[?] intelligence has been [?] of very serious floods which have [?] a large extent of country. The [?] some of the districts in very ...
Article : 1,491 wordsSIR,—A correspondence has recently taken place between the Postmaster General and myself on the subject of an irregularity or breach of the Post Office regulations committed ...
Article : 1,246 wordsSIR,—From the reading of your valuable paper I am convinced that you are always ready to expose existing abuses of all kinds, and now that our legislators are about to frame ...
Article : 278 wordsConsiderable discussion has taken place in local circles as to the quality of the anchorage in our Bay ; this question has been now set at rest almost to everyone's satisfaction. During ...
Article : 223 wordsThe minutes of the last monthly meeting also of a special meeting held on the 8th June were read and passed. Proposed by Mr. Monger, seconded by Mr. Fleay, that G. ...
Article : 236 wordsSIR.—Are there any laws respecting Pounds and the keepers thereof ? I cannot understand the impounding system, nor find any one who does. Prey, if you can, answer the following ...
Article : 227 wordsWe have been again visited with a flood similar to the one which occurred about ten yean ago. The river rose gith great rapidity, and on Wednesday evening the ...
Article : 257 wordsSIR,—Some of your readers may be inclined to imagine that the old proverb "Enough is as a good as a feast" might apply now to the ques-tion of bounties to Volunteers, and that in ...
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Advertising : 17 wordsSIR.—Will you allow me through the medium of your journal to offer a few remarks on the recent election of a member for this district to serve in the Legislative Council; as well as on ...
Article : 591 wordsIt may be recorded as a gratifying fact that the attendance at the farewell performances of the Stoneham family and their coadjutor Mr. W. Howson, though ...
Article : 2,239 wordsThe following is a condensed account of the doings of this Board for the six months ending 30th June last:—The net amount of the Government grant for expenditure in this ...
Article : 358 wordsSIR,—Ere the task devolves upon you of handing down to (let us hope) an indulgent posterity the effusions and doughty deeds of the forthcoming Council of the sterner sex, ...
Article : 453 wordsSIR,—In some of your recent issues I was glad to notice the attention you have caused to be attracted to the above important matter. A great deal has beeo hitherto said ...
Article : 1,363 wordsMonthly meeting, July 6, 1872. Present— Messrs. J. Delmage (chairman), J. Wilkerson, J. H. Gregory, J. T Cooke, and J. French. ; Absent—Messrs. T. Wilding, and C. Taylor, ...
Article : 251 wordsSIR,—There is an item in the half-yearly statement of account of the Perth City Council, which appears in the Inquirer of the 10th July, that I think requires explanation. It is this:— ...
Article : 245 wordsSIR,—In the Herald, of last week appears a paragraph recommending a means for the extinction of larrikinism, or, in other words, the annoyance to their elders incidental to the ...
Article : 288 wordsA special meeting of the ratepayers of the Swan district was held in Guildford Courthouse, at 3 p.m. on the 10th inst., for the purpose of electing a member of the Road ...
Article : 403 wordsSIR,—In your issue of the 10th instant I observe a report of a public meeting recently held at the Wellington Hotel, Bunbury, at which meeting Mr. D. Eedle, in returning ...
Article : 790 wordsSIR,—Allow me to suggest that as the statement of receipts and expenditure of the People's Tea Meeting, published in last weeks, Inquirer, shows a balance of £1 5s. 1d. due to ...
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The Inquirer and Commercial News (Perth, WA : 1855 - 1901), Wed 24 Jul 1872, Page 3
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