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Article : 556 wordsSir,—Allow me to ask what the contractors of the railway mean by subtracting sixpence per week off each workman for medical attendance, when there is no medical attendance allowed them. ...
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Article : 698 wordsLast night the performances were for the benefit of Miss Kate Warde, under the patronage of the members of the Sandhurst Amateur Dramatic Club. The inauspicious state, of the weather prevented ...
Article : 569 wordsYesterday evening several Italians, resident in Melbourne, met for the purpose of deliberating upon the best means of testifying their deep interest in the struggle at present going on in ...
Article : 213 wordsYesterday morning the two criminals Chamberlain and Armstrong, convicted of firing at Trooper Greon with intent to murder, suffered the extreme penalty of the law in the Central Gaol. The dreadful murder, ...
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Bendigo Advertiser (Vic. : 1855 - 1918), Thu 14 Jul 1859, Page 3
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