
BRISBANE, Friday.--The Premier returned from Sydney last night, where, with Mr. Reid and Mr. Le Hunte, New Guinea matters were discussed. Bat until Sir George Turner and Mr. ...
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BOISTEROUS CONDITIONS CONTINUE.
Boisterous conditions continued yesterday, and, as on the previous day, the rain was confined to the coast and highlands. Mr. Russell, when seen last night, held out little hopes of the weather clouting. In fact, he said, ...
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LATE COMMERCIAL.
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POLICE COURTS.
An insurance agent named John Heaton (39) was sentenced by Mr. G. H. Smithers, S.M., at the Central Police Court yesterday to seven days' imprisonment for attempting to commit suicide by cutting his throat with ...
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CENTRAL MISSION RESCUE ANNIVERSARY.
The anniversary of the social and rescue agencies of the Central Methodist Mission in Sydney is to be celebrated this year on a scale befitting the extensive work included within the scope of ...
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SHIPPING AND COAL EXPORT ITEMS.
During the week ended yesterday, the quantity of coal cleared at the Newcastle Custom-house for export to the other colonies and foreign countries was 41,202 tons, the tonnage for the several ...
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"UNLUCKY" DAYS.
If you ask some people if they believe in certain days being "unlucky," they say they do not. But those who may be superstitions in this respect have, it must be admitted, some reason for their superstition. The tragedy ...
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SHIPPING AND COAL TRADE INTERRUPTED.
The bad weather is causing serious inconvenience to shipping, as colliers have been unable to load at southern Jetties since Saturday Last, and others are stuck up at Newcastle. The steamer Knight of St. George, after ...
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