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Article : 43 wordsThe Northern Tasmanian Coursing Club's meet at Symmons Plains was brought to a successful termination yesterday. Hares were numerous, and some ...
Article : 277 wordsTulips that are just pushing through the ground should have a little protection given them by putting a good layer of dry, short manure over the surface. ...
Article : 373 wordsAn enquiry in the cause of the recent fire at Mrs. Alexander's cottage, in Cha[?]street, is to be held before Mr. P. C. Maxwell, coroner, at the Burnie Police ...
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Article : 128 wordsA new cure for inebriety is by, means of vaccination. I know or one very bad case where the patient after treatment has continued sober to this day, nearly, ...
Article : 40 wordsAn interesting feature of the first business meeting of the International Tuberculosis Conference in Copenhagen was the demonstration by Herr Budde, a ...
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Article : 207 wordsAfter three of the severest frosts experienced here for some time, the weather has again taken a change. On Wednesday rain commenced to fall, and ...
Article : 48 wordsThe farmers are beginning to cry out for fine weather. Vegetation is at a standstill, the ground being so wet and cold. Wheat sowing may be considered ...
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Article : 87 wordsA meeting of the Railton Board of Agriculture was held at Mr. Hine's on Monday. Present:—Messrs. Geo. Jubb (chair. man), Fraser, W. D. Tune, A. C. Dean, ...
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Article : 83 wordsThe Longford club meet the Tasmanian club on Saturday next, and the teams are as follow:— Longford, "A" team—T.C. Arthur, R. ...
Article : 50 wordsThe growth of spinach being naturally at a standstill throughout the winter months, and the constant pickings also conducing to check development, with a ...
Article : 609 wordsSir,—ln reference to the letter of Mr. Jones, it will be only right to say that there should be no ground for misapprehension in regard to his position. I ...
Article : 125 wordsThe following were the best cards handed in for the bogey" competition played at Longford on Monday:—Dr. Haines, square; T.C. Archer, 2 down; D. ...
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Article : 184 wordsLast Saturday, being the final medal day before the northern championship, was rather more interesting as regards results than usual. ...
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Article : 183 wordsThe Methodist monthly Band of Hope was held in the schoolroom on Wednesday evening. The attendance was very good, Rev. J. L. Cope presiding. A good ...
Article : 109 wordsSo striking are the results which the Royal Commission on Tuberculosis has so far obtained as the results of experiments on more than 200 bovine animals ...
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Article : 348 wordsThe residence of the late Mr. H. W. Matthews was sold by public auction, Mr. Boxball wielding the hammer, Mr. J. A. Law securing it for £285, and the ...
Article : 97 wordsThe monthly meeting of the municipal council was held on Wednesday afternoon, when there were present,—Councillors S. Hawley (Warden), T. Perkins, B. Gibson, ...
Article : 188 wordsOn Monday night some person or persons burglariously entered the office of Messrs. Madson and Davidson, wheelwrights and blacksmiths, by breaking the ...
Article : 70 wordsSir,—I understand that Alderman Storer has been granted two months' leave of absence. It is only recently he was away from his ldermanic duties. I ...
Article : 162 wordsA meeting of the Leven Harbour Trust was held at Ulveratone on Saturday night, when there were present—The Hon. J. M'Call (in the chair), and Messrs. ...
Article : 478 wordsThe monthly meeting of the Latrobe Town Board was held at the board's office on Wednesday evening. There were pre. sent-Messrs. J. G. ,Matthews ...
Article : 502 wordsSir.—No doubt there are and will be many opinions expressed as to which side the Tamar the deepwater port should be. Looking at ...
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Fri 8 Jul 1904, Page 3
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