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The prevailing dulness in gold shares was diversified a little on Thursday by some inquiry about Ra[?], which seem to have entered upon another period of excitement. A good many changed hands ...
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Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 913 words view this articleSince writing last we have had a glorious downpour of rain. Every dam and paddock is overflowing, and the ground is thoroughly saturated. Now, some of the claim holders complain that there ...
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Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 175 words view this articleDEATH OF MR. WILLIAM LIPSCOMB.—On Sunday night, or rather Monday morning, another of the old Maitland residents died, Mr. William Lipscomb. For some years past Mr. Lipscomb had been a ...
Article : 3455 words view this articleThe Presbytery of Sydney, in connexion with the Presbyterian Church, met in the vestry of St. Stephen's Church, Macquarie-street. The ministers present were the Rev. Dr. Lang, Dr. ...
Article : 663 words view this articleA painful accident happened to Mrs. J. M. Gates, of this place, on Friday last. Mrs. Gates was engaged on a piece of work with a sewing machine, and whilst so employed the first finger ...
Article : 571 words view this articleTHE WEATHER.—The most welcome news to convey this week is the agreeable change that has taken place in the weather; the past week has been fine throughout, although there ...
Article : 932 words view this articleINFANTICIDE.—Since the beginning of 1873, six children have been found in various parts of the city and suburbs exposed and dead; some of these bore marks of injury. In only two ...
Article : 1619 words view this articleThe committee engaged in preparing a revised version of the Holy Scriptures have made an arrangement which will ensure their labours becoming of practical service to the public. ...
Article : 1422 words view this articleJuly 2.—William, schooner, Clark, from Melbourne. 2.—Saxon, barque, M'Kay, from Wallaroo, with 440 tons copper ore. 2.—Schiedam, ship, Hautkooper, from Melbourne. ...
Article : 133 words view this articleJuly 2.—Charles Augusta, French barque, Cogril, for Manila, with 1188 tons coal, 550 boards. 2.—Ella Gladstone, brig, Walsh, for Adelaide, with 350 tons coal. ...
Article : 147 words view this articleJuly 3.—Helen Macgregor (s.), 232 tons, Captain Bedford, fron Grafton 1st instant, with 36 passengers 3.—Phar[?], American ship, 1328 tons, Captain Collier, from Melbourne 28th instant, in ballast. ...
Article : 563 words view this articleThe seasonable bright, clear, wintry weather continues to prevail. To-day, however, has been rather more dull than usual, and towards evening a heavy bank of cloud rolled up from the north-east. About ...
Article : 1010 words view this articleAn inquest has been held on the man drowned by the collision with the Woniora, and the verdict returned was accidental death. New Insolvent: William M'Donogh, of New ...
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