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The Hobart Town Courier (Tas. : 1827-1839) Friday 25 January 1839, page 1
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Assignments.
The Hobart Town Courier (Tas. : 1827-1839) Friday 14 December 1838, page 1
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LAND COURTS.
The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864-1933) Thursday 9 August 1888, page 3
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GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
The Hobart Town Gazette and Southern Reporter (Tas. : 1816-1821) Saturday 24 June 1820, page 1
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CROWN LANDS. SALE AT HOBART
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954) Wednesday 4 April 1917, page 6
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SUPREME COURT. WEDNESDAY. (Before Sir Valentine Fleming, Knight, Chief Jubtice.)
The Hobart Town Daily Mercury (Tas. : 1858-1860) Thursday 3 June 1858, page 3
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Classified Advertising
The Hobart Town Courier (Tas. : 1827-1839) Friday 29 January 1836, page 1
Advertising
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STRICKLAND.
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954) Monday 5 March 1917, page 6
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS.
The Courier (Brisbane, Qld. : 1861-1864) Tuesday 7 January 1862, page 2
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2009-06-03 20:47:49.0
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS.
The Courier (Brisbane, Qld. : 1861-1864) Tuesday 7 January 1862, page 2
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INSOLVENT CASES For hearing before Mr. Commissioner Macdowell. THURSDAY, JUNE 5.
The Courier (Hobart, Tas. : 1840-1859) Tuesday 3 June 1845, page 2
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Classified Advertising
The Courier (Hobart, Tas. : 1840-1859) Saturday 29 May 1847, page 1
Advertising
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YOUNG GUARDS' PARADE. DRILLS AND DISCOMFORTS. SPECIAL EXEMPTIONS.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848-1954) Wednesday 12 July 1911, page 11
News
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YOUNG GUARDS' PARADE. DRILLS AND DISCOMFORTS. SPECIAL EXEMPTIONS.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848-1954) Wednesday 12 July 1911, page 11
News
2009-11-19 21:57:24.0Referring j cstcrdiiy to Hie leading article
lu "The Argus" iritinsing the arrange-1
monis for winter panules of cadets, the
ndpitant general (Colonel Wallack) slated
that the depirtmcnt wus doing ever) ming
possible to minimise hardships nnd discom
fort Hie regulations pro» tiled thal the

Referring yesterday to the leading article
in "The Argus" criticising the arrange-
ments for winter parades of cadets, the
adjutant-general (Colonel Wallack) stated
that the department was doing everything
possible to minimise hardships and discom-
fort. The regulations pro» tiled thal the

Family Notices
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954) Saturday 12 September 1891, page 4
Family Notices
2009-11-19 21:52:44.0Triífitt.-On September 3, 1891. at her ,
sister's residence. Back Ki vor, Elizibeth,
wife of J. F. Ti ¡flit t, of Grnssy Hill, River
(>usc, in the 07th year of her ngo.
Triffitt.—On September 3, 1891, at her
sister's residence, Back River, Elizibeth,
wife of J. F. Triffitt, of Grassy Hill, River
Ouse, in the 67th year of her age.
LOWER DERWENT.
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954) Monday 16 November 1903, page 6
News
2009-11-19 21:47:43.0Concerning Rrdgewotor-road, the
chairman read two letters ho had receiv-
ed horn ratepayers It was agreed to
spend £5 on this road, Trustoo Cockerill
to attend to this matter
Two tenders for work on old Arundel
road, were received, that of 1 E Min-
shull being tho lowest at £7 9s w as io
cepted
dne It was decided that if not paid bv
28th of present monta the chairman
should instruct col'ector to take proceed
mgi against all defjultons for recovery
of some
Account amounting to £3 6s was pahs
ed for payment
Concerning Bridgewater-road, the
chairman read two letters he had receiv-
ed from ratepayers. It was agreed to
spend £5 on this road ; Trustee Cockerill
to attend to this matter.
