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ROAD THROUGH THE PARK.
At the Blacktown Shire Council on Wednesday, a letter was read from the Parramatta Council, stating that it had been decided to allow Blacktown to lead, ...
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AUCTION.
Mr. D. M. Anderson will conduct an important auction sale at Wicks-road, North Ryde, on Wednesday next, at noon, having been instructed by the ...
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INSPECTORS.
It is notified in the Gazette, that the, following have been appointed to act temporarily as inspectors, wider the provisions of the "Vine and Vegetation ...
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Advertising
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THE OLDEST WATCHMAKERS.
The oldest watchmakers' and opticians' shop in Parramatta is Burgin's Church-street North. They have been established in Parramatta since 1853. They do all ...
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A GOOD SEASON.
Dural fruitgrowers, and those about Galston, Glenorie, Kenthurst, Areadia, and the districts thereabouts, look forward with pleasurable anticipations to ...
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THE VACANT CHAIR.
Up to Wednesday evening, Councillor Cranston, of the Baulkham Hills Shire Council, enjoyed the reputation of being the only one of that body who had ...
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ROAD RACE.
The Merrylands Bicycle Club will run off a nine miles road race to-day over the Smithfield course. Following are the handicaps:—J. H. Hagney, W. Kirk, scr.; ...
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A BIG SALE.
Messrs. Mobbs and Co. have a big sale next Wednesday, under the instructions of the Curator of interstate Estates, when the whole of the furniture, plant and ...
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THE STARR-BOWKETT DRAW.
The list of the Parramatta Starr-Bowkett Society is at last full, and overflowing. The limits of membership for No. 1 Society was reached this week, and ...
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PARRAMATTA TEMPLARY.
The Parramatta Good Templars have decided to make a strenuous effort to keep their flag flying. District officers, who attended the lodge meeting when ...
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BANKSTOWN MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB.
Best results so for in the Mrs. M. A. R. Johnston trophy stand to the names of Messrs. Peek, King and Baker. This trophy has to be won twice in succession, ...
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THE CERTIFICATED ORCHARDIST.
Fruitgrowers who have certificates which entitle them to ship fruit to Melbourne and New Zealand should understand that, on the issue of the certificate, ...
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THE GITTOES BEXEFIT.
The accounts of this concert have not yet been finally settled, but up to date the sum in hand, after payment of expenses, is £47 19s 8d. There are, ...
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THE CLOCK.
The attention of subscribers to the fund-raised by "The Argus" for the purpose of putting a clock in the tower of the Fountain (with the kind permission ...
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FEDERAL FRUITGROWERS' CONFERENCE.
This annual conference will meet in Melbourne on 26th. October next, and this State will be represented by Messrs. Bruce Purser and F. A. Nicolson ...
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THE COMPETITIONS.
Entries close, to-day for the Parramatta musical and elocutionary competitions, which take place early next month. There are pianoforte solos open, to all comers, ...
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LIBERAL OFFER.
Some time ago Mr. Edward Pearce, of Seven Hills, who owns a good deal of land betweon Baulkham Hills and Castle Hill, offered to the Baulkham Hills Shire ...
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Tragedy at Watson's Bay.
Quite a painful sensation was caused in Parramatta on Thursday morning, when the news came through by 'phone, to the police office, that the dead body of ...
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A WESTMEAD ROAD.
It is notified in the Gazette that, under 18th section of "Public Roads Act, 1902," it is intended to obtain the Governor's authority to declare the road as ...
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A MASONIC DANCE.
Under the auspices of Lodge Resurgo, No. 223, U.G.L. of N.S.W., a Masonic dance was held at the Parramatta Town Hall on Wednesday, September 23, the ...
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THE NEW BRIDGE.
The new bridge on tho railway, between Parramatta and Harris Park stations, is rapidly approaching completion. During a dull in the traffic on Sunday ...
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DEATH OF MR. J. SIMPSON.
Mr. John Simpson, of Guildford, died on Wednesday, at the age of 77 years. Mr. Simpson was well known in thus district as the Harris Park station master ...
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SOLON; AND SNOW.
Alderman E. J. Drown, to whom most people refer as Alderman "Ted" Brown, was put in the chair at the fag-end of the long mooting of Parramatta Council on ...
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TRAM EXTENSION.
Since the holding of the public meeting at Castle Hill a fortnight ago, to consider the subject of an extension of the tramway to that centre, the ...
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THE CORNER.
St. John's Grammar School site has been under discussion for a long time in business circles in Parramatta, especially since it was leased to Mr. W. R. Murray, ...
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DEATH TO THE DOGS.
Complaints are made of the wanton and cruel destruction of a member of valuable dogs in that part of Harris' Park near Hassall-street. We have heard of a ...
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Advertising
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THE PROGRESS ASSOCIATION.
ALMOST everywhere in this large district of ours, the progress association seems just now to be very much in evidence. This looks as if the people are ...
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DISBANDED.
The Parramatta Railway Improvement: League, which has only had a comparatively brief existence, held a meeting on Wednesday evening, and decided that, as ...
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DEATH OF JUDGE WILKINSON.
The death occurred on Friday morning, at his residence, Hereford House, Glebe-road, of Mr. William Hattam Wilkinson, who was for many years a Judge of the ...
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Family Notices
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MILITARY INSPECTION.
Colonel Bartlett, A.A.G. and C.S.O., visited Parramatta last Saturday and inspected H Coy. 1st Bn. 3rd A.I.R., and the Regimental Band, at the conclusion of ...
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THE SEWERAGE.
Two of Mr. Peters' gangs are working on a line extending from the river across Phillip and George streets, Barracks lane, Smith and Macquarie streets, ...
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
One or two frosts have been experienced in low-lying places during the present week, and it is reported that the pea crops and other delicate vegetables have ...
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PROPERTY SALES.
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TOUR OF INSPECTION.
For quite a lone while the Baulkham Hills Shire councillors have not only recognised the necessity of becoming better acquainted with the topography of ...
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BURNS-SQUIRES BATTLE.
On Monday night next, the above [?] picture will be shown at the Parramatta Town Hall. The staff of operators (says the Sydney Press) employed by ...
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THE CEDARS TO GO.
At a meeting of the trustees of The Cedars, it was decided to on call for tenders for the removal and purchase of the material in the old buildings. This news ...
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FRUIT REGULATIONS.
The Minister for Agriculture has received a communication from the Minister for Agriculture for Tasmania, in which reference is made to a published account ...
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The Cumberland Argus AND Fruitgrowers' Advocate, WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Cumberland Mercury, River Times, Weekly Advance, Cumberland Free Press and Ryde Electorate Press. PARRAMATTA, SEPTEMBER 26, 1908.
A GREAT deal of speculation is being indulged in respecting the political future of Sir Joseph[?] There has always been an air of mystery ...
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CURRENT NEWS.
Mr. Richard George Underwood, retired civil servant, died at his residence, [?] on the 20th inst., at the age of 68 years. The funeral moved to the ...
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Another Tragedy.
On Tuesday, Mr. Richard Byrne, late of Parramatta, died suddenly at Daniel's Hotel, Grafton, where be had been lodging for some time past. An inquest was ...
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Advertising
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HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY.
Wonderful results are announced by those whoa re using Dr. Mackenzie's celebrated Malted Food for Infants. This food is specially prepared by Baiss Bros. ...
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POSTPONED.
On account of sickness among members of the Baulkham Hills Shire Council and their families, and other [?] circumstances, it was decided at the ...
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BEATS ALL OTHERS.
It is most annoying to have a cold or conch, csppcially nn irritating cough that keeps you awake at night, and the other members of the household as well. One ...
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