THE Rev. Dr. Grant, Principal of the University of Kingston, Canada, at present on a visit to Australia has, while in Melbourne, been interviewed upon the comparative merits of the Canadian and ...
Article : 214 wordsIN connection with the theatrical entertainments a new thing happened this week. It was the sale of the seats in the Theatre Royal for the first night of the NELLIE FARRON Burlesque Company. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 361 wordsTHE expected visit of the Prospecting Board is creating a little more than the ordinary activity araongst those interested in mining matters in this district. There is much to ...
Article : 923 wordsWeather.—The rain still holds off from us, and unless it comes soon and plentifully the early season will not be a good one for the farmers. Planting is now in full swing, but if the ground be ...
Article : 418 wordsTo some Grafton people an interesting case is just now before the Supreme Court awaiting judgment. The Deniliquin Fire Brigades Board sued the Commercial Union Fire Assurance Company in the ...
Article : 329 wordsA CORONER'S inquest was held yesterday at Waterview by Mr. A. L. M'Dougalt, P.M., before a jury of twelve, touching the death of William Fitzgerald. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 267 wordsON Thursday evening I had the privilege of seeing Mr. CHARLES WABNER play Hamlet. It was one of the finest performances of the kind that ever [?] have seen. As a general rule Shakespearian plays ...
Article : 285 wordsSOME time back we invited attention to the system being adopted in America in respect to the imparting of Technical, or rather manual instruction as part bf the curriculum ...
Article : 1,034 wordsBUSINESS men are complaining of the prevalent dulness in trade, and in the metropolis a want of activity in commercial matters is reported. The dry weather; is contributing much to the state of ...
Article : 953 wordsMunicipal.—The election of an alderman to fill the extraordinary vacancy occasioned by. the resignation of ex-Alderman Crabbe, and which is to take place on Saturday, 1st proximo, has not up to ...
Article : 996 wordsTwo rather important cases relating to the land laws were decided in tho Supreme Court on Thursday. In the first, ex parte E. S. Bone, arising from a decision of the Armidale Land Board, the ...
Article : 233 wordsIT is stated that the best known process for treating refractory ores is an invention recently discovered by Professor CROOKES. It is technically called a " wet " process. After the ore is crushed ...
Article : 141 wordsI HAVE heard, and greatly enjoyed. Miss FINKELSTEIN'S lecture. She spoke for an hour and a half with remarkable fluency. The illustrations she gave were very striking and instructive. All sorts ...
Article : 144 wordsON Wednesday evening Mr. MELVILLE waited on LORD CABBINGTOX for the purpose of requesting him to arrange a meeting in Government House between himself and the principal representatives ...
Article : 531 wordsVisit of the Prospecting Board.—On Saturday eveniug a mooting was held at the Freemasons' Hotel, to decide what action should be taken in reference to the visit of the Prospecting ...
Article : 267 wordsMB. FARNELL is at the point of death, and it may be before this is printed he will have passed away. His health broke down shortly after his election to the present Parliament, and ever since it has been ...
Article : 176 wordsTHE Temperance cause has found a new advocate ia the Rev. GONSALVOR KAVANAGH, a Roman Catholic priest, at present stationed in Sydney. A couple of Sundays ago he delivered a Temperance ...
Article : 176 wordsYESTERDAY, before the P.M. A first, offender fpr being intoxicated, was cau[?] tioned and discharged. Tommy Ryan, an aboriginal, for being drunk and ...
Article : 77 wordsTHE balloting in connection wita the Australian Mutual Provident Society resulted in. favour of the action of the directors in proposing to give £25,000 to the retiring fund which has been established ...
Article : 224 wordsTHE Press throughout Victoria and New South Wales join in wholesale condemnation of the impending strike at Newcastle. The word " strike " is, no doubt, to a large ...
Article : 457 wordsThe Late Rev. W. T. Rabone.—On Sunday the rostrum of the Wesleyan Church was draped in black, in memory of the late Rev. W. T. Rabone, who was paster pf the church and ...
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Advertising : 566 wordsWHATEVER may be said of the action of the miners [?]n deciding upon a strike, there can be no difference [?]f opinion concerning the conduct of the union hearers at the Brookong station. Because some of ...
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