WATTS.—Last Saturduy mornimg Mr. William Watts, a resident of Tyndale for 35 years, passed away at the advanced ago of 78 years, leaving a widow, live sons, ...
Article : 897 wordsThe plague scare has received a fresh impetus by the occurrence of another case at Ulmarra, this time in the centre of the township, and adjacent to the premises ...
Article : 601 wordsSuddenly there came a serious slump in plague scare. For once doctors ugrced at least, it was said so. It was reported that they had signed something to the ...
Article : 260 wordsOn Friday the two Sydney morning papers got hold of what they thought was a great sensation, and as they had already published their first editions, a second was ...
Article : 283 wordsBACON.—I was not surprised yesterday, at the City Corporation saleyards, to observe that the large butchers were determined not to buy more than a very few ...
Article : 629 wordsThe name of Dr. Fitchett, President of the Methodist Ladies'College in Melbourne, stands high in Australian literature. He made his reputation by a work entitled, ...
Article : 161 wordsThe maize market remains very depressed. Heavy arrivals continue to be brought forward from Queensland both by boat and rail. The latter have to be ...
Article : 203 wordsThe metropolis of Victoria now contains 502,000 inhabitants. That is to say, more than one-third of the entire population of the State is in the metropolis; Perhaps in ...
Article : 92 wordsIt is quite possible that the Clarence has had plague rats for long, enough. Common belief now is that Sydney has had plague for the past quarter of a century. But ...
Article : 194 wordsThe only change to report in the local markets are eggs, which are selling at 6d per dozen wholesale, 7d retail. Messrs. Carlton and Timbs will sell at ...
Article : 453 wordsHundreds of tons of gold have been produced from the Mount Morgan mine, and one would think that the wealth in the mine should now be nearly exhausted. But ...
Article : 128 wordsThe Bush Fires Relief Fund is hanging fire That was not unexpected. It is the result of the reports from the fire-swept disticts that were sent, in by the police. Those ...
Article : 196 wordsYesterday, before the P.M. Three young men named Patrick Peters, John Arthur M'Carthy, land Herbert Brooks were charged with stealing a pig, ...
Article : 52 wordsUlmarra hasn't a monopoly of anything in particular, as far as writer knows. Quite reasonable to assume therefore—if Uhmarra will pardon the assumption—that it has ...
Article : 185 wordsOn Friday the Bench consisted of the P.M., Messrs. Barber, Small, Lee, and Geddes, J.'sP. The police proceeded, against Henry Miles ...
Article : 180 wordsThe Railway Commissioners have dispensed with the services of a considerable number of their mechanics and labourers, and some of those have uttered loud ...
Article : 228 wordsOur Ulmarra correspondent wrote yesterday: Since Friday, when excitement was abating, and people were getting about their business in their usual frame of ...
Article : 592 wordsA lot of good might possibly come out of this plague scare. One thing the "outbreak will do: it will teach the people of the Clarence, as it taught Sydney City ...
Article : 284 words4700 sheep and lambs were yarded to-day. This [?]ited supply hardened values slightsly. Merino wethers, light and Inferior, 10s to 11s 6d[?] medium, 13s to 14s 6d; good, ...
Article : 540 wordsThe Member foi1 the Clarence has been officially informed as follows: Application requesting that the punts on the river recently in use in connection with ...
Article : 270 wordsKyogle (Capt. Farrell) crossed the Clarence bar at daylight yesterday, and arrived at Grafton same day. Passengers— Mosdames Martin, Stening; Misses Woods, ...
Article : 299 wordsOno of the weaknesses in the administration of the railways is the three Commissioner system. When he devised or adopted it, the late Sir Henry Parkes ...
Article : 146 wordsThis year there will be no Public school winter vacations in the Western Division and in portions of the Central; but, as has already been published, the summer ...
Article : 141 wordsYestreday the Finance Committee of the Grafton Council accepted the offer of Mr. Kemp, of Sydney, to subscribe the £5000 loan being raised for carrying out the ...
Article : 121 wordsAfter a quater of a century's talk-alternated with sleep-over a water supply, Municipal Council, on behalf of a dustdried community, decided that it might ...
Article : 267 wordsOwing to bereavement in the teacher's family also the sudden and lamented death of the Rev.W.Froonios, the prize distribution in the Public School was ...
Article : 283 wordsThe Minister for Customs, in view of the opinion of the Federal' Attorney-General and the Crown Solicitor that the intention of the Federal Parliament Was not to ...
Article : 249 wordsThose who were interested in the movement to Inaugurate an egg-laying competition will learn with regret that the Department has decided that it cannot be ...
Article : 248 wordsA statue of Scotland's, poet is to be unveiled in Sydney on Monday week. The work has been paid for by public subscriptions and it is to be presented to the ...
Article : 141 wordsOur Maclean correspondent writes:—In more ways them one the plague scare is likely to prove of benefit to the community. As a result of the report made to the local ...
Article : 128 wordsNow in as good a time as any other to mention these matters, because there is a municipal election at hand. Grafton's customary municipal method is to take no ...
Article : 129 wordsThe apprenticeship system in connection with the handicrafts is gradually falling into disuse, That is a result of trade unionism. There was a time in England ...
Article : 154 wordsMr. James Page has consented to become, a candidate for municipal honors at the, forthcoming Casino elections, The retiring aldermen are Messrs. Simpson, ...
Article : 79 wordsThe Lady Beatrice, with the Grafton Brass Band abroad, will run a moonlight excursion to-night. ...
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Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915), Tue 24 Jan 1905, Page 4
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