ADDITIONAL returns from Bourke increase the load of Messrs. Langwell, Willis, and Howe. The complete returns for the Gwydir are— Hassall, 841; Court, 649. ...
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Advertising : 937 wordsThis was a claim of £200 for trespass. Mr. Howard appeared for plaintiff and Mr. Betts for defendant. The case was heard before a jury of four, and ...
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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940), Tue 7 Jul 1891, Page 4
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