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MACLEAN.
M'AULAY'S LEAD.—Much interest is centred on the Lower Clarence in M'Aulay's Lead, in consequence of the report that work is about to be resumed there. But so far, the only ...
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ULMARRA.
SOUTHGATE SCHOOL.—On Thursday twelve prizes, donated by Mr. T. Glissan, Mayor of Ulmarra, were presented to the winners in the different classes for general proficiency ...
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POLITICAL AND SOCIAL. THE RUSH GOES ON.
One day one bill, was a boast made by Mr. Reid several years ago. The remark had reference to his legislative feats in the Lower House. For several days in ...
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SHIPPING.
Kallatina (Captain Magee) left Sydney on Saturday, and arrived at Grafton yesterday. Passengers—Mesdames M'Neil, Tarrant, T. H. Smith, Booth, M'Farlane, Zeitsch, White, ...
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The Clarence Examiner.
To do justice to the claims of the New England and Clarence districts in respect of railway communication, would entail a more voluminous series of articles than we ...
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THE LAMBTON COUNCIL.
The members of the Lambton Municipal Council are in a quandary. Some time ago a Receiver was put in charge of the Council's affairs by order of the Supreme Court on ...
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THE UNEMPLOYED.
There are more unemployed men in Sydney than I thought there were. The number at present engaged in the relief work of painting, the railings of the numerous parks in ...
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CHATSWORTH.
The continued dry weather is having a most disastrous effect upon the crops generally. A considerable portion of the early corn is completely, destroyed, and a great deal ...
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THE CHRISTMAS SEASON.
A week since business people complained of the unusual slackness of trade, notwithstanding the near approach of Christmas. On Saturday, however, matters took a ...
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THE WICKED UPPER HOUSE.
This venerable body has again provoked the ire of the Premier. It had the audacity to reject the Probate and Succession, Duties Bill. A majority of the members are ...
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COPMANHURST.
The Public School at Upper Copmanhurst broke up for the holidays to-day. A large number of the parents and friends of the pupils attended, by invitation, to witness the ...
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COMMERCIAL.
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SUNDAY TRADING.
The Assembly this week made short work of Mr. Copeland's attempt to have the public houses opened for several hours every Sunday. It is not prepared to legalise Sunday ...
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A THREATENED CRISIS.
A political crisis almost occurred last night, and it would have occurred if the Premier had not backed down. Mr. Barton made a very strong attack upon the Public Service ...
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KANGAROO CREEK.
On Friday one of the oldest residents of Kangaroo Creek passed away to the great majority, in the person of Mr. James Maxwell, at the ripe age of 84. The deceased ...
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RUSSELL'S CYCLE THEORY.
In a report sent to the head of his department on the subject of deforestation and drought, (Mr. Russell, the Government Astronomer, stands by the nineteen year ...
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