Fair Rents Court
Sydney, Thursday.— It is estimated that the cost of the work for the Fair Rents court will be about £16 per day…
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The Passing Show
The Mayor antiip[?]s that the weir below the big bridge will be erected in about 10 days' time. The truck telephone line between…
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There wan quite a series of minor mishaps at Mullumblmby Show on Thursday last. A man named Schrader, competing in the woodchop, met with…
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The montly meeting of committee was held on Thursday, when there were present Messrs H. M. Croft (President)., J.B. Croft, J. P. Heary, O. C…
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There was a record attendance at the Tamoworth. Show on Wednesday, last. The exhibition on Tuesday and Thursday was also, largely attended…
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Mr. Jos. Faint reports the following collections:—W. Holtsbaum one bag of wheat and one bag of potatoes, Mr. Jos. Lockyer one bag of wheat, Mr…
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A big batch of "Kurralongs" are expected in town this week on final leave. The cattle which topped the market…
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The Maori prophet Rua was arrested at his stronghold yesterday. His followers fired on the police. A fight ensued, lasting an hour, the Maoris being…
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Mr. D. Williams has forwarded the sum of £12 8s 6d collected for, the returned soldiers in the Boorolong district. Mr. Williams disposed of over…
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Very few people realise the health ministering power of water-drinking and it is fairly safe to state that not half the population drinks anything like the…
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Very often the unsteady walk is due to steady drinking. The School of Arts will give a Cinderella Dance on Tuesday night, 11th…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Church Missionary Society Local Exhibition and Lectures
A series of particularly interesting lectures, with exhibition of curios, illustrative of the work of the Church Missionary Association in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Armidale's Grand Patriotic Carnival. Queen of the Day Competition
The adjourned meeting of the Controlling Committee was held at the Council Chambers on Wednesday afternoon. The Mayor (Ald. W. Curtis)…
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The cheerful loser is a winner. Success is 10 per cent. opportunity and 90 per cent intelligent hustle. The Chief Secretary states that…
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"On the face of it it doesn't look as if the landlord could get a fair deal unless the Fair Rents Court can compel the tenant to stay in a house when he…
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The Macintyre river has been running strongly all the week, and on Tuesday the water was flowing over the Tingha bridge…
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A special meeting of the General Committee of the Armidale and New England P., A., and H. Association was held on Thursday afternoon last,…
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Last week's recruiting in the city was poor. Only 416 volunteered. A woman never forgives a man she has insulted if he fails to apologise…
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The Royal Show was opened on Tuesday morning in glorious weather. Everything points to a record carnival. Flavinius secured the champion…
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A baker at Taree delivers dread to his customers in a motor car; lucky man! The proportion of our male…
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