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Article : 352 wordsThe usual weekly meeting of the Hobart Marine Board took place yesterday, afternoon. Present: The Master Warden (Mr. A. G. Webster), Wardens Bayley, A. Crisp, ...
Article : 1,495 wordsThe annual meeting of he Working Mens' Club took place at their rooms, Liverpool-street, last night. There was a fair attendance, and the Hon. P. O. Eysh, ...
Article : 1,135 wordsHarvest operations in this locality are at an end. All the earliest hay crops although light are of a good quality. The late crops are in most instances heavy which is the ...
Article : 490 wordsThe North seems to have no reason to grumble about had times at present. There have been lately meetings of the different commercial associations, which ...
Article : 407 wordsSIR,—Will your kindly use your influence to prevent the destruction of native birds now going on. The bird known as the "White-eye" is most valuable to orchardists, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 340 wordsThe Opera-house (writes the Argus) was [?] coaveniently crowded on Saturday evening, on the occasion of the first appearance of the Gaylord-Silbon troupe, whose ...
Article : 446 wordsOwing to the lively interest evinced in Local Temperance work by many of the men. o'-war's men in port, a representative of the "Leader" (Auckland) waited ...
Article : 991 wordsSIR,—I notice a letter in your issue of 16th inst., relating to the above subject, and I quite agree with the remarks it contains. As a Tasmanian now absent in ...
Article : 569 words[?] River Association, March 1 (by telegram.)—The tunnel has been driven [?]ft. for the week total, 256ft. The country gone through is a little better for ...
Article : 67 wordsSIR,—In answer to a letter from secretary of Bothwell Rifle Club in your, issue of 9th inst., I find that I was in error, as seven men, fired at the Brighton range instead of ...
Article : 170 wordsA painful accident happened a few days ago to a man named Richard Hodgetts in the employ of Mr. E. Lawrence. He was using an axe which glanced off the log ...
Article : 397 wordsThis match was played on Wednesday afternoon at North Hobart, and resulted in a win for the College by 50 runs on the first innings. The Fitzroy team were ...
Article : 203 wordsSIR,—To-day's issue contains an admirable leader respecting an important factor that is required, without delay, at Mount Zeehan, to wit a medical practitioner; and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 107 wordsThe tributar of the Mount Nicholas colliery, and the men are still at variance; the principal point in dispute being an extra 6d. per ton for rising the coal, this I ...
Article : 322 wordsSIR,—I notice in your issue of the 22nd inst, a statement by a Franklin correspondent, which, if not, explained, may cause some misapprchension. ...
Article : 429 wordsThe total fortune left by the late Madame Goldschmidt(Jenny Lind) amounted to £40,000. Madame Mary Cunnings, a once popular ...
Article : 1,065 wordsThe anniversary, of the Independent Sabbath-school was celebrated, on Sunday, the 24th. inst., when the Rev. A. A. Muons, of the Geeveston Congregational Church, ...
Article : 292 wordsThe chief event of the week has been the rise in Ormuz shares. This rise is a trustworthy indication of the state of the market now as compared with that of ...
Article : 857 wordsSIR,—I notice in your issue of this day a letter signed "Mining Shareholder" re the proposed smelting works at Hobart; will you kindly afford me space for a few ...
Article : 326 wordsOwing to the success of Dr. Soule's American Hop Bitters in curing all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Blood, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, Nervonsness Sleeplessness, ...
Article : 97 wordsOn thursday evening, 21st inst., a most, interesting lecture was delivered by a Mr. Bayley (who is at present staying amongst us, representing Mr. Wilkinson, draper, of ...
Article : 239 wordsThings are gently on the move [?] limekilns, five in number, are very nearly finished in fact, two are ready for use now, and as soon as the grinding shed, now ...
Article : 295 wordsThey are compounded from Hops, Buchs, Maudrake, and Dandelion—the oldest, best, and most valuable medicines in the world, and contain all the b[?]t and most curative ...
Article : 57 wordsSIR,—A sub-leader in your issue of the 18th inst. deals with this question, and says, In New South Wales the taxation in 1886 was £2 13s. 4d. per head, and in ...
Article : 562 wordsSIR,—As reported in your paper the Marine Board has decided against us, and if they can help it steamers are not to be allowed to run to Wedge Bay without a ...
Article : 354 words£500 (Five huudred pounds) will be paid for any case that Dr. Soule's American Hop Bitters will not cure or help. See that each bottle bears genuine in [?] ...
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The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), Sat 2 Mar 1889, Page 1
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