MR. A. C. COOPEE addressed the electors here on Friday night. February 14th, and made a decided impression. Mr. J. W. Booker acted us chairman, and introduced ...
Article : 766 wordsOWING to the importance of the general elections and the large amount of space occupied by reports of speeches, &c., we shall probably have to forego our four ...
Article : 91 wordsODDFELLOWS and Hibernians meet as usuil on Weducsday evening, at eight o'clock. ME. F. Vaughax, P.M., returnod from Lis spell down South on Monday and looks all ...
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Advertising : 637 wordsA committee meeting was then hold, all being present. The "new blood"—Messrs. Matthews and B. Peat were welcomed, and the gentlemen named returned thanks, ...
Article : 67 wordsONCE more the gay and festive Kangaroo has bested the "British Lion" John Bull junior has defeated John Hull senior, and the former is very much inclined to cock-a-hoop it over ...
Article : 824 wordsLAST Sunday a number of our local knights of the willow went down to the Twenty-Mile to meet a team of players from Barcaldine. On arrival they found the Barcaldine players (who ...
Article : 645 wordsOUH representative, Mr. S. CABLETON, has arrived in Barcaldiue (Mrs. Shakspeare's Sample Boom) and is showing Complete Ranges of Drapery, Gents' Suitings, ...
Article : 80 wordsMr. COOPER addressed the electors in the Town Hall on Monday night last. The chair was occupied by Mr. W. St. John Harding, and Messrs. Cameron and E. Govett were on the ...
Article : 1,177 wordsTHE annual general meeting of subscribers was held at the Boardroom of the Divisional Hall, on Friday, February 21st. There was a much larger attendance than ...
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