Fri 13 Dec 1907 - Lithgow Mercury (NSW : 1898 - 1954)
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1907
Lithgow Mercury : 13 December 1907(8)
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Advertising
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Advertising : 199 words view this articleBREVITIES.
100 Sailors, 1- each. "Flora." The annual examinations in connection, with the Technical School will be concluded to-night. ...
Article : 751 words view this articlePROPOSED GENERAL CEMETERY. PUBLIC MEETING OF TRUSTEES AND OTHERS.
A meeting was held in the old Council Chambers last night, under the auspices of the Lithgow. Progress Association. Of those interested in the question of endeavoring ...
Article : 779 words view this articleDEALING WITH THE ZIGZAG ALSO WITH LAPSTONE TUNNEL. MR. LEE'S PROMISES.
In the Assembly on Tuesday:-- The Minister for Works, in reply to Mr. Dooley said that one portion of the zigzag. deviation hail already been arranged ...
Article : 169 words view this articleLITHGOW DISTRICT SCHOOL. QUESTIONS IN THE ASSEMBLY.
In the Assembly on Friday, Mr. Dooley said I desire to ask the Secretary for Public Works if lie is aware that the Lighgow Public School is over crowded and that the ...
Article : 103 words view this articleTHE BONUS QUESTION.
The Mayor (Ald. Spooner) on Wednesday, sent a wire to Mr. E. K. Bowden, M. P., House of Representatives, Melbourne, stating that the general feeling here was ...
Article : 83 words view this articleTHE CRISIS IN THE IRON INDUSTRY. POSITION STILL UNCHANGED. NO ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE PREMIER.
The Premier's announcement yesterday that he had nothing to communicate to Parliament respecting the Lighgow iron works come as a shock to many connected ...
Article : 42 words view this articleMR. SANDFORD CONFIDENT.
Mr. Sandford retain a hopeful reliance, upon the Premier. He said yesterday that he placed his trust in Mt. Wade who had so successfully settled a far more serious ...
Article : 52 words view this articleTHE EFFECT OF CLOSING DOWN. PUBLIC WORKS INCONVENIENCED.
One of the most important and [?] reaching results of the stoppage of the works, at Lighgow is that the Public Works Department has, already begun to ...
Article : 191 words view this articlePARLIAMENT'S POSITION.
Inquiries made at Parliament House show that members are not at all likely to in any way recede from the position, already taken up in regard to the priority question. ...
Article : 122 words view this articleMR. BODKIN'S PROPOSAL. MR. McGOWEN'S OPINION.
Questioned on Wednesday night, Mr. McGowen leader of the State Labor Party stated that the proposal that the unions should put Arty thousand pounds ...
Article : 117 words view this articleOPINIONS IN OTHER QUARTERS.
Amongst prominent Labor men in the city yesterday the, proposal made at a special meeting of the Smelters Union at Lithgow on the previous evening, that the ...
Article : 230 words view this articleMEETING OF ENGINEERS.
A meeting of the Lithgow branch of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers was held on Wednesday night. Motions were carried, for transmission to the Premier, ...
Article : 114 words view this articleTHE FEDERAL BONUS BILL. MELBOURNE, Thursday.
It is intended that the iron Bonus Bill shall be completed before the Federal Parliament adjourns for Christmas. Speaking on the subject to-day, the Prime Minister ...
Article : 222 words view this articlePROPOSED SHILLING SUBSCRIPTION. To the Editor.
Sir,-- Universal sympathy has been expressed towards our Iron King now that a cloud is hovering over. The said cloud will, soon be dispersed Writer. ...
Article : 131 words view this articleTHE MINISTER FOR WORKS SYMPATHETIC.
When the deputation which waited on Mr. C. A. Lee, Minister for Works, in reference to the court house on Monday last had finished that particular business. Mr. ...
Article : 154 words view this articleAdvertising
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Advertising : 40 words view this articleLATEST FROM SUDNEY PARLIAMENT ADJOURNED UNTIL MONDAY. NO STATEMENT BY THE PREMIER. SYDNEY, Friday 2 p.m.
The Assembly rose shortly after noon to-day, after twenty hours continuous sitting, and adjourned till Monday. No statement was made by the Premier in regard ...
Article : 76 words view this articleTHE PROPOSED NEW COURT HOUSE
Taking advantage of their visit to Sydney, on Monday last as members of the deputation that waited on the Premier, in reference, to the ironworks trouble, Messrs ...
Article : 188 words view this articleLOCAL INDUSTRIES.
The coal trade this week has been particularly brisk, and on Wednesday, a record was established, in the number of railway hoppers that were filled and ...
Article : 151 words view this articleBROWN'S PADDOCK FOR SALE BY TENDER.
An advertisement of more than ordinary importance appears in to-day's issue. The Coal Pit Paddock, part of the Cooerw[?] Estate, and adjoining the Lighgow Park. ...
Article : 127 words view this articleFAT STOCK SALES REPORT.
F. Oakes & Co., report having sold at their yards, Lithgow, on Wednesday with December, 30 prime quality medium weight bullocks from Bylong, as follows:-- 4 ...
Article : 104 words view this articleCORRECTION
Owing to a transposi[?] the connection of the Hatte case, in Wednesday's issue, did not appear. It should have read "On, the matter being mentioned subsequently ...
Article : 46 words view this articleSTARR BOWKETT SALE.
At the School of Arts last night Mr. E. Solder, on behalf of the Starr Bowkett Society, submitted £100 for sale. There was only a small attendance present, and the ...
Article : 52 words view this articleSPORTING NOTES.
The Lithgow Jockey Club is in the field with a programme for Saturday January 18th. It comprises five events, viz.: Flying, Handicap, 6fur. Welter, 7fur,; Jockey ...
Article : 417 words view this articleCRICKET.
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Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 633 words view this articleCOMING EVENTS. (As Advertised in this Issue.)
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Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 70 words view this articleTO-DAY'S CABLES. LONDON, Friday. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT NOT A CANDIDATE.
It is understood that President Roosevelt will not be a candidate for the Presidency. ...
Article : 26 words view this articleA GLASGOW TRAGEDY.
A typewriter girl in Glasgow has been found in her employer's office, with her skull fractured. The safe was robbed, ...
Article : 24 words view this articleDISASTROUS EXPLOSION.
A disastrous explosion took place at Kynoch's works, at Barnsley. Three men were blown to fragments, and the works were wrecked. ...
Article : 25 words view this articleRADIUM CURES CANCER
Several authenticated cures of cancer by radium are reported in London. ...
Article : 16 words view this articleAN ANARCHIST OUTRAGE.
Anarchists at Sebastopol robbed and" murdered the wife of the senior magistrate of the town. ...
Article : 19 words view this articleTO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. SYDNEY, Friday. THREAT. TO BURN BUILDINGS.
A Wellington telegram states that the Government buildings are guarded by troops, in consequence of the receipt of an anonymous letter threatening to burn the ...
Article : 39 words view this articleTHE CRICKET MATCH.
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Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 101 words view this articleWOLGAN BLASTING FATALITY. £2000 COMPENSATION CLAIMED. FROM THE COMMON WEALTH OIL CORPORATION.
In No. 1 Jury Court on Tuesday afternoon, before Mr. Justice Cohen and a jury of four, the hearing of an important case was commenced. ...
Article : 399 words view this articleOPHTHALMIA AMONG SHEEP BATHURST, Thursday.
Stock Inspector Smith, who was summoned to Cullen Bullen to inspect a mob of sheep belonging to Mr. R. P. Bulkeley, found the animals to be suffering from ...
Article : 189 words view this articleSYDNEY MARKETS.
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Detailed Lists, Results, Guides : 717 words view this articlePASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. BATHURST, Thursday.
The Bathurst Pastures Protection Board has decided to co-operate with the Corowa Board with a view to having pressure brought to bear on the West Australian ...
Article : 304 words view this articleCOAL MINING FEDERATION. OUTCOME OF THE AMALGAMATION SCHEME.
The coal millers of the North, South, and West have approved the scheme of amalgamation, which is on lines similar to the old Australian Provincial Council ...
Article : 80 words view this articleAdvertising
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