The match between the Australian Eleven and the Cambridge University was continued a Cambridge to-day, under favourable conditions, the weather being fine, the number ...
Article : 414 wordsThe Assembly this afternoon devoted itself entirely to formal and preliminary business. The Premier referred to a matter which was brought up yesterday in ...
Article : 165 wordsMessrs M[ Caw, M'Ilwrick, and Co. report: We held our usual sale to-day, and give below detailed result of actual sales:—Cheese.—Prime dairies were steady, and prices ranged ...
Article : 436 wordsThe manager of the Long Tunnel G. M. Co. reports:—Second Level—The main drive has been driven 10 feet for the week, making 430 feet north of the ...
Article : 436 wordsThe trial of William Hawthorn for the murder of his brother at Brighton, had not concluded when the court rose. ...
Article : 36 wordsMr E. A. Paterson reports:—Fat Cattle.—1,705 drawn for, mostly medium and inferior to good cattle, brisk at last week's rates. I sold 20 bullocks for Mr P. Clement, Maffra, to ...
Article : 855 wordsA meeting of creditors of the Oriental Bank was held this afternoon to consider what additional steps should be taken to further the object of winding up the ...
Article : 78 wordsThe address in reply to the Governor's speech was presented this afternoon to the Acting Governor by the Speaker, accompanied by a large number of ...
Article : 34 wordsIt is currently reported that an agreement has been concluded between France and England, by which the neutrality of the Suez Canal is guaranteed by both ...
Article : 40 wordsIt is reported that two cases of smallpox have broken out in the Melbourne Hospital. The first patient is a labourer named ...
Article : 133 wordsRe James Rogers.—Mr Bushe continued his examination of the insolvent, who persistently evaded questions, and prevaricated. During his examination, which lasted about ...
Article : 223 wordsMr Chas. Refardt reports for the week ending June 19:—Long Tunnel, sales £53, £53 10s, buyer £52, sellers £55; Long Tunnel Extended, buyer £6; North Long ...
Article : 93 wordsThe bubonic plague, the existence of which was reported some time ago, in the province of Bagdad, has now assumed serious proportions, and a large number ...
Article : 43 wordsSir Saul Samuel, the Agent-General for New South Wales, has purchased from Lord Brabourne (Mr Knatchbull-Hughessen) a number of autograph letters ...
Article : 133 wordsNothing of any importance has occurred here for some time. The weather is a never failing item to write open, as it concerns everyone more or less, but it is a dry subject. ...
Article : 394 wordsThe West Bourke Plate Meeting in connection with the above club was commenced to day. The following are the results:— ...
Article : 532 wordsPresent: The Mayor (Cr. Jensen), Crs. Mackintosh, Wise, Pettit, English, Waters, and Hagan. GAS ...
Article : 345 wordsMr Pearson, M.L.C., and Messrs M'Lean and Harris, M.L.A.'s, on Wednesday introduced to the Minister of Railways a deputation from Sale and Stratford who were ...
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Advertising : 159 wordsNotification has reached here that Mr Wheeler, P.M., will be here on the 26 init. to hold a Wardens Court, Court of Inquiry, and Court of Petty Sessions. ...
Article : 340 words1. Michael Kivlighon, 40a, Glencoe, north of present holding, south-west of C. J. Scott. —Recommended. 2. Frederick H. Cartledge, 100a 1r 28p, ...
Article : 211 wordsSIR,—Your issue of the 18th inst. introduces me into the professional circle now encompassing James Rogers. My appearance within ...
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Family Notices : 33 wordsNEWS comes from England that the relations between the British and French Cabinets are likely to become strained if the policy of transporting French ...
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Gippsland Times (Vic. : 1861 - 1954), Fri 20 Jun 1884, Page 3
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