The Chittoor, from the Solomon Islands [?]ought good news, [?]ly the [?] of outrages upon traders and the non-indulgence in cannibal feasts and head-hunting. The ...
Article : 161 wordsThis is the commencement of the season for wealthy Australians to visit Europe. They will reach there in the late spring or early summer, and thus they will not feel the change of ...
Article : 154 wordsThe Maitland Mercury is responsible for the following. A young gentleman was riding a handsome bay horse up [?]mth Park-road. For some reason the animal began to buck, and ...
Article : 115 wordsA Wyalong correspondent writes:— “A small rash has set is owing to the discovery of Antonio Michen and party, in a gully about three-quarters of a mile long. The prospects ...
Article : 130 wordsRatty’s Prince of Wales reel, at the Old Kimo reefs, near Gundagai, shows a splendid body of stone, in some pieces 20ft. wide. The vein stuff is interpersed with slate, the whole ...
Article : 182 wordsThe report of the Sydney University Extension Board for 1894 speaks of the work of the year as gra[?]ying. The result of the appointment of an organising secretary had been ...
Article : 106 wordsThe annual report of the labour bureau states that despite the depression there has been a tair demand for farm hands, and that among artisans and miners there has been a ...
Article : 157 wordsThe financial committee of the Newcastle Council have prepared a statement showing the estimated revenue for the current rear to be £17,000, and the expenditure £20.000 ...
Article : 123 wordsThe pulpit of the Wesleyan Church was occupied on Sunday evening by Mr. E Wallaca, a blind Evangelist (says the Tenterfield Star). Mr. Wallace, who is a man well advanced in ...
Article : 96 wordsThe R.M.S, Australia, which arrived a few days ago, brought back Lieutenant-Colonel M’Kenzle and Captains Dingar and Legge, of the New South Wales forces, who were chosen ...
Article : 156 wordsLarrikin boys are becoming a great nuisance in Cootamundra. At the works at the stock dam last week they were a constant annoyance to the laborers in the trench cutting; and on ...
Article : 154 wordsOwing to the alarming ex[?]ent to which rabbits are increasing on the Wilcannia common, the common trustees have decided to start poisoning immediately with phosphorised ...
Article : 122 wordsA short time ago a small, grey shake, with black hands, was caught by Mr. James Ward, at Coomboogle, near Dubbo, and it was sent by Mr. C. H. Filzhardinge to the Sydney Museum. ...
Article : 100 wordsTenders were issued on Friday for the erection of the first lock in connection with the scheme for locking the upper portion of the River Darling and rendering it permanently ...
Article : 167 wordsMr. Tennyson Smith, the temperance agitator and reformer, has returned to England from New Zealand with a terribly poor opinion of the people, parties, and politicians ...
Article : 127 wordsThe Dubbo Dispatch says :—The Legislative Council cannot be blamed for the course it has taken with regard to the Land Tax Assessment Bill. It has refused to consider the ...
Article : 139 wordsThe anti-toxin diphtheria remedy has been successfully used at Mudgee by Dr. C. E. L[?]ster In the cue of a little girl named Nicholls. A supply of serum was obtained ...
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Advertising : 122 wordsA batch of 23 Victorian farmers, wi[?]h their families, arrived in Narandera on Friday, having travailed 350 miles. They brought with them horses, waggo[?]s, drays, farming ...
Article : 116 wordsThe Premier when addressing a deputation from the iron trades a few days since touched on the question of a reconstruction of the Legislative Council. He said that the ...
Article : 139 wordsThe Primate, the Rev. Saumar[?]z Smith, has issued some amended marriage regulations according to the rites of the Anglican Church. Among other matters these provide “that no ...
Article : 139 wordsThe Richmond River Express vouches for the following as a fact: List Friday a half-caste named Alick, resident at L[?]ch’s Ceeek, went for a “sugar beg” in a neighboring tree. Alick ...
Article : 137 wordsA shocking discovery was made on Sunday at Marouba Bay by a party of excursionists. While seeking for firewood they discovered the body of a man lying in the bush. It was ...
Article : 96 wordsAnother of the “New Australians,” in the person of a Mrs. Cameron with three children, returned by the Sachsen on Saturday afternoon. She want with the second batch, and ...
Article : 131 wordsAt a meeting of selectors at Grafton the following resolution was carried—“That, in the opinion of this meeting. In view of the present condition of the people in the Clarence ...
Article : 96 wordsA shocking railway accident occurred at the larges Railway crossing on the Queenscliff line, Mrs. [?]wart, wife of the studmaster at St. Albans, wita her sleter and child were ...
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