Owing to the want of a quorum, the Legislative Council did not sit to-day, and the President adjourned the House till Tuesday. In the Legislative Assembly to-day the ...
Article : 540 wordsSir,—The professional visits of the leading musical and dramatic artists of Europe to these colonies show that Australia has reached a position of attractiveness for them equal to any other country outside Europe. ...
Article : 1,728 wordsThis afternoon the Botany authorities hold their postponed trotting and pony race meeting on the track adjacent to the Sir Joseph Banks Hotel. There are five events on the card, and the opening race ...
Article : 688 wordsThere was a great rush of selectors in town to-day for the small reserve in the Germanton district, which has just been thrown open for conditional purchase. The receipts of the Albury land office for the last ...
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Article : 1,020 wordsSir,—In your issue of the 4th July you publish a statement by Mr. W. E. Abbott in reference to a definition of freedom of contract, as given by me in reply to a question put by Mr. Spence to me at my ...
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Article : 250 wordsParliament was formally opened yesterday. The Governor's speech congratulated the colony on the position of the finances, and urged the necessity for the exercise of caution in borrowing in the present ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 186 wordsIn the House of Representatives, an amendment, that the duties on the necessaries of life be reduced, moved by Mr. Duthio in opposition to the budget proposals of the ...
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Article : 1,230 wordsThe Moonee Valley coursing has been postponed till to-morrow, the course being too wet after the heavy rain of last night. ...
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Article : 1,118 wordsThe Orange Coursing Club held its second meeting of the season. The attendance was poor, numbering about 150. OPEN STAKES. ...
Article : 121 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly to-day, shortly after the House met, Mr. Donaldson stated that, as announced in the press, he had yesterday resigned the leadership of the Opposition, but after a ...
Article : 825 wordsThe Carrington 75 Yards Nursery Handicap will be run to-night. Nominations for the next Carrington Nursery Handicap close on Saturday night. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 648 wordsSir,—Will you allow me a small space in your widely-circulated journal to protest against the above scheme. It is not needed, We have at present a line of railway to a magnificent wharf which has its ...
Article : 367 wordsSir,—In this morning's paper you advocate the holding of second elections where members of Parliament at the head of the poll do not obtain a majority of the votes recorded. On the understanding that ...
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Article : 196 wordsSir,—This mode of lightening the Treasury of £40,000 per annum is not so popular with the public as Mr. Knapp, by his letter in to-day's paper, seems to think, and I believe if the matter had been brought ...
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Article : 69 wordsIn the Assembly to-day the Premier, in reply to a question, said that at the first favourable opportunity this year the Government would place the balance of the loan on the market. He had ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 10 Jul 1891, Page 6
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