To-day, Tuesday (day of writing) is the anniversary of Trafalgar, fought in 180[?] and Re are told that "the [?]agship at Portsmouth, the Victory, will once ...
Article : 220 wordsThe ordination and induction of Rev. H. D. Mackie, B.A., to the Grafton Charge of, the Presbyterian Church took place yesterday afternoon, when there was a ...
Article : 711 wordsAdmiral King-Hall has hauled down his flag. The steamer Euroka is now a hopeless wreck. ...
Article : 1,171 wordscame from Melbourne to-day. The best A heavy shipment of onions, 1100 bags, were quoted at £10 and medium at £8 per ton. Old season's bulbs were firmly, ...
Article : 456 wordsThe market for butter this morning, displayed weakness. There is a prospect of a reduction of 4s per cwt. on all qualities to-morrow. The weakness is due to ...
Article : 130 wordsThe Lord Mayor, who presided at the opening of the no-license campaign in the Sydney Town Hall on Monday night, said he had been told that the meeting ...
Article : 273 wordsIn view of the interest that is bound to be taken, in the above questions by residents of town and district, we have decided to place One Column per issue ...
Article : 174 wordsSYDNEY, Wednesday.—C. J. Cusack reports: Mullet 18s to 20s, small 12s to 16s. bream 80s to 40s, whiting 55s to 65s, tailer 15s to 18s, flathead 25s to 27s 6d, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 37 wordsSYDNEY, Wednesday.—Only 870 were forward in the City yards on Tuesday. Backfatters £6 5s, baconers to 90s, porkers 57s. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe visit of the Public Works officers to the Clarence district is viewed with much satisfaction by the residents thereof. For years they have petitioned the ...
Article : 734 wordsJohn See and Co. report: New potatoes are selling at £5 15s; it is advisable to ship in moderate quantities only. Prime yellow maize 4s 5d. weevily lots cheaper; ...
Article : 190 wordsSpeaking a few evenings ago, Mr. Holman referred, among many other questions, to that of hospital management and control. The whole of the ...
Article : 245 wordsIf the Labour Party comes back with a majority from the elections, the Superannuation Bill, thrown out among others by the Upper House, will be ...
Article : 94 wordsSYDNEY, Tuesday.—The potato market at the Railway auctions was decidedly weak. Heavy supplies were again forward, and it was necessary to sell at reduced rates. ...
Article : 113 wordsMr. J. G. Phillips, Town Clerk at Grafton, who has been appointed a Justice of the Peace of Victoria, has received a certificate from the Justice Department of ...
Article : 350 wordsRev. Mr. Hammond, who is hon. treas. of the Alliance, ploughed what appeared to be new ground at the no-license campaign on Monday night. He laid down the ...
Article : 187 wordsSheep.—48,143 were penned yesterday Shorn sheep preponderated. Local shorn crossbred wethers sold at from 13s to 14s, ewes 12s to 13s, good lambs 10s to ...
Article : 142 wordsThe National Rifle Association's meeting, concluded at Randwick on Saturday, is credited with having been in many respects one of the most ...
Article : 235 words"The system of quarantine was abominable; we were herded like infected cattle a slaughter pen; men used to a fair standard of decency were put into wards ...
Article : 336 wordsMr. Wade replied to the State Treasurer's criticism of figures quoted by the leader of the Opposition in his Chatswood speech last week. "Mr. Cann," said Mr. Wade, ...
Article : 371 wordsMr. Editor.—In reply to Cr. Cavanagh's remarks in Saturday's issue, I am drawn into direct repudiation of same. The report spoken of by him, and appearing in the ...
Article : 121 wordsThe summer crusade against the house fly has begun. Probably there are many of us who recollect being taught, when we were at the teachable age, that flies ...
Article : 183 words"Coming events cast their shadow, before" The coming event in this case is Sir George Reid, who has reached Melbourne, and is expected in Sydney shortly. Great ...
Article : 444 wordsThe Picture Pops presented a fine programme of new and up-to-date films to a good audience in the Fitzroy Theatre on Tuesday evening. The star drama "From ...
Article : 199 wordsIn the Queensland Assembly, Mr. Rankim moved that the House, at its next sitting, consider the introduction of a bill to establish sugarcane price boards. He pointed ...
Article : 132 wordsMr. John Farrell, of Southgate, died on Tuesday night, at the age of 74. He had been ailing for some months, but took a rather sudden change for the worse on ...
Article : 215 wordsThe House of Lords has concluded arguing, the case of the girl Robertson, for whose custody her two aunts—Mrs. Hawker, of London, and Mrs. Noyes, of Sydney—were ...
Article : 120 wordsThe Primate, not being a militant Churchman, is seldom under public notice. Year in and year out Dr. Wright pursues the even tenor of his way, and ...
Article : 187 wordsThe Lyce[?] Royal as usual to-night, particulars of their programme having been given in a previous issue. The star item on their ...
Article : 98 wordsDr. Long, Bishop of Bathurst, is evidently not an advocate of machine politics. Speaking at the Synod on the proposed amendment of the synodical election ...
Article : 147 wordsThe heaviest storm for seven years occurred at Dorrigo on Sunday. Hail fell for over an hour and in some places banked up several feet deep, and much damage was ...
Article : 124 wordsA shocking mining fatality occurred at the Nuggety Ajax mine, Daylesford. John Friday, 35, and Edmund Thomas, 46, were sinking the main shaft, which is 34ft. ...
Article : 116 wordsThe regular meeting of the Grafton Municipal Council last night lapsed for want of a quorum. Those in attendance were Ald. Schaeffer, Englert, Maxted, Johnson, ...
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Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915), Thu 23 Oct 1913, Page 4
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