The Colonial Office recently announced that the Pacific Cable Committee had accepted, on behalf of the Queen's Government and the Governments of New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 414 wordsThe Municipal Council of Grafton possesses a humorist. No low-down purveyor of second-hand jests; but an original joker, who can see his joke as far down a hollow log as the next man. this ...
Article : 1,581 wordsIt having been arranged that the Duke of Cornwall and York will arrive in Melbourne on May 6th for the purpose of opening the Federal Parliament, the date for holding the Federal elections will probably ...
Article : 389 wordsThe Girls' Friendly Society is an important organisation down here, and does much good. At a special meeting of the Executive on Tuesday, the following resolution was carried: "That a ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,147 wordsThe New Hebrides question is being fanned into flame all round. Mr. Barton has again referred to it, thowing that the matter is engaging the serious attention of the Government. A few ...
Article : 523 wordsThere are just now a number of spurious halfcrowns about, and your readers want to be particularly careful when handling these coins. As a rule, spurious money is not difficult to detect, but ...
Article : 206 wordsA large section of the voters in this electorate are determined that they will not have Mr. Bruce Smith as their representative if they can help it. Some plain things were said about his candidature ...
Article : 181 wordsThe men comprising the next contingent are very dissatisfied with the announcement in the papers that their pay will only start from the time of embarkation. They were under the impression it ...
Article : 214 wordsMr, George Lewis has been appointed to the position of Federal Electoral officer, and it is understood that his salary is, to be £600 per annum, Before the Public Service Board came ...
Article : 191 wordsThe fish are dying in thousands in Johnstone's Bay. This is an arm of Darling Harbour and they have died there in just as great quantitles before. The mortality is unpleasant for three ...
Article : 266 wordsThe statement that Colonel Blake in threatening Lorenzo Marques was given last Wednesday as unofficial. Since then preparations have been very active to fru[?]trate any attempt by the Irish leader ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 156 wordsThe public must have been excessively amused at the column of advance news from the "New York World," which appeared on Wednesday in one of the Sydney papers. The news related to ...
Article : 287 wordsIn scientific circles no small regret has been expressed by the looting by the Allied Forces of the celebrated Observatory at Pekin. The pillage was commenced by the Russians. who took away ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 819 wordsWonderful to relate, loans for State purposes can now be obtained at a lower rale in New South Wales than in Great Britain. For the loan of £11,000,000 just raised by the Imperial ...
Article : 333 wordsThe Empire is saved, and Victoria will not accede from the Federal union consummated on January 1st. The way Melbourne performed on receipt of news that the Duke and Duchess of York would ...
Article : 210 wordsSuburban house robberies continue to he made. It is the old plan and the safe plan, the operator being the dealer, i.e., the "bottle, oh," man, who fills in time by retailing bad fruit and vegetables. ...
Article : 229 wordsMr. Pott, Cousul-General for the Netherlands at Delagoa Bay, has been restored. A little while ago he was withdrawn, through Portugal deelining to recognise him further, because of alleged aid to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 208 wordsTalking of which, a use has been suggested for Pinchgut, and the wonder is that no one thought of it before. You know Pinchgut, of onurse—un island in the middle of the Harbour, covered with ...
Article : 151 wordsThe Supreme Court judges have begun to cry out for assistance, and they have conveyed that it another judge is not appointed their work will fall into arrears. And they are backed up by ...
Article : 493 wordsThe new bridge at Hinton was opened officially last week, and was christened by Mrs. Thomas Pearse. The opening of the bridge completes a line of communication between East Maitland and ...
Article : 427 wordsThe Australian crossed in at 7 a.m. yesterday, and arried at Grafton 7.30. Passengers—Mesdames Burnett. Tomkin, Henson. Hodgson, Holt; Messrs. Exither, Weller, M'Innes. Blackey, Holt, ...
Article : 137 wordsDid your readers note that case at Newcastle? A man was taken to the Hospital, and one of the doctors thereof saw him with the policeman in a cab, and said he was dead. As the Hospital has ...
Article : 181 wordsThere has been considerable activity at the old Beacon mine at Upper Bucca lately. Parry and party struck a nice patch a few weeks ago, from which they dollied 20oz. out of 4 owt of stone, and ...
Article : 163 wordsA sailor sends the following sensational letter to the press: "I hope you may find space to air the grievance of a poor seaman, and the, to say the least, lax manner the Sydney surveyora look after ...
Article : 173 wordsUncle Sam, judged by the papers that are just to hand from the States, is waxing maliciously merry over the difficulties of his "cousin" in South Africa. "Seems," he says in one ournal, "that ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915), Tue 19 Feb 1901, Page 4
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