THE following favourable monthly Report from this Mine has been received by Mr. J. G. C. Carr from the Manager, Mr. S. Mitchell:— Geraldine Mines, W.A., April 9, 1868. ...
Article : 382 wordsSIR, allow me, through your columns, to correct a mistake into which your Guildford correspondent has fallen through inadvertence, and which, if allowed to stand uncorrected, will leave an erroneous impression ...
Article : 269 wordsA gentle memory of a far-off home. A Mother's glory and a Nation's pride. A widow's trust onto her orphan'd sons, Thou earnest to us. Alfred; and oar hearts ...
Article : 350 wordsSINCE the date of our last Summary, we have had little to record beyond the all-engrossing interest in the deplorable event in New South Wales. This is the event ...
Article : 1,176 wordsA case occurred last week, which caused some excitement at the time, and some discussion as to the doty of the police in exercising their staves upon the public. Mr. HARE, Superintendent of Police ...
Article : 1,374 wordsTHE COUNTRY DISTRICTS.—The prospects in the country are exceedingly good. Genial rains have fallen throughout, and ploughing is very general. Flockowners look confidently for more than an ...
Article : 320 wordsCANNING RACES.—The first race-meeting held in this district will take place on a well-selected site between Yule's Brook and Mr. Bickley's store next Wednesday. The programme is well ...
Article : 783 wordsTHE Public Meeting convened in accordance with the wishes of the citizens, for the purpose of expressing the abhorrence and indignation with which the recent attempt upon the life of His ...
Article : 6,547 wordsThe decisive meeting of the ratepayers took place od Monday evening last, Mr. E. Newman in the chair. The attendance was very large, and considerable interest in the proceedings was evinced by those ...
Article : 369 wordsWE are invited to meet publicly on Friday to give oar feelings utterance, as a community, on such a dastardly act as mar well make an Englishman hang his head in sorrow and humility. We cannot doubt ...
Article : 1,437 wordsA rather momentous inquiry, says Professor Forton in the London Spectator, has recently been made in view of the multiplied and tremendous earthquakes and volcanic eruptions with which ...
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The Inquirer and Commercial News (Perth, WA : 1855 - 1901), Wed 29 Apr 1868, Page 3
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