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Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,211 wordsVisitors to Sydney are invited to call at Falmouth Chambers, 117 Pitt-street (between the General Post Office and Hunter-street), where copies of "The Examiner" and other North ...
Article : 62 wordsHill, Clark & Co, report for week ended Friday at following averages:—Tallow, prime colour, mixed, to £29/10; broken packages, £25 upwards. Hides—heavy and ...
Article : 138 wordsMr. St. M'Cauu notifies in our business columns that he is reopening London House, which will benceforth be known by the name of Trade Place. Some alterations have been made in ...
Article : 623 wordsOn the eve of the battle Mr. Carruthers issues a message to the people of this State which should be remembered by the electors to-day. In that message the Premier ...
Article : 645 wordsWholesale quotations at the Bathurst-st. exchange on Saturday were:—Apples, Tasmanian, medium 6/ to 6/6; cooking 5/6 to 7/ gin-case. Pineapples, Queens, ...
Article : 88 wordsWholesale quotations at the Belmore market on Saturday were:—Cabbages, large 4/ to 4/6, medium 3/ to 3/6, small 2/ to 2/6; cauliflowers, large 4/ to 4/6, medium ...
Article : 126 wordsBacon—Pineapple, sides 9¾d, flitches 9¼d, middles 10½d. Hams, Pineapple, 12¾ to 13¼d [?]. Cheese, Kameruka Cheddar, 8½d Beeswax, prime clear 1/4, dark 1/3. ...
Article : 48 wordsMaiden Bros report—The market was moderately supplied on Friday, 350 being yearded. Competition for baconers was again good, and values highly satisfactory ...
Article : 65 wordsKyogle crossed in at 5.40 a.m. yesterday, and arrived at Grafton some day. Passengers—Mesdames Ward, Booker, Goldsbrough, Parker and child, Cummings, Angus: Misses Joyce, Booker, ...
Article : 153 wordsJohn See & Co. report: It is [?] steadily. 9000 bags maize arrived from the rivers and Queensland to-day, buyers holding off to force lower prices. Pigs ...
Article : 385 wordsThe proposals of the Federal Labour Party tegarding "new propection," and the intimation by Sir William Lyne of the intention of the Government to legislate in that direction, gave ...
Article : 181 wordsMr. William Smith, a resident of the Clarence, passed away on Sunday at the age of 81. In the sixties Mr. Smith followed farming prusuits near Strontian Park, on ...
Article : 305 wordsAt a meeting of the Local Land Board on 27th inst., at Grafton. the following cases will be death with:—C.p's. and c.l.'s." W. Simpson and J. Ellis, dusallcwance or otherwise. J. Ellis, ...
Article : 139 wordsMaiden Bros. report: At Homebush 1350 cattle were yarded. The quality throughout was fair to good. Yardings were above requirements, and the market was ...
Article : 82 wordsA correspondent wreites from Tweed Heads:- The Queensland Railway Department is anxious that the N.S.W. Railway Commissioners should institute a daily through service between ...
Article : 176 wordsA. H. Hattereley, Woolloomooloo—Schnapper 6d; bream 20/ to 25/; mullet, small 8/, medium 10/, large 14/; flathead 18/; whithing 40/; jewfish 22/6; blackfish 10/; ...
Article : 117 wordsThe schedule of the forthcoming flower show to be held in the Rink on October 9 and 10 has been issued in book form. There are seven sections, carefully ...
Article : 88 wordsThe Board ofHealth is of opinion that, in every country town where the population is such as to warrant it, muncipal or shire abarroirs should be erected and private slaughter houses ...
Article : 113 wordsThe steamer Kvogle yesterday brought to Grafton for Mr. E. T. Balxland a fine motor boat, which will prove a valuable addiotion to the local pleasure fleet. The ...
Article : 393 wordsMrs. W. E. Ward and Mrs. W. Glasby, sisters of Mrs. F. W. C. Schacffer, after a numbers of years absence, are re-visitinf their old home, Gromption. ...
Article : 76 wordsIn the course of a speech at Surry Hills Mr. W. P. Crick referred to the See Ministery, and told how on one occasion "Little Teddy O'Sul[?] caused a deal of fun. A loan of three ...
Article : 361 wordsOn Saturday before the P.M. Richard Hard, for being drunk in the School of Arts, South Grafton, at the political meeting on Friday evening, was ...
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Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915), Tue 10 Sep 1907, Page 4
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