AT last night's meeting ot the municipal council the question of water supply was brought on for discussion. Ur. A. E. Clarke, of Messrs. Clarke and Co., Melbourne, was ...
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Article : 432 wordsTHE miners and the mineowners again have different opinions regarding the state of the Broken Hill labor market. Mr. Wise, who ought to know if ...
Article : 298 words. The Victorian Bushmen's Corps breaks up camp at Langwarrin to-day and rides to Cheltenham, where it camps to-night. To-morrow the men will ride through Melbourne ...
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Article : 61 wordsORTH.-The second, of Bd., payable March 14. SOUTH.-The 13th, of ls. sd., payable march 20. WATKR SUPPLY—The 28th of Bd., payablo April 2. ...
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Article : 106 words.Residents of Kimberley declare that after Colonel Scott-Turner's sortie from the. town the Boers shot the survivors who were lying wounded on the ...
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Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954), Fri 9 Mar 1900, Page 2
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