With this issue we enclose a now literary supplement, which will accompany every Friday's paper. The opening chapter of a new serial tale, entitled "Why did he love ...
Article : 1,089 wordsThe half-yearly meeting of the Warragul branch of the United Ancient Order of Druids took place in the lodge-room, Masonic-hall, on Wednesday evening last, ...
Article : 322 wordsOn Monday evening two Melbourne men named John O'Neil and John Masters arrived here in a covered waggon from the metropolis, and took ...
Article : 294 wordsAbout 40 ratepayers assembled at the Mechanics' Institute, Neerim North, on Saturday afternoon, to consider what steps they should take towards forming a new ...
Article : 1,296 wordsOn the adjournment of the Yarragul Police Court on Tuesday last, Mr. E, C. Bell, the presiding magistrate, referred to the regrettable decease of ...
Article : 522 wordsThe above farm adjoins the Bloomfield railway station, and is the oldest established in the district, having been .elected by Mr. G. C. Beard as far ...
Article : 1,164 wordsSIR,—I notice in the last issue of your contemporary another article on "The Settlement Slanders," as it is pleased to term it; though there will not be found ...
Article : 960 wordsDarnum, like every other place in the colony, is feeling the hard times very badly. Work of all kinds has ceased, and the only man whom I saw ...
Article : 494 wordsThe Warragul Social Club held, on Wednesday evening, the last of their present series of socials, and the last was by no means the least, of the very ...
Article : 315 wordsThe additional polling returns to hand from the counties shows that the Gladstonites are certain to have a majority in the new House of ...
Article : 187 wordsA poem that is always sure of a market —the lay of the hen. The fixed star is one that has enough money to settle down. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 527 wordsAn influential deputation, representing sawmill owners in various parts of the colony, was introduced yesterday to the Treasurer, Sir Graham Berry, by Messrs. ...
Article : 793 wordsThe following are Wednesday's princes:— Vegetables.—Artichokes, lid per lb.; beet, 6d doz ; cabbages, 8d to 2s doz; carrots to 8d do; bunches; celery, is to :;s ld do ; leeks to 8d; ...
Article : 167 wordsThe returns relating to the Midlothian election have been awaited with great interest, as it became known that Colonel Wauchope was making a good ...
Article : 115 wordsHaving nothing particular to do one stormy day last week I thought I would take a journey to the backblocks and inspect one of the townships on the Neerim ...
Article : 1,005 wordsW. Bailey reports:—Wheat [?] 3s 11d; Oats, heavy, 2s 3d to 2s 4d; Danish to 2s 2d; Algerian, to 2s 2d; seed, to 2s 3d; barley, malting, 3s 10d; feed, to 2s 9d; peas, ...
Article : 57 wordsMr. M. Glassford reports :—There is no marked alteration to report in the above market since last week. Prices generally are a little firmer on account of rather large ...
Article : 47 wordsCourts of Petty Sessions will be held at undermentioned places for the year as under:— WARRAGUL.—Every Tuesday at 11 a.m ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 12 wordsFat Cattle. — 1500 yarded, comprising 150 from the Westward, 900 from Gippsland, 200 from the North-eastern district, and the remainder from paddocks near town. Best ...
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