Two tenders for work on old Arundel-
road, were received, that of T. E. Mar-
shall being the lowest at £7 9s., was ac-
cepted.
due. It was decided that if not paid by
28th of present month the chairman
should instruct collector to take proceed-
ings against all defaulters for recovery
of same.
Account amounting to £3 6s. was pass-
ed for payment.
LOWER DERWENT.
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954) Monday 16 November 1903, page 6
News
2009-11-19 21:44:15.0Only one tendor for rubbling near Den-
mark was received, which was consider'
stone breaking Trustee J E Triffitt
w as requested to try and get someone to
take the job An oiler to supply horse
from Sir Tames Ti lflitt for work on Up-
per Back River road
Only one tender for rubbling near Den-
mark was received, which was consider-
stone breaking. Trustee J. E. Triffitt
was requested to try and get someone to
take the job. An offer to supply horse
from Mr. James Triffitt for work on Up-
per Back River-road.
LOWER DERWENT.
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954) Monday 16 November 1903, page 6
News
2009-11-19 21:42:44.0Tlie monthly meeting of the trust waa
held on the 7th inst, at Mr B Jacob i
house Prozent - Messrs T Marshall
(chairman) T W Huno, J E Tnfhtt,
James Reynolds and W J Cockerill
Mr A T W Downie in reference to
vvatei near o d störe», offered to do all
labour, providing the trust mipplied
pipe*, for same This the trust agreed
to do
The monthly meeting of the trust was
held on the 7th inst, at Mr. B. Jacob's
house. Present:— Messrs. T. Marshall
(chairman), F. W. Hune, J. E. Triffitt,
James Reynolds and W. J. Cockerill.
Mr. A. T. W. Downie in reference to
water near old stores, offered to do all
labour, providing the trust supplied
pipes, for same. This the trust agreed
to do.
SHIPPING. ARRIVALS.—OCTOBER 1[?].
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954) Tuesday 14 October 1862, page 4
News
2009-11-19 21:35:56.0uootnctnng (s ), 400 tons. Captain Chatfield, from Rockhampton
6th Instant. Passengers-Messrs Manton, Nlssor, Ledger, and 7 I
in tho steerage. A. S. N. Co., agents. I
Williams (s.), 300 ton», Captain Knight, from Brisbane 11th in-
stant. Pafsengers-Messrs Trifitt, Wilson, Dickon«, Robortson I
and servant, Kingsmill, M'Kiy, Hawdon, Gillespie, Cruikíhank, i
CornlBh, Walker, Muldoon, Jackson, and 31 in the steorago.
A. H. N. Co , agents. I
Afrique, 1 rcm.li barque, 440 tons, Captain Balsea, fiom Foo-
chow 20th Jul>. Brown and Co., agents.
Black Dog, schooner, 1!>0 lona, Captain Linklater, from New
Caledonia, Captain, agent. I
ARRlFALsTTooTOnun IS.
Boomerang (s ), 400 tons, Captain Chatfield, from Rockhampton
6th Instant. Passengers—Messrs. Manton, Nisser, Ledger, and 7
in the steerage. A. S. N. Co., agents.
Williams (s.), 300 tons, Captain Knight, from Brisbane 11th in-
stant. Passengers—Messrs. Trifitt, Wilson, Dickens, Robertson
and servant, Kingsmill, M'Kay, Hawdon, Gillespie, Cruikshank,
Cornish, Walker, Muldoon, Jackson, and 31 in the steerage.
A. S. N. Co., agents.
Afrique, French barque, 440 tons, Captain Balsen, from Foo-
chow 20th July. Brown and Co., agents.
Black Dog, schooner, 130 tons, Captain Linklater, from New
Caledonia, Captain, agent.
ARRIVALS,—October 13.
Advertising
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954) Friday 19 November 1886, page 1
Advertising
2009-10-21 19:22:43.0Tho reglet you ai e kind enough to express
than reciprocal, since my dcpaiture néces-
sitâtes practically a loss to me of so many
I nm the moro pleased at having received
which my wife and I have invariably re
ccived at your hands.
trict, wo feel we should fall short of out
duty to our family should we not rmnove to
also adonis more advantages in bringing
On behalf of Mrs. Lethbridge as well aa
myself, permit ino to thunk each of you
again foi your very kind wiahes for the
future welfare of oin selves and childi cn,
) i R. ,W. LETHBRIDGE.
