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Article : 448 wordsA united Temperance meeting is being arranged for Sunday afternoon. The Wesleyans have decided upon the first Sunday in March for their Church ...
Article : 462 wordsOrdinary meeting held on Wednesday. Present: Mayor Mahony and Aldermen Windsor, J.P., Lane, Gill, Wilkins, Finnegan, Bowden, Kirk, Hawker and Duncum. ...
Article : 803 wordsThe Mayor (Ald. Mahony) said that that was the last meeting of the municipal year. It behoved him as one of the retiring aldermen, before parting, to thank the Council for the ...
Article : 673 wordsAn enjoyable musical evening was hold by the Union in the Granville Town Hall last Tuesday to honor the dedication of the newly acquired piano. This magnificent ...
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Article : 250 wordsSUPERIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL.—It is confidently expected that a start will shortly be made with the erection of the two new class rooms, long promised as additions to the ...
Article : 321 wordsThe annual meeting last Monday was presided over by Mr. White (President). The annual report (which covered a period of 16 months) stated that the present ...
Article : 341 wordsCONCERT. In spite of the wet weather last Wednesday, the concert given by the members of the Cragie Lea Temple was a conspicuous success. Mr. L. G. H. ...
Article : 179 wordsTHE PROGRESS ASSOCIATION.—A meeting of the Committee of the newly-formed Progress Association was presided over by Mr. Hinton at the Merrylands Hotel on ...
Article : 131 wordsAUBURN NORTH SCHOOL.—The Department of Public Instruction is apparently indifferent to the condition of suburban schools that are outside the metropolitan ...
Article : 148 wordsSNAKES.—These dangerous neighbours are becoming all too plentiful in this district. The other day Mr. Yahn killed a monster. which had somehow got mixed up ...
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