Articles from page 6: Previous page Next page
-
Please wait. Loading browse data...
-
THE BIJOU THEATRE.
A three act drama with the above title, written by Mr. Frank Towers, was produced at the Bijon Theatre on Saturday evening, in the presence of a very numerous audience. ...
Article : 528 words -
THEATRE ROYAL.
Mankind, according to the view of it presented by Messrs. Merritt and Conquest in the drama of that name produced at the Theatre Royal to an immense audience on ...
Article : 1,530 words -
COUNTRY NEWS.
Notwithstanding the very serious nature of her injuries, Mrs. Adams, the victim of the recent accident by the falling of a water tank, has taken a favourable turn, and there are ...
Article : 704 words -
CASUALTIES AND OFFENCES.
For some time past Messrs. Krakowski and Friedman, of Williamstown, have missed from their store in Thompson-street large quantities of stock, principally ladies' boots, ...
Article : 1,982 words -
THE VOLUNTEER ENCAMPMENT.
The weather has been deligh[?]ul all day[?] and the men are enjoying their outing thoroughly. Of course, there are always some discomforts experienced on such ...
Article : 3,765 words -
VICTORIAN HORTICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.
The monthly meeting of this society was held on Thursday evening in the society's hall, Victoria-street, Mr. A. T. Clarke, vice-president, occupying the chair. ...
Article : 524 words -
TYRER'S SPARK-ARRESTER AND OFFICIAL FAVOURITISM.
Sir,—Seeing by a letter that appeared in the Daily Telegraph of February 5, 1883, and headed "Official Favouritis[?]," that Mr. P. Tyrer, patentee of a spark-arrester, was ...
Article : 1,566 words -
THE WEST BOURKE ELECTION.
The polling of the West Bourke election took place on Saturday, and excited quite us much local interest as the general election of the 22nd ult. It was evident that the strength ...
Article : 1,128 words -
GEELONG.
At 3 o'clock this morning a four-roomed unoccupied weatherboard cottage in Warren[?] help-place, off Little Myers-street, was se[?] on fire, and one room of the house was ...
Article : 62 words -
GROCERS AND GINGER WINE.
Sir,—Kindly allow me, through The Argus, to call attention to a case tried at the Court of Petty Sessions, Carlton, on the 21st inst. A grocer was fined £25 for selling ginge[?] ...
Article : 181 words -
THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
The following notifications appear in Thursday's issue of the Gazette:- Copies of extradition treaties with Salvador and Tonga are published. ...
Article : 511 words -
SIG NOR CAGLI AND HIS OPERA COMPANY.
Sir,—I have been managing Italian oper[?] companies for the last 23 years, in India, Cape of Good Hope, Hong Kong, Colombo, Victoria, New South Wales, New Zealand, ...
Article : 315 words -
SHIRE COUNCIL.
JIKA.—The monthly meeting was held on Monday the 10th. A letter was read from the secretary of the Darebin Shiro asking thecouncil to co-operate with them and the broadmeadows shire in erecting [?] ...
Article : 479 words -
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
The crew of the ship Star of Germany, 13 in number, who had been arrested on warrant by the water police, were brought up at the Williamstown Police Court on Saturday ...
Article : 49 words -
A VICTORIAN CONSTITUTION OF FREEMASONS.
Sir,—The death some time ago of Mr. A. K. Smith, D.G.M.S.C., and the still more recent death of Captain Standish, D.G.M.E.C., affords, I think, an excellent opportunity of ...
Article : 199 words
Buy
Download
Please choose from the following download options:
Print page as...