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POLITICAL & GOVERNMENTAL.
At a meeting of organisers connected with the united federal executive, which was held at the Temperance ball on Saturday, addresses were delivered by the Premier and ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The following rules should be observed in writing letters for publication:—1st. Letters should reach us the day before publication. 2nd. They should be sent by post, not delivered personality. 3rd. They ...
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COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET.
ON Saturday evening the employee in the local permanent way branch of the railway department entertained Mr. Henry Parker, head foreman of the blacksmiths' and fitters' ...
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WEEKLY CALENDAR.
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ASSISTANT C.P.S., GOULBURN.
Mr. Harold Stephen Freeman, assistant C.P.S. at Cootomundra. has been appointed to a like position at Goulburn. This office has been vacant since the removal of Mr. S. ...
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PRESBYTERIAN.
THE services at S. Andrew's church were fully attended yesterday. At the evening service the church was filled in every part, and the gallery was occupied the first time ...
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ELECTORS' RIGHTS.
The electoral registrar's office at Goulburn courthouse will be open every Tuesday and Friday evenings between seven and nine till 6th June ; and from that date to 20th June, ...
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FEDERATION.
The Daily Telegraph nearly every morning has leaders against the Federal Bill ; and neatly every afternoon the Evening News replies. The Telegraph is not content with its ...
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LINES OF OPPOSITION TO THE COMMONWEALTH BILL.—WEAK CASE OF THE OPPOSITION.—DEFECTIVE PERSONALITY OF ITS LEADERS.—MR. REID AS THE FAVORITE OF FORTUNE.—WILL HIS LUCK ATTEND HIM TO THE END OF THE MOVEMENT?—COUNTRY RESIDENTS CAUTIONED BY A SYDNEY ORGAN NOT TO SELL THEIR BIRTHRIGHT FOR A MESS OF POTTAGE.—VALUE OF SUCH A CAUTION FROM SUCH A SOURCE.
THE two principal lines of attack adopted by the opponents of the Commonwealth Bill are, first that Sydney has not been designated as ...
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WESLEYAN.
The Rev. E. J. Rodd (ex-president of the conference) was presented with a silver hot water battle and spirit lamp combined on Wednesday evening last on the occasion of ...
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YASS ELECTORATE.
Mr. Ald ok has received letters from the various departments as under :— Post-Office—Acknowledging receipt of letter asking for the re-establishment of the ...
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SALVATION ARMY.
MELBOURNE, Sunday.—General Booth delivered revival addresses at the morning, afternoon, and evening services at the Exhibition Building to-day. At the evening ...
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Obituary.
IT is with the most profound regret that we have to record the death on Friday last at his residence, Macquarie-street, Sydney, of Mr. John William Chisholm, late of ...
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GOULBURN POLICE COURT.
BEFORE the P.M. and Messrs. C. H. Roberts and Oliver. MAINTENANCE ORDER. Annie Armitt v. Richard Clarke ; neglecting ...
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OFFICE OF ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
The Premier stated on Friday that it is not his intention to fill up the vacant portfolio of attorney-general for some time. He added that the new attorney-general would probably ...
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
OVER 200 attended the women's service on Friday, Rev. P. W. Wise gave a sterling address upon S. John evil. 19. and urged his hearers to lead holy lives for the sake of ...
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KENMORE HOSPITAL.
The tender of Mr. Robert Wall has been accepted for the erection of the male wards to complete the Hospital for Insane at Kenmore, the amount being £34,686. ...
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SHOOTING AFFRAY, ROOTY HILL.
As briefly reported in our telegrams last issue, a young man named Edgar Price has given himself up fore shooting his brother-in-law, the Rev. W. Witcombe, on Thursday. ...
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SPORTING
A MATCH representing the final was commenced on Saturday between the Towrang and Ambulance B cricket clubs, and at the conclusion of the afternoon's play the latter ...
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THE CATHEDRAL GUILD
Hold a sale of work in the Church Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday, 16th and 17th instant, when there will be an excellent display of plain and fancy work, produce, sweets, ...
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.
SINCE the end of last week his Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. Murray, Bishop of Maitland, has been in town on a visit to his Lordehip Bishop Lanigan. For more than thirty years ...
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FOOTBALL.
THE Federals and Wallaroos played a match on the deanery on Saturday, and after a good game the Federals won by eight points to three. For the Federals, Seaborn and ...
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GARDEN AND FIELD CALENDAR FOR MAY.
THE recent rains have been a great help to vegetation and enabled some crops to be sown, but a heavy rainfall is needed to reach this subsoil. All land should be well and deeply worked and throughly manured. ...
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CYCLING.
SYDNEY TO MELBOURNE.—Mr. F. A. Drary, who left Sydney on Friday night at nine in an attempt to break the record from Sydney to Melbourne, arrived in Goulburn at 1.20 ...
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BANKRUPTCY.
IN RE W. J. SOUTHALL of Goulburn, coach builder. —First meeting at Goulburn on 18th May. ...
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THE LAND.
Meetings of local land boards will be held at Goulburn 9th June, Taralga 13th June, and Crookwell 15th June. ...
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