A meeting of the council of the above society [?] held on Thursday afternoon at the Royal [?] The chair was occupied by Mr G. Lester (the [?]dent), and Messrs M. J. Carew, W. Kilpatrick, [?] ...
Article : 2,011 wordsTHE weather this week has been warm, but the [?] so far has been much cooler than is usually [?] case. Sunday was the hottest and most dis[?] day this week, the thermometer reaching ...
Article : 238 wordsMr A. B. Jefferson’s pharmacy in Napier-street it is quite safe to say has the finest window display that has been seen here for many years past. The manager, Mr F. E. W. Darling, is showing full lines of ...
Article : 238 wordsOne of the most tasteful displays this Christmas is that of Messrs Jane and Jane, whose large premises will be found full of all the choicest classes of merchandise suitable for the festive season now upon ...
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Advertising : 1,751 wordsA visit to Messrs Ising and Co’s commodious premises will at once convince visitors that the firm have spared no pains to cater for the Xmas trade, and large consignments of goods have been arriving ...
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Advertising : 110 wordsThe third round in the 1900-1901 premiership was commenced on Saturday, when the Trades and Natives met the former team winning by 5 wickets and 34 runs. When they first met this season the ...
Article : 847 wordsWho has not heard of “Pagan’s boots and shoes,” and “the People’s Tea Store?” Certainly no one in Deniliquin, and it is equally certain that better value for goods in the drapery and men’s clothing ...
Article : 147 wordsNext to Messrs Ising and Co’s we come to the well-known Tailoring establishment of Mr A. J. Whitelock. Here will be found in great variety up-to-date patterns in tweeds, twills, vicunas, serges, etc., ...
Article : 109 wordsONCE more, and on this occasion for the last time in the century, Christmas has come round, and with it the numerous recollections grave and gay which are inseparable from the season. ...
Article : 1,135 wordsA great variety of jewellery is now on view at Mr J. Farquhar’s window in Cressy-street. The watches, clocks, and jewellery make up a substantial show, and the minor articles suitable for seasonable ...
Article : 47 wordsOpposite the post-office Mr. James Mudie’s tailoring establishment is to be found, and in the workrooms there is a busy little band employed. The fashionable materials these time appear to be ...
Article : 104 wordsAn excellent display of fancy goods, Xmas cards and stationery, is made at Mr H. Gillespie’s shop in Cressy-street opposite the post office. Year by year the designs in Xmas cards appear to be improved ...
Article : 175 wordsA visit to the “corner shop,” where Messrs Robertson and Douglas are now doing business, will at once convince anyone that this young firm is rapidly growing, and like their opposition friends ...
Article : 194 wordsMr Alf T. Emry’s new shop in Cressy-street is literally stocked to the doors with every description of ironmongery, glassware, crockery novelties, useful ornaments and silver-plated goods. A special ...
Article : 239 wordsIt is only a year or two ago since Mr W. B. Pollard commenced business in Deniliquin, but he has certainly succeeded in building up a first-class grocery establishment, and to this he has added a ...
Article : 116 wordsA number of addresses from public bodies were presented to the Governor-General to-day. Sir George Turner, the Premier of Victoria, and Mr. Holder, the Premier of South Australia, are on ...
Article : 169 wordsIn End-street, near the Royal Hotel, Mr H. Islip’s furniture and crockery shop at the present time contains a magnificent assortment of goods, comprising bamboo blinds, Vienna chairs, wire ...
Article : 302 wordsThomas Gordon and Emma Gordon v. Emma Gilbody (Mr Laman), claim for slander, £10. Verdict for 1s damages; no costs allowed. Daisy Smith v. S. Donelan, wages, etc., £3 2s. ...
Article : 112 wordsGeneral French has joined General Clements’ column, and it is now reported that De Wet is threatening Winburg. The English newspapers, though surprised at Sir ...
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Advertising : 287 wordsMr W. Harry, who has recently opened a branch shop in Cressy-street, will have a very large stock of toys and novelties, and a great variety of musical instruments on show in the window to-night and on ...
Article : 85 wordsA very old established firm is that of Mort and Watson, and this year, as usual, besides looking after the requirements of their patrons in the more substantial lines in grocery, they have large stocks ...
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The Pastoral Times (South Deniliquin, NSW : 1866 - 1957), Sat 22 Dec 1900, Page 2
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