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  4. Scrap Notes and Comments.

    A debate which developed thinking and speaking powers much above the average of our Assembly wranglers, occured on Tuesday evening, when Mr. Chapman introduced a ...

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  5. THE MAYOR AND HIS MEN.

    Sir.—In reference to what has transpired at the Council meeting last Wednesday night, also previous Council meeting. His Worship the [?] has stated that he discharged a married ...

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  6. Sporting Intelligence.

    The opening campaign of the great racing carnival of the Spring in the southern colony can how be deposited in the archives of past events, in far as Caulfield is concerned. The southern ...

    Article : 526 words
  7. Bathurst Free Press "Magna est veritas et proevalebit." SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1892.

    THE action of the Labor Defence Committee at Broken Hill in offering to withdraw the pickets and to send delegates to meet the directors of the mining ...

    Article : 487 words
  8. The Trigger.

    The traps have been fairly active of late, and Harry Barnes has been raking in the "shekels," shooting right up to his old form. For the 10th of November (the day after the races) the local ...

    Article : 121 words
  9. Broken Hill Strike.

    There was a strike demonstration yesterday but the attendance must have been very disappointing to the promotors as not more [?]an 200 nen walked in procession. About ...

    Article : 432 words
  10. Cricket.

    Last Saturday the Kelso and Ivanhoe teams met with the same fate—dual reverses. The former were defeated by two elevens from St. Stanielaus' College; while the first and second ...

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  11. The Cinder Track.

    Matters pedestrian are sluggish as an American liver (according to Max O'Rell) with no prospects of improving hereabouts. I observe that a very fair entry has been obtained at ...

    Article : 112 words
  12. THE FRANCHISE FOR CRIMINALS.

    Sir.—Although the new Electoral Reform Bill is, as a whole, a good measure, some of its provisions will need considerable amendment if it is to be of real ...

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  13. The Ring.

    The [?]tic idol of the American world (Jem Corbertt) who gave the mighty John L. Sullivan such a decisive drubbing recently, has declined [?] ...

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  14. Local and General.

    BATHURST HOSPITAL.—A meeting of the committee of the Bathurst Hospital has been ailed for Monday, the business being the appointment of a dispenser in the room of Mr. ...

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  15. Tenders for Western Mails.

    The following mail tenders have been accepted. Rydal and Sunny Corner—Alfred Draper, £98 15s. ...

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  16. MINERS FROM CORNWALL AND MEXICO.

    About 40 strikers were re-engaged yesterday to work at the British mine, and sufficient men are new engaged for the next three months. ...

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