Tregear, Molle street, Hobart,
November 13, 1F8Ö. k5"7
The regret you are kind enough to express
than reciprocal, since my departure neces-
sitates practically a loss to me of so many
I am the more pleased at having received
which my wife and I have invariably re-
ceived at your hands.
trict, we feel we should fall short of our
duty to our family should we not remove to
also affords more advantages in bringing
On behalf of Mrs. Lethbridge as well as
myself, permit me to thank each of you
again for your very kind wishes for the
future welfare of ourselves and children,
R. W. LETHBRIDGE.
Tregear, Molle-street, Hobart,
November 13, 1886. k577
Advertising
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954) Friday 19 November 1886, page 1
Advertising
2009-10-21 19:18:55.0A. MoDowall, Esq., Warden, Bothwell.
, MY DEAR SIR,-In replying to the lettor
behalf of tho Bothwell community, permit
ine in the first placo to thank you all sin-
cerely for your very kind expi estions of good-
will and est em, which nevertheless I feel
I do not sufficiently drsci \ c.
A. McDowall, Esq., Warden, Bothwell.
MY DEAR SIR,—In replying to the letter
behalf of the Bothwell community, permit
me in the first place to thank you all sin-
cerely for your very kind expressions of good-
will and esteem, which nevertheless I feel
I do not sufficiently deserve.
Advertising
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860-1954) Friday 19 November 1886, page 1
Advertising
2009-10-21 19:17:13.0Bothwell, 18th October, 1886. >
Arthur.Mandeville, Dennistoun
, R. L. Miller, Bothwell , .,
Emily G. Miller, Bothwoll
C. McKnc, Selma '
A. A. Reid, Ratho < ii ' '
'Fredk. McDowall, Kati ino Vale
E. L. Archer. Norwood ,
. Alice M. Nicholas, Nant - '
Mary A. Slattery, Nant l n'
, Louisa Eastman, Nant '
' 'Louisa Watson, Nant '
1 Sarah J. Triffet, Nant
Chailotte Mcllowall, Logan .
EvaM. MoDowall, Logan
Lizz.io Reid MoDowall, Logan
1 ' Lucy M. Roid, Ratho
. M. S. Reid, Ratho '
, Jano Williams, Ratho ,-i
, William Howells, Hermitage
Mrs. W. Howells, Hcimitago '
I Mrs. E. Nicholas, Meadsfield
i Henry E. Gage, Heimituge
j ? ' Mrs. H. Gage, Hermitage
I Mrs. M. J. Nicholas, Cluny
I , J. E. Nicholas, Cluny
Chas. Hallett.-Glen Quoin
Win, Langdon, Montacute
Samuel Poiter, Wetheron
James Moyca, Bothwell
Joseph Hayes, Ci ass Marsh
> John White, Bothwell
l Daniel MeCaithy, Bothwell
1 H. T. Savage, Bothwell
A. A. Suvagc, Bothwell
H. Huiley, Bothwell
Anuio Beiesford, Bothwell
A. Borctsord, Bothwell
l John Hale, Bothwell
( G. F. Hallett, Bothwell
, ' C. W. Sims, Bothwell
George Branch, sen., Bothwell '
' John Edwards, Bothwell
> Mrs. J. Edwards, Bothwell
Simon Arnctt, Bothwell
M. A. Arnctt, Bothwell
J. G. Arnctt, Bothwell
I >0u'(Alice S. Arnett, Bothwell
: 11' Essie M. Arnett, Bothwell.
¡ REPLY. ,
Bothwell, 18th October, 1886.
Arthur Mandeville, Dennistoun
R. L. Miller, Bothwell
Emily G. Miller, Bothwell
C. McRae, Selma
A. A. Reid, Ratho
Fredk. McDowall, Katrine Vale
E. