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  2. The "C. and R. Examiner." Established 1859. Published TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.

    Statistics are collected chiefly by the police. Some time ago a ukase was issued to the effect, that the police' were not to supply statistical information to the Press. ...

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  3. Editorial Brevities. Sustained Fire.

    If one lesson more than another is plain from the Russo-Jap war it is that nothing can equal, or withstand, the effect of a well sustained shell fire where the gunners ...

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  4. United Labour[?]rs.

    These gentlemen are beginning to show their fungs. In Sydney, last Wednesday, at the Masonic Hall, large numbers of the unemployed met to demonstrate against ...

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  5. Crown Lands.

    The following decisions were given by the Chairman on Saturday: C.P.'s confirmed—C. Corbett, 100a., Kremnos; E. Green, 50a., Kremnos; W. ...

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  6. SYDNEY, BRISBANE AND LOCAL COMMERCIAL

    I hear that the quarantine restrictions at the Clarence River against pigs, that they must be killed within three days after arrival in Sydney, are only temporary, ...

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    A representative of the C.S.R. Co.,with whom I had an interview, stated that the Company's position had been reduced to writing, so that no mistake or misunder ...

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  8. Commercial.

    The only change in local prices is eggs. Which arc 10d per dozen wholesaler, 11d retail. Messrs. Carlton and Timbs' sale of 1500 ...

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    The very serious nature of. Lady's See's health is not generally known. The truth is that the worst was feared, and almost at any time. ...

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    This is the real explanation of the Premier's absence from Sydney. Lady See gained sufficient strength to be removed to the mountains, and the Premier is there ...

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  11. War Produce.

    It appears that the farmers generally in N.S. Wales are confident that the maturing war now on foot will induce a great demand for their produce. Japan ...

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    Would it not be better, after all, notwithstanding the liability to error, for the local representative of the police department to give the Press the information ...

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    Mr. Wade's evidence, given before the P.W. C., on Grafton Water Supply question, was short, butrit was wholly in support of the drift scheme. Mr. Wade has only just ...

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    For instance the "News" (Sydney) and the "Telegraph" have this week published news from Maclean stating that in some instances on the Upper River a return of ...

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  15. Mort's Dock Dispute.

    In the Arbitration Court, on Wednesday, the Court made drastic remarks upon the labour situation. Mr. Franki (of Mort's Dock Co.) having offered to place the ...

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    Regarding Rev. Dowie: I have had some opportunity to obtain opinions from a number of people who are in the front rank of public life, and in not a single ...

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  17. The Russian Railway.

    The Siberian line is materially threatened, and if it be systematically broken up from time to time, then the war with Japan seems impossible of success. It now ...

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    There has been some speculation down here as to the reliability of this. A yield of 500,000 bags is a large order. Presuming that the usual. 4-bushel bags are ...

    Article : 146 words
  19. Latest Telegraphic Sporting.

    SYDNEY, Monday Night.—This disqualification of Ivor Lawson for twelve months cuts him out of the Sydney Thousand, which was the greatest attraction for his ...

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    Readers of the "Examiner" will remember that a few years ago an attempt was made to bring the Clarence settlers into touch with the Farmers' and Settlers' ...

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    Again mentioning statistics, collected by the police, of the number of acres under crop, and the prospective yield, they are, of course; collected for the Government ...

    Article : 91 words
  22. The Czar's Trouble.

    We learn that the Czar is now suffering from the effects of disaster, and is under severe nervous depression. Had he, however, been a little firmer in restraining ...

    Article : 125 words
  23. SHIPPING.

    Kyogle (Capt. Farrell) left Sydney at 9 p.m. on Saturday, and arrived off Clarence bur at daylight on Monday. There being too much sea on to enter at low ...

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    The next annual conference was fixed for Dubbo, on 7th June; but, as the Association are determined to proclaim their principles and fight for them at next election, ...

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    The explanation of the foregoing is simple: returns collected by: the police are sent to Government as soon as possible after the crops are planted, and then the average ...

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    Though they mean to battle for their principles in the election, they have deter[?]ned not to become partisans, Mr. J. C. Watson, M.H.R., on Thursday, addressed the ...

    Article : 94 words
  27. Art in Action.

    Perhaps the artistic sense of the Japanese has more than anything else to do with their adaptability to new situations. The artist takes the group view of everything, ...

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  28. The Test Match.

    SYDNEY, Monday Night.—C. T. B. Turner, writing on the next test match, says the following would be a great combination— Trumper, Duff, Noble, S. E. Gregory, ...

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    Among other, things, the Association means to resist the tendency to inflate unimproved land values for the purposes of taxation and reve[?]ue. The appraisement of rents, ...

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    The newly-elected Lord Mayor's friends entertained him at a complimentary picnic yesterday. Mr. J. H. Carruthers, who presided, was the principal speaker, and ...

    Article : 111 words
  31. Grafton Police Court.

    On Saturday, before the P.M., Michael Hogan, for drunkenness, was fined 20s or seven days. Yesterday, before the P.M. nnd Mr. Jacobs, ...

    Article : 474 words
  32. Land Settlemen[?].

    Now that the Government has undertaken to open up the land by sale and settlement, the method of effecting this purpose through sale by auction has received ...

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    The State election platform is now before our readers, and it is well worthy of the study of every producer, large or small, it is judiclously constructed, its striking ...

    Article : 164 words
  34. Canterbury Park Races

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 144 words
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    Could anyone believe it? 40 tons of rabbits arrived in Sydney in 10 days from one locality, near Young. But the rabbit harvest is reputed to be always plentiful: no ...

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    The sorrows of the dairyman: if one thing does not kill off some of his best cows, something else will. Last year they died of starvation; this year the cause of death ...

    Article : 114 words
  37. Liquor Logic.

    An academical discussion on the liquor question, and the various virtues of local option or State control, took place last Thursday at the Centenary Hall, Sydney. ...

    Article : 441 words
  38. The Latest Commercial.

    MAIZE.—Northern River scarce temporarily on account of the delay of the boats through stress of weather, but values are unaltered. Prime dry 2s 6d, second quality ...

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  39. The Lord Mayor of Sydney.

    To signalise the elevation of Alderman S. E. Lees to the Lord Mayora[?]ty, the citizens of Sydney on Wednesday tendered him a complimentary picnic at Correy's ...

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    Nothing has been heard recently of the Labor paper, from which it would appear that the necessary capital is not yet forthcoming. On the financial side, the ...

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  41. Caulfield Races.

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    Advertising business in Sydney is reported by quite a number who are engaged in it, to be particularly, quiet. Several, of the larger advertising firms have ...

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    Talking of advertisements, here is one that appeared recently,: "Wanted, a young lady, as general servant," etc., etc. Is it politeness run mad, or what? ...

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  44. A Trip to the Dorrigo.

    A party of South Grafton residents, including Messrs. J. T. M'Kittrick, A. and C. Schwinghammer, returned from a trip through the Dorrigo and Bellinger on ...

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    Have just been rea reading an interesting enough article on gaol routine. But is it not rather simple' to be told that the door of the peep hole is made to open ...

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  46. Family Notices

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  47. Grafton Rowing Club.

    A committee meeting was held at the Crown hotel last evening; Mr. Elworthy, V.P., in the chair. Mr. R. Henderson's resignation was received. The Treasurer's ...

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  48. Monday's Produce Reports.

    Maize Market—Ow[?]g to the non-arrival of the Clarence boat, there is very little maize available to-day. Buyers, however, show no anxiety, and are content to ...

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    The hammock bed in gaol is said to be a latter day innovation. What has become of the plank beds, introduced (if memory serves) in Sir George Dibbs' reign. The ...

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    A two days match between the Englishmen (12) and a Western District 15 was played on Friday and Saturday, resulting in a draw. The 15, however; included ...

    Article : 158 words
  51. The Labour Yoke.

    Masters and men, statesmen and servants, are growing equally tired of the Labour yoke. Democracy may drift to its doom, by becoming a narrow and noisy oligarchy. ...

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    Miss Vera Houghton gained first honors in the open pianoforte solo, held at the Methodist Industrious Exhibition in Hobart on 15th instant. There were six ...

    Article : 95 words
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    The Norther river delegates who met [?] conference with the manager of the C.S.R. Company seem to be tolerably well satisfied, with results. They are agreed that ...

    Article : 144 words
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