The export of coal is being Kept up with great vigour, every available place of shipment having been fully employed during the past week. According to the published returns, 29,507 tons of coal were sent away from the various collieries ...
Article : 1,473 wordsThe weather still keeps very dry, and unless a change takes place, in the welcome form of rain, there will be avery unfavourable prospect for cattle feed on our usually luxuriant meadows and the surrounding pastures. ...
Article : 373 wordsAs the state of the weather now engages the consideration of most persons in the interior, I must perforce seize upon this item to commence with. For many years past there has not been known such a dry winter as we have hitherto ...
Article : 490 wordsFor some time past the larrikin clement has been very, troublesome here, especially on Saturday and Sunday evenings. The cunningness of these noisy and rowdy youths has hitherto led to their escape from punishment, but ...
Article : 501 wordsThe progress committee of the Tichborne met on Wednesday last, and showed a large attendance, thus evidencing great interest in its meetings. Members expressed great satisfaction at the remarks of your humble servant, inserted ...
Article : 259 wordsSince my last there has been nothing of unusual occurrence, stirring, so I thought I would wait for the rain or a general election, and I believe the election will come first. So while the country is divided between the rival knights—whether ...
Article : 856 wordsThe long-looked-for foot race between Charles Prentice, of Gunnedah, and Solomon Harris, of Murrurundi, for £200, distance 200 yards, came off here on last Saturday afternoon, the 11th instant, on the running ground adjoining the Paragon ...
Article : 661 wordsSummer weather has fairly set in, although heavy frosty nights still continue. Rain is anxiously looked, for, and is much required. The various dams and weterholes are fast drying up, and great fears are entertained of another dry ...
Article : 584 wordsYesterday was a great day in Camden, and in the eyes of all the children, young and old, connected with the Church of England school, under Mr. H. P. Reeve, Mrs. Reeve, and Miss Kemp. The feast was at the sole expense of Mr. Reeves; ...
Article : 258 wordsThere is not much to communicate this week. Messrs. Watt and Driscoll have arrived on the diggings, and are preparing to erect their machine on the Rainbow. The reefs are still looking well. Messrs Lukey and Young, No. 2 South ...
Article : 238 wordsThe public meeting called by the free selectors of this district to form a Protection Association, was held at the Doncaster Hotel, on Thursday last, and was numerously attended. Some of the motions brought before the meeting, but ...
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Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1919), Sat 18 Aug 1877, Page 10
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