THE religious serrices of the Loyal Orange institution in connection with the glorious 12th of July, were celebrated in the Exhibition building yesterday. 12,000 persons ...
Article : 365 wordsUNTIL recent years, the July race meetings had an attraction to other than district people, and for some days previous to the races we had an influx of visitors to our town. Now we find, not only the ...
Article : 754 wordsTHE following communication has just been received from the Works Department:— " Department of Public Works, " Sydney, July 6th, 1888. ...
Article : 245 wordsSHORTLY after midnight on Friday the Club hotel situate adjacent to the Ferry wharf South Grafton, was, with its contents, burned to the ground. It appears that the licensee (Mr. Thomas Martin) ...
Article : 1,182 wordsTHE following was the betting last evening:— CITY HANDICAP. 5 to 2 Sir Alfred offered; 3 taken freely. 3 to 1 Bonnie Doon and Falsetto. ...
Article : 275 wordsMR. DOWNING'S MISSION.—On Friday night last Mr. N. B. Downing lectured in the Protestant Hall, Maclean, on " Local Option." The Mayor (Mr. D. See) occupied the chair, and was supported by the ...
Article : 861 wordsA MATCH was arranged to have come off on Fisher Park on Saturday afternoon between the Carltons and the Grammar School (past and present). Only seven of the latter put in an appearance, and ...
Article : 132 wordsCLOUDY and showery weather has been the order of the past week; and the rain that fell must have proved very acceptable to every one, for not only was the gronnd becoming very parched, but tanks ...
Article : 455 wordsComparing the handicaps with weight for age, we again find SIR ALFRED well enough in (even though he should incur a 51b penalty for winning the City) to place the third Grafton victory to his ...
Article : 1,002 wordsLAST week we were favored with a three-days' fall of rain—a steady, permeating fall that has done much good. The s.s. Tomki got away on Saturday after her ...
Article : 252 wordsRailways.—A deputation waited on the Premier on Friday and asked that the proposed Wagga Wagga-Tumbernmba railway be submitted to the Public Works Committee. Sir Henry Parkes ...
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