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Article : 892 wordsSpeaking, at a gathering of Unionist Freetraders, Lord Cromer expressed the opinion that Great Britain, by accepting a policy of Protection and Preferential ...
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Article : 65 wordsWe regret to record the death of Mrs. S. S. Carroll, licensee of the Grafton Hotel, which took place on Sunday evening. Deceased, who was but 28 years of age, was ...
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Article : 127 wordsJohn See & Co. report: Heavy stocks of maize, but only light demand; primest 4/6. New potatoes £6 to £7; there is a great demand for large sizes. Old ...
Article : 437 wordsKyogle crossed the bar at 7 a.m. yesterday, arriving at Grafton same day. Passengers— mesdames Skead. Snodgrass, Abbott, Wander Kneen; Misses Shauman. Sndgrass. Warden; ...
Article : 315 wordsMr. H. L. Elworthy, accountant of the Bank of New South Wales, was recently presented with a gold watch and a purse of sovereigns prior to his departure from ...
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Article : 300 wordsMaiden Bros report: 1000 head of cattle were yarded at Homebush, the market being very good for all descriptions. Bullokcs, extra to £14, prime £12/10, good ...
Article : 61 wordsThe Member for the Clarence has been officially informed as follows:- The Public Works Department will take the necessary action respecting school ...
Article : 317 wordsAt Orange a lively and warm discussion took place at the Council meeting, over the action of the Mayor (Ald. Flanagan) in stopping the sale of coke at the local gasworks. Some of ...
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Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915), Tue 26 Nov 1907, Page 4
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