In the Legislative Assembly to-day, bills dealing with teachers' salaries, education endowment, and trades marks registration were read the first time. The Chief Secretary introduced ...
Article : 292 wordsThe steamer Governor Musgrave did not return to Port Adelaide, as was expected she would, after the chief officer and the seven men had landed safely at Kingston in the missing b[?]at. A telegram from ...
Article : 829 wordsA lad named M'G[?]llan of Rosewood, Upper Murray, has been missing for some days. The country has been scoured without result, and grave f[?]ars are entertained as to his fate. ...
Article : 1,882 wordsA meeting of the sub-committee appointed by a mass meeting of omnibus employe[?]s on Friday last to drait rules and regulations, met at the Trades Hall, Dixonstreet at 12.30 this morning, under the presidency of ...
Article : 228 wordsAn artist's hunger for applause would indeed be insat[?]able if such a loud-voiced ovation as last night greeted the appearance in Sydney of Sir Charles Hall[?] and his accomplishedd wi[?]e, who ...
Article : 1,882 wordsThe postponed trotting and race meeting, under the management of the Sydney Driving Park Club, takes place at Moor[?] to-day, and the interesting bill of fare provided for the occasion should attract a numerous ...
Article : 1,307 wordsThe running in the first round of the Lillie Bridge Fourth Novice Handicap will be brought to a conclusion to-night, when the following runners will compete:- ...
Article : 376 wordsThe last two performances of Mr. J. L. Tool[?] as Chawl[?] in "A Fool and his money" and Spriggin[?] in "lci on par[?] Franc[?]is," are announced here. These will be Mr. Tool[?]'s final appearances in Sydney ...
Article : 59 wordsA meeting of the executive of the Shop Employees' Union was h[?]ld at the offices of the Union, Central Arcadd, last evening. Mr. J. R. Talbot occupied the chair. There were 16 present. The secretary's usual ...
Article : 315 wordsA concert was given at St. Ignatius College yesterday afternoon, when the prize[?] won at the regatta on Saturday were presented to the successful competitors. A special steamer conveyed the visitors from Sydney to ...
Article : 257 wordsSydney people will shortly have an opportunity of seeing the Australian game of football at its best, as several important matches have been arranged to take place on the Association Cricket Ground. On Saturday ...
Article : 1,038 wordsIn the House of Assembly last night Mr. Holder, the Treasurer, speaking of his recent visit to Brisbane in connection with the reciprocity proposal, said he had been sorry to find generally amongst ...
Article : 339 wordsA dramatic and musical entertainment was last evening given at the New Masonic Hall by members of the Sydney High School Literary and Debating Society. The audience nearly filled the building. After ...
Article : 276 wordsA special meeting of the Gas Stokers' Union was held at the Maritime Hall last evening to receive the report of the delegates appointed to interview the manager of the Gas Company. It was announced that ...
Article : 65 wordsMr. P. J. Brennan (president of the Trades and Labour Council) has been chosen to represent the Newcastle Engine-drivers' Association at a conference between that body and the colliery proprietors in ...
Article : 103 wordsA well-attended meeting of the executive of the Amalgamated Slaughtermen and Journ[?]ymen Butchers' Union was held at the offices of the union, Kidman'sbuildings, last evening. ...
Article : 378 wordsA seaman named John Baptiste, of the Port Jackson Steamship Company's steamship Irresistible, met with a terrible accident yesterday morning while at his work on board the steamer. The Irresiatible ...
Article : 206 wordsThe public meeting called for the purpose of considering the labour dispute between the Lithgow Valley Colliery Company and their brick, pipe, and pottery employees, and originally arranged to be held in the ...
Article : 665 wordsA man named Lawrence Peters[?]n was treated at the Sydney Hospital at midnight yesterday by Dr. Townley. He was suffering from a bruise over the left eye and a fracture of the left arm, both of which injuries ...
Article : 78 wordsAt a meeting of the, Brisbane district council of the Australian Labour Federation last night a conciliation scheme was adopted as follows:—Whereas it is desirable for the sake of industrial peace and ...
Article : 558 wordsA sudden death took place at the Royal Hotel, Gosford, this afternoon. Dr. Bernard Stevenson late of Hillgrove, arrived here yesterday on a visit and put up at the Royal Hotel. It appears that he retired to his ...
Article : 105 wordsThe intercolonial conference of representatives of the Federated Seamen's Unions m[?]t in private from 10 a.m. to noon yesterday, when it was decided to adjourn [?]til this morning. ...
Article : 74 wordsThe following weights were declared to-night for the Newcastle Jockey Club Races on the 26th instant:- SHORTS HANDICAP—6 furlongs. ...
Article : 335 wordsThe Chief Commissioner for Railways, with Mr. F[?]h[?]n, received several deputations this morning at the railway station; Mr. Angus was also present. The first was from the New Lambtrn Council, ...
Article : 319 wordsOonah (s.), 1700 tons, Captain W. J. Fatherstone. Passengers—Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Heath[?]rn, Mrs. Bezette, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Wright, Miss Br[?]mwhich, Miss Abbott, Miss Coote Miss [?]olthe, Miss Crisp, Miss Radeliffe, Miss Hickman, ...
Article : 116 wordsSir,—Your correspondent, Mr. H. G Bromell, has touched upon a subject which certainly demands attention from the postal authorities. The registration f[?], 4d, is certainly too high, and this is all the more ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 81 wordsEntries for the Fifth Lillie Bridge Handicap of £60 close on Monday night. Acceptances for the Carrington Sixth Novice Handicap of £60 close to-night. ...
Article : 41 wordsOpen sweepstakes will be shot on at the New South Wales Gun Club's Grounds to-day. ...
Article : 19 wordsA meeting of the committee of the Pastoral and Agricultural Society was held this morning. Mr. J. Grieve occupied the chair. The following correspondence was dealt with:—From the Department of ...
Article : 274 wordsAt a meeting of the committee of the Clarence Railway and Harbour League h[?]ld to-day, a telegram received from the member for Grafton, respecting the coast railway, was read, and a resolution was carried to ...
Article : 394 wordsSir,—After stuffing his friends at Braidwood Mr. Dibbs attempts to stuff the readers of the Herald. He wishes it to be thonght that I have in one point misrepresented his remarks, whereas I have simply quoted the ...
Article : 422 wordsThe first round of the Carrington 7[?] Yards Handicap was run through last night, when 24 heats were run off with the following results:- First Heat.—J. R. Bond, 9¾ yards, 1. Other starters: N. ...
Article : 504 wordsSir,—The mere mention of that name recalls to the reader of British military history a pardonable feeling of pride. History, indeed, offers no parallel where such noble obedience to anthority, such implicit reliance ...
Article : 286 wordsAn enjoyable concert was given at the Protestant Hall last evening by the members of St. Cecilia Choir, assisted by several artists and amateurs. The concert comm[?]ced with selections from Schuma[?]n's opera ...
Article : 405 wordsSeven or eight marine store dealers to-day asked the Commissioner of Customs to grant to their [?]ndustry the protection conceded to others by placing [?] duty on all imported rags. They made the request ...
Article : 98 wordsShare report sales:—Wallaroo and Moonta, 27s; Baker's, 45s 6d, 47s; Peel, 7d; Mount Moor, 2d; Broken, [?]r., £12 3s 6d, £12 1s 6d; ditto, London, £11 9s, £11 4s 6d; Block 10, £9 1s, £8 15s: Central, ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Thu 19 Jun 1890, Page 6
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