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ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
WHILST the exterior of St. Andrew's Cathedral is still deficient in its towers and pinnacles, the interior may be said to be completed, as the only parts still remaining unfinished are the seats in the nave, and some of the clerestory windows, which have ...
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PECTORAL CROSS FOR ARCHBISHOP POLDING.
THIS Handsome work of art, for so it may be deservedly termed, has been manufactured by Mr. H. Delarue, goldsmith of Sydney, to the order of the Rev. Dr. Polding. It is of Australian gold, about 5 in. long by 2½ in. wide, and weighs about 5½ oz. ...
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STORM SIGNALS.
THE attention of the Government having been called to the necessity of storm signals along the coast, have caused the following arrangements to be made. The existence of gales which are likely to endanger shipping, ...
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THE NEW ELECTORAL ACT.
THE bill to amend the present electoral law has been introduced in the Assembly. Its provisions are as follows:- 1. Each of the following electoral districts, namely, The Bogan, Camden, Central Cumberland, The Clarence, The Hastings, The Hume, The Lachlan, ...
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THE RELEASED FENIANS.
THE Rangatira (s.) brought from King George's Sound twenty-six of the recently pardoned State prisoners. They were not allowed to land at Adelaide, but on reaching Melbourne they received an intimation that all except Kinnealy could go on shore for ...
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POST-OFFICE STATISTICS.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, SYDNEY.
AS intimated in our last, Sydney at length boasts of a Free Library, or at least of the nucleus of one. The property of the defunct Australian Library Company was duly handed over to the Government about the middle of September, and in a few ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE RANKEN-REA SHOOTING CASE.
ROCKHAMPTON bids fair to attain the most disreputable notoriety of any town in Australia. Its criminal record is remarkable—not so much on account of the numbers of what is known as the criminal population as from the fact that those by whom the laws have been most notoriously outraged have been ...
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ROCKY MOUTH—PAST AND PRESENT.
WE present two views taken within a life time, one representing Rocky Mouth a few years ago, the other the village of Maclean, as it is now called. This pretty little village is situated on the Clarence River, in a district which is though yet scarcely ...
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