"It never rains but it pours" is a trite saying, and so fur at Newcastle, at present, is concerned is fairly verified. The Maitland races have caused a perfect exodus to this town of caterers for the ...
Article : 1,257 wordsF[?]—On Monday evening the first [?] contested between Mr. Roberts [?] Mr. Fagan, as the School of Arts. Pitt-street Sydney. The attendance ...
Article : 1,335 wordsSIR—As occupier you are liable to be assessed. It appears to me immaterial what private arrangement may be made with the landlord, for such arrangement would not take away the liability of ...
Article : 443 wordsThe steam-tug Lowestoft left Newcastle on the 30th ult., at 12 o'clock, with light southerly weather. She had proceeded as far as Cape Three Points when the wind shifted to S.E., blowing a perfect ...
Article : 337 wordsThe Samson (s.), Captain Benaud, left the Manning River at 6 p.m. on the 30th ult. At 2 a.m. on Saturday, it commenced to blow heavily from the southward, veering towards S.E. The vessel laboured exceedingly, and ...
Article : 226 wordsCough, Asthma, Bronchitis [?]ria, Hysteria, Rheumatism [?]iholic, Renal, and Uterine [?]tely relieved by a dose of ...
Article : 453 wordsThe seamen Hugh Cameron, who was admitted into the hospital on the 1st instant, from the steamer Paterson, suffering from fractured ribs and skull, still lies in a dangerous state. William H. Gent, who received a compound ...
Article : 71 wordsASSAULT.—Bridget Nowlan, in custody, charged with assaulting one John Drain, on the 4th instant, was sentenced to two months' imprisonment.—Michael Stevenson was again brought before the ...
Article : 698 wordsSIR—Being on a flying visit to Newcastle, I had my attention called to a curious lot of correspondence in the Telegraph, although which, I am told, not one person in a hundred takes the trouble to read Still, I became an ...
Article : 435 wordsAlderman Hannell to move—That a letter be addressed to E. C. Merewether, Esq., general superintendent of the Australian Agricultural Company, requesting him to inform the ...
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Advertising : 675 wordsSince my last report nothing of importance has occurred in our neighbourhood. Certainly oulocality has escaped, to a certain extent, the war wages of that storin that swept over the whole ...
Article : 218 wordstitulion and the Blood.—No permanent cure [?]nus eruptive disease can be affected except [?] treatement. The vitiated blood must be [?] and healthful, otherwise the cause of the ...
Article : 143 words[?]lly sending oblivion a host of toilet waters we long been a disgrace to the dressing-room and [?] to persons of refined taste. Less expensive than a Cologue it is pure, delicate and lasting as that ...
Article : 93 wordsOne of the most interesting of events, if estimated by its object, the number present, and the beneficial influence it was calculated to exercise upon the better disposition of a mining population, took place ...
Article : 245 wordspredict for this extraordinary preparation a celebrity never yet attained by any public introduced into Australia. It has almost all other diffusive stimulants from the mining ...
Article : 377 wordsThe following letter has been received by Mrs Tredgar with a presentation of £10, in consideration of services which she rendered in preventing what might have resulted in a ...
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The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News (NSW : 1859 - 1866), Sat 8 Oct 1864, Page 3
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