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  2. COUNTRY NEWS.

    Our sports have been ably reported, the changeable weather also, but there are still a few things interesting to mention. General pleasure and satisfaction ...

    Article : 256 words
  3. DERBY.

    A very heavy thunderstorm passed over Derby on Saturday night. The rain will be of importance to the ti[?] mining industry. ...

    Article : 373 words
  4. GARDNER'S BAY.

    An enjoyable social was held on the 13th inst. in Mr. W. Nicholls's barn, to raise funds to pay off the debt on St. Barnabas Church. This result was achieved. ...

    Article : 360 words
  5. NORTH MOTTON.

    The opening services in the new Methodist Church were hold on Sunday, March 22, Rev. W. Lawther officiating at each service to large congregations. The new ...

    Article : 176 words
  6. QUEENSTOWN.

    The Queenstown Homing Society will open their flying season on April 5, the event being open to all-comers, the birds to be flown singly from Strahan. Much ...

    Article : 305 words
  7. RICHMOND.

    Dr. Mercer, Bishop of Tasmania, paid his first visit to Richmond on Friday evening, 27th March. An evening service was held at St. Luke's Church, the ...

    Article : 222 words
  8. STANLEY.

    There have been several slight accidents at the breakwater recently. At the new jetty 144 piles have been driven, which completes the list. Good ...

    Article : 121 words
  9. SWANSEA.

    Our sleepy village has been for a brief space raised from its lethargy by a flying visit from Bishop Mercer. The rev. prelate preached in the parish church of All ...

    Article : 348 words
  10. ULVERSTONE.

    The usual meeting of the Town Board was held on Thursday night, March 26, all the members being present. The application of Mr. J. Stones to ...

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  11. WOODBRIDGE.

    The annual fruit and flower show took place in the Woodbridge-hall on the 25th March, and passed off most successfully. The weather was perfect, and a great ...

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  12. BRIGHTON POLICE COURT.

    Brighton Fruit Board v. McShane.—On Friday, 27th March, before Warden Gunn and Mr. J. Mackay, J.P., Thos. E. Hanslowe, Inspector to the Brighton Fruit ...

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  13. LIVERPOOL ROAD TRUST.

    The usual monthly meeting was held in the Geeveston-hall on March 28. Present:—Mr R. Geeves (chair), Messrs. John Geeves, Wm. Hinton, W. Dwyer, R. ...

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  14. MAIN ROAD BOARD.

    Same members present: G. Rusher's metal was measured, and contained 27 yards, and account, £6 15s., passed for payment. ...

    Article : 102 words
  15. Advertising

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  16. BISMARCK FRUITGROWERS AND MR. W. H. MULCAHY.

    Sir,—During the montns I have spent in this mountainous retreat. I have been deeply impressed by the wonderful industry and unspeakable patience of the ...

    Article : 582 words
  17. THE LIBRARY SITE.

    Sir,—I cannot agree with you and your correspondent "Student" that public opinion is against placing the new Public Library on the Museum site in ...

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  18. THE SITE FOR THE NEW LIBRARY.

    Sir,—The trustees of the Public Library have taken advantage of a general offer of Mr. Carnegie, and have secured from that gentleman a generous, grant of ...

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  19. ANTARCTIC LAND.

    Sir,—Referring to the statement in one of your London telegrams in this morning's issue, re supposed land at the Antarctic, I daresay it will be ...

    Article : 223 words
  20. A DANGEROUS DOG.

    Sir, — Within the last fortnight two women have been savagely attacked by a large dog, the property of a person residing in the vicinity of Patrick and ...

    Article : 186 words
  21. STEAMBOATS AND ACCIDENTS.

    Sir,—I feel it my duty to bring before the notice of the people of Hobart the slowness on part of the captains of the steamers to render assistance in case of ...

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  22. A TRIP TO THE EAST COAST.

    Sir,—Kindly allow me, Mr. Editor, a little space to make a few observations upon the prospects of the East Coast, etc. Leaving Hobart a few days ago by the ...

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  23. "MEN, NOT MEASURES." (FOR ONCE IN A WAY.)

    Sir,—It is to be hoped that at the forthcoming elections we shall administer to an incompetent and retrogressive Government and party a similar "knocker-out" ...

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  24. MR. MULCAHY ON THE RAMPAGE.

    Sir,—Your "very moderate remarks" of yesterday are as conspicuous as your previous comments on Ministers for the quailties ot inaccuracy, exaggeration, and even ...

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  25. INCOME TAX FORMS.

    Sir,—Can you, or any correspondent of yours, say whether it is a fact that the workmen at certain big saw mills in the Treasurer's electoral district have not yet ...

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  26. THE FRANKLIN ELECTION.

    Sir,—In Friday's "Mercury" appears [?] letter from your own correspondent, giving a one-sided report of Mr. Bird's meeting at Southport. He makes it appear ...

    Article : 89 words
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