The Land Appeal Court has given a lengthy judgment in a case in which Charles Fawcett Sisson was the appellant. The appeals were lodged against decisions of the ...
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Article : 235 wordsAt a meeting of the Shire Council on Wednesday there were present—Councillor T, O'Neil in the chair, Councillors Shea, M'Lean, P. Mulquiney, and G. Ellis. ...
Article : 417 wordsThe Mayor of Grafton received a telegram last week stating that under the bill recently passed municipalities and boroughs would be required to maintain all roads ...
Article : 174 wordsLONDON, Sunday.—The Greek Government has informed the Powers that the situation in Macedonia is intolerable. France and Spain are each sending a ...
Article : 239 wordsCommenting on the recent election, "Freelance" in the "Newcastle Morning, Herald" says: Old warriors of the voting game, men who had many a time and o[?]t braved ...
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Article : 153 wordsAt the annual reunion of the Metropolitan Business College Mr. J. S. Larke, Commissioner, for Canada, paid a high tribute to the college and the work it was doing. ...
Article : 272 wordsLONDON, Sunday.—The French Chamber of Deputies has passed the Public Worship Bill by 412 votes to 166. The Minister for Public Instruction ...
Article : 204 wordsAt the Parramatta Police Court on Saturday morning, Henry Eugene Wilkins, was charged with, at Guildford, on the previous night, wounding George Frederick Skafte, ...
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Article : 281 wordsIn reference to a statement that the working survey of the first section from Maitland to Taree would be commenced at once from both ends. E. M'C. S. Hill ...
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Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915), Tue 25 Dec 1906, Page 5
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