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OUR MELBOURNE LADIES' LETTER.
The Easter holidays, with all the merrymaking and all the usual show of religious devotion and the usual number of n[?]demeanours and accidents, less or more severe, ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
This thriving township, being able to boast of as many children to the acre as any other place in the colony, the inhabitants decided to give them a treat, and ...
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SPORTING.
The autumn meeting of the Australian Jockey Club was concluded yesterday. The weather was fine but threatening, and the course again heavy. Appended are the ...
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TASMANIAN TELEGRAMS.
A young man named W. Jennings while out sailing in Esperance Bay this afternoon was caught in a squall, and the boat capsized about one and a half miles from ...
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LAUNCESTON.
The Deputy Commissioner sat in Chambers this morning, and concluded the local business set down for disposal during the present month. In the Court of Requests ...
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GOULD'S COUNTRY.
I had the pleasure a short time ago to chronicle a most delightful entertainment given by the State School children, the object then being to raise funds to provide ...
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CIT POLICE, COURT.
At the police court on Saturday, the Police Magistrate (Mr. W. Tarleton) and Mr. Geo. Crisp, J. P., presided. A ZEALOUS PUBLIC SERVANT.—Harry E. ...
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FOOTBALL.
The opening of the football season of 1887 took place on Saturday afternoon under favourable circumstances. The weather was in every way suitable for the game, and the ...
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[FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] WESTBURY
The new State school at Westbury has been completed, and is a very handsome, and—for Tasmania—pretentious structure It is built of bluestone with free-stone ...
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MINING.
The following quantities of tin ore were received at Launceston on Saturday, ex s.s. Dorset, fiom Bridport:—AM, 14; AMCR, 26; KBH, 50; Nugget, 20; TCB, 20; ...
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GIRLS INDUSTRIAL AND REFORMATORY TRAINING SCHOOLS.
In previous articles in The Mercury the provision made for boys of the destitute and criminal classes was noticed, and now it may not be amiss to glance at what is being done ...
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MOUNT SEYMOUR.
On Good Friday evening a deputation from the southern branch of the Tasmanian auxiliary, to the British and Foreign Bible Society, held a meeting here at the residence ...
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[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]
Military honours were accorded to the interment of the, remains of Sergeant H. Keopple, Rifle Regiment, which took place this afternoon. The cortege ...
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STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.
The secretary of the Hobart Exchange reports that the following sales and quotations were made on 'Change on Saturday:- West Chum, sellers 5s.; Unity, buyers 1s. ...
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