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GLENORCHY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
The guarantee of the new Council Clerk and Superintendent of Police (Mr. Bellette) was fixed at £100, and the Warden was instructed to sign the papers. ...
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THE RAILWAY ROUTE.
SIR,—I write on the above subject, to point out that the Government places itself in a curious predicament by its failure to intervene in the matter of the Railway Route through the colony. Thus, if ...
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THE LATE CAPTAIN FENTON.
SIR,—The death (on the 6th instant) of so old a soldier and colonist as was Captain Michael Fenton, which took place at his residence, "Fenton Forest," naturally demands more than the mere ordinary ...
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CITY POLICE COURT.
DRUNK.—A woman was fined 5s with the alternative of seven days' imprisonment, for being drunk on 11th inst. IDLE AND DISORDERLY.—William Williams, better ...
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LESLIE, (HUON ROAD).
A public meeting of the principal inhabitants of this rising district was held on Thursday evening last, at the Longley Inn, to consider the advisability of establishing a public school. There were ...
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KANGAROO POINT ADJOURNED REGATTA.
This annual gathering of our aquatic friends across the water commenced on Easter Monday, but in consequence of the boisterous weather of that day only two races were decided, and the ...
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ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MAIL.
The R.M.S. City of Melbourne arrived at Sydney on Monday evening at 8 o'clock, bringing files from England to February 10th, and from America to March 7th:— ...
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SORELL.
Harris v. Hayton.—George Hayton, of Forcett, was charged by the Superintendent of Police with selling meat without a licence at Forcett on the 20th March, 1874, by which he had rendered ...
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ROSS.
A public meeting of the members of the Church of England and others interested, convened by advertisement in the Hobart Town and Launceston newspapers, was held in Kean's assembly room, ...
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A TOLERATED NUISANCE.
SIR,—Would you kindly inform me what are the duties of the Inspector of Nuisances: The contents of a drain may be seen running down Harrington-street two or three times a week, ...
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LARGE TREES.
SIR,—In reply to an " English Visitor," the blue gum tree on the Tolosa estate no longer stands. The flood which occurred on the night of the landslip carried the ballast from its roots, and it is now ...
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HAMILTON RACE MEETING.
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MAIN LINE RAILWAY.
SIR,—It begins to assume somewhat a mysterious appearance that Mr. Green's report should not have come to hand after his absence from Tasmania of upwards of three months. If it was not that I ...
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TASMANIAN HUMANE SOCIETY.
SIR,—I was very much pleased, on reading your article, and the letter of the Hon. P. O. Fysh, on Thursday last, to see that there is at last a prospect of this matter being taken up. The best way to ...
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