ACCORDING to a paper read before the Royal Geographical Society on a "Journey Round Chinese Turkestan and along the Northern Frontier of Thibet," the Mongols ...
Article : 147 words[We shall be glad to publish the results of experiments made by agriculturists, and will find space for any communications in this column, re-writing the contributions when desired. Questions relating to agricultural and pastoral subjects will ...
Article : 47 wordsAT the Conference last week, the President expressed sympathy with Rev. W. Rabone, of Blayney, who has been dangerously ill during the year, and also with Rev. J. Philips ...
Article : 460 wordsTHE glove fight between Foley and Burke took place on Monday, on the Carrington grounds, before a large attendance. Burke won the toss for choice of gloves. Great interest was taken in the match ...
Article : 847 wordsTHE Editor does not hold himself responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents. ...
Article : 18 wordsSIR.—It will be a source of consolation to a vast number of Catholics—who having accepted the land taxation of Henry George, but who were troubled concerning the attitude of the Church to ...
Article : 381 wordsENQUIRER—Raw meat chopped fine and fed once a day will produce more eggs than any other food that can be giren the hen. llb rough meat to 15 hens is sufficient. The meat should be lean, and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 243 wordsTHE Cologne Gazette published a letter from Emin Pasha to Dr. Junker, dated Redjaf, Jan. 20, 1887, in which the traveller says: —"As to my plans for the future, I can ...
Article : 328 wordsTHE progress our colony has made during the century just concluded is owing in no small degree to agriculture. Our own district particularly, though settlement for ...
Article : 637 wordsTHE residents of the districts between the Clarence and Bellinger Rivers are making another appeal to the Government for a jetty to be constructed at Woolgoolga; and in support of their claims have ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 167 wordsBRACKISH lakes, with a rim of white salt on their muddy shores, are (observes the Argus) familiar objects in some parts of the Western District. Destitute of fish, the water ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 128 wordsONE of the regular contributors to the Weekly Times writes:—"So far as Australia is concerned, Mr. J. W. Lindt, the photographer, has been the first not only to point ...
Article : 392 wordsSIR.—Seeing that you devote so much valuable space in your journal in the interest of cricket, I crave indulgence to make a few remarks. Reference was made in your cricket notes recently, to ...
Article : 379 wordsACCORDING to the North British Agriculturist, the migration of Scotch farmers to England has become very marked. During the last half-dozen years, there has been a ...
Article : 161 wordsTHE Daily Telegraph's special reporter writes:— "While making no attempt to undervalue the "White Rock Silvermine, we think we shall be able to show that placing it on a market with a nominal ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 20 wordsTHE return match between these clubs was played on the latter's ground on Saturday, and resulted in the "tables being turned" on the city club. The scoring was very low on both side, the Carlton's ...
Article : 331 wordsA CORRESPONDENT writes in St. James' Gazette:—"At Whitland, South Wales, a scene of great disorder was witnessed this week. There was a distraint for tithes, and ...
Article : 209 wordsA FRENCH method of keeping potatoes, practised by country people with the stock for home use, and also by hotel and restaurant owners, is described thus:—A large vessel of ...
Article : 157 wordsAT the annual meeting of the Polish Historical Society, London, the Secretary read a paper describing the present condition of the Poles under the rule of Prussia, Austria, ...
Article : 251 wordsA HIGHLAND piper, having a scholar to teach, thus initiated him into a knowledge of semibreves, minims, crotchets, and quavers:—"Here, Donald," quoth he, "tak' yer pipes, mon, and gi'e us a blast." ...
Article : 262 wordsFOR years past there has been a considerable amount of hardwood cut for market purposes in the district, both for export and local requirement. Nearly the whole of ...
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Advertising : 745 wordsONLY seven of the Alberts visited Southgate on Saturday, to do battle with the local eleven. Tall scoring was the order of the day, and so far as Southgate was concerned it could scarcely be ...
Article : 306 wordsMortifications are often more painful than calamities. ...
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