Dear God ! What [?] are trampled ’mid this kill[?] crush for gold ! [?] are lapped of love ! what spirit[?] life’s held. ...
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Article : 548 wordsEarly in December last circulars were sent out to most of the schools in the colony, setting forth details of a prize competition for central history specimens, initiated by ...
Article : 244 wordsPresent—Crs Cushing (president), Lewis, Oddie, Russell, Flynn, Andrews, Bridges, Correspondence. —From Secretary for Lands, stating that application for reservation of ...
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Article : 371 wordsTaking him all in all, England, probably, [?] produced a juster, a wiser, and a [?] judge than Sir William Maule. His [?] to the poor man who was convicted ...
Article : 687 wordsHistory repeats itself, and a very similar state of things to that going now at Broken Hill happened in Bendigo not very many years ago. The claims there were paying ...
Article : 232 wordsI must apologis[?] once, To correspondents—half a score. I’ll try what i can do next time, But I’ve scarce time now for this rhyme. ...
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Article : 343 wordsFor many years much thought has been devoted to produce an efficient form of power for street railways, Motors propelled by [?] and other chemical agents, compressed ...
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Article : 482 wordsThere are several ways in which eggs may be kept a number of months in very good shape. There are many methods and preparations used for egg preservation, but it is ...
Article : 184 wordsIn Bishop Dunne’s sermon at Broken Hill last Sunday he, while condemning socialism and land nationalisation, strongly urges what socialists demand—that the State should ...
Article : 363 wordsThat strange freak of nature known at the Siamese twins has, it appears, been repeated at Orissa. The Orissa twins are described as two little Uriya girls of about ...
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Article : 295 wordsIt is admitted by professional men that in the straggle to check inebriety, which has so largely occupied the most cultured intellects on the Continent of Europe, very little ...
Article : 87 wordsThe Broken Hill battle still rages. Never, perhaps, was there a mere important one, though the men who urged it on are, probably, little capable of comprehending what ...
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Article : 95 wordsSIR,—When Mr Vale was elected to Parliament, he stated he would endeavor to work with Mr Kirton for the good of Ballarat ; but it looks as if he was acting with ...
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The Ballarat Courier (Vic. : 1869 - 1900; 1914 - 1918), Sat 6 Aug 1892, Page 1
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