Band of Mercy
The monthly meeting of the local branch of the Band of Mercy was held on Monday, 7 h instant. It was very well attended, about 100 children and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1904
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The Town Band
We have have been requested to state that the local Town Baud will, weather permitting, render the following programme of sacred music on the Reserve…
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"Bail up, all! " he cried. "I am Long Jack. Get together there, in that corner. Now then, you men, put your watches and money, one by…
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PART 4. "Bail up, all ! "he cried. "I am Long Jack. Get together there, in that corner. Now then, you men,…
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A thunderstorm passed over por fcions of the district yesterday, but to rain, which is urgently needed, of any consequence fell…
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Another Association, the New Zealand Company, purchased, in 1839, through Colonel Wakefield, a large area of land from the Maoris,…
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Another Association, the New Zealand Company. Purchased in 1839 through Colonel Wakefield, a large area of land from the Maoris…
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Through many centuries has the 17th of March been consecrated to the memory of every true Irishman as a day of festivity and rejoicing, and on…
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The grand national concert given in the Town Hall last evening in celebration of St. Patrick's Day was liberally patronised, the seating accommodation being well filled, but…
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It is only of late years that men and women have been allowed to appear together in the same piece in a Japanese theatre, says the "Playgoer."…
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"Shiver my liver!" cried one Jack, looking closely into Arbuckle's face, "if he ain't a white man. Oh! you dog! " and he drove a…
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"Shiver my liver !" cried one Jack, looking closely into Arbuckle's face, "if he [?]in't a white man. Oh ! you dog !" and he drove a…
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A PECULIAR "smoke concert" is reported as having taken place at an hotel in Bourke-street, Waterloo. The tickets of invitation were issued…
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Fawkner bought two lots for £32 and £25 respectively—a full acre, situated at the corner of King and Flinder Streets—and so on. Some…
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Fawkner bought two lots for £32 Md £25 respectively—a full acre, situated at the corner of King and Flinder Streets—and so on. Some…
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So time passed, on the whole uneventfully. Just as Washington Irving, in his charming Knickeibroker papers describes early New…
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So time passed, on the whole uneventfully. Just as Washington Irving, in his charming Knicker-bocker papers describes early New…
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Dr. Morrison, the Poking correspondent of the "Times," reports that the, indenture of the contract for labourers for the Rand has been widely published in China, and is…
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The result was that the rebellion was quelled; but the mischievous regulations and irritating mining laws wore altered. Hotham was…
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The result was that the rebellion was quelled; but the mischievous regulations and irritating mining laws were altered. Hotham was…
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