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FARMERS INTERESTS.
SIR,—The old saying, "Unity is strength," is a practical trueisra that the tradesmen and labourers of the colony are recognising the force of, by organs isingnnions to advance and protect their particular ...
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Letters to the Editor.
THE Editor does not hold himself responsible for op [?]nion expressed by correspondents. ...
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[?]lmarra.
I BEGRLT to have to record the death of an old and ranch respected resident of this neighbourhood who passed away on Saturday, 10th instant. Mr. James Hughes, the gentleinnn to whom I refer, was a ...
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SHIPPING.
April 11.—MABEL WHITE, achr. Crossed in at 3.10 p.m. April 11.—GOLDEN ISLE, Captain Greenieea Crossed in at 12.5 a.m. April 11.—NIGHTINGALE, schr. Crossed in at 2.30 p.m. ...
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COMMERCIAL
THE clearances by importers, in anticipation of the new tariff dearing with certain articles, have given them heavy stocks of dutiable goods, and in very many instances the speculation has not been a ...
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RELIGIOUS MEMORA[?]DA.
Sunday—Lower Coldstream. 11 a.m. Monday—Strone Park, 7 p.m.—Rev. J. L. Bosworth. ...
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THE FARMERS POSITION.
SIR.—It is soma time since I troubled you with a few lines, but as there is at present a deal of what I call outside talk going on as to asking landlords to allow a half-year's rent to tenants, so as to ...
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Advertising
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DEPARTURES FOR SYDNEY.
April 10.—AUSTRALIAN str. 400 tons. Captain Taplin. Passengers—Mrs Munro; Miss M'Kenzie: Captain Mat. Byrnes; Messrs H. Horwitz, R. Graff, C. Gunthorpa, J. Munro A. M'Kenzie; and 12 in the steerage. Crossed out on ...
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Brushgrove.
SPORTING.—A match for £10 aside took place on the Ulmarra coane on Saturday last, between two local sportsmen from Woodford Island. A great deal of interest was taken in the event, there being ...
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EXPORTS TO SYDNEY.
April 7.—HELEN NICOLL: 300 bags maizo, 45 hides, 18 pige, 6 coops poultry, 16 cares eggs, 3 bags bones, 33 bunchos bananas, 210 pieces cedar, 18 casks tallow, 81 cases meat, 23 bags oysters. ...
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RICHMOND RIVER PORT.
April 7.—Cyclops. from the Clarence. April 8.—Richmond, 403 tons. Captain Alley, from Sydney. April 12.—May Newton, from Melbourne.—Bannockburn, from Sydney. ...
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Family Notices
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TWEED RIVER.
ARRIVALS.—April 6; Tweed, tug, from Brisbane. DEPARTURES.—April 6: Tweed, str. for Sydney. via Byron Bay. Passengers—2 cabin. Cargo: 50,000 feet pine, 10 bags maizo, 1 cask tallow 18 hides. 6 barreis beer, 12 bags oysters, ...
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BELLINGER RIVER.
ARRIVAL.—April 8; Surprise, from Sydney. Departhure.—April 6: Fernmount. 200 tons, Captain T. Tyrelt, for Sydney, via Port Macquarie.—Ranger, tug, for Solitaries. ...
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THE VICE-REGAL VISIT.
SIR.—A good deal of discussion is being carried on anent the Governor's visit to the Clnrenoe, and the public come in for blame for not contributing more freely. The promoters must now see that they ...
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METEOROLOGICAL.
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NAMBUCCRA RIVER.
ARRIVALS.—April 7: Budgaree, from Sydney. April 9: Bell Bird, C. Walker, Mary Pashley, Barrangarry, and Queen from Sydney. STEAMERS POF SYDNEY.—The Helen Nicoll on Wednesday at ...
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Ulmarra Municipal Council.
THE usual monthly meeting of this Council was held on Wednesday. Present: The Mayor, Aldermen Lee, M'Phee, O'Hara, Preston, Bailey, Napper, and Sneesby. ...
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The Examiner.
IT cannot be said that the members who are of opinion the question of payment of members of Parliament should be considered in committee, had the best of the arguments ...
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Shipping Returns.
THE following is a summary of the shipping reports for the first quarter of 1886— Steamships, 55; sailing ships, 19; total, 74. Passengers—inward, 846 cabin 420 steeragel ...
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Advertising
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Grafton Police Court.
Two men, supposed to be of unsound mind, were remanded for eight days, for medical attendance. A man, charged with drunkenness, was cautioned and discharged. ...
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Lawrence Police Court.
Before Messrs. P. Drummond and S. Bathgate, J's.P. Margaret M'Laughiin, a[?]as Brown alias Carrellan brought up in custody, charged with stealing a piece of gold valued at £5, the property of Jesse ...
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Rosehill Racing Club Races.
THE Rosehill races oponed favourably on Saturday, notwithstanding, the unpropitious state of the elements on leaving the city, The ground wes in good going order. Appended are the results: ...
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TIMBER—Cedar and Hardwood.
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Wreck of the S.S. Tairoa.
The steamer Tairon, trading between Wellington and Lyttleton, was lost at the month of the Wairau River. All hunds reported to be lost. SYDNEY, MONDAY NIGHT. ...
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Advertising
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CHURCH OF ROME AND THE LAND LAWS.
SIR,—The Rastoral letter recently issued by the Roman Catholic Church of Australia, contains some very sound advice to the laity with regard to their duties in connection with the land laws. It ...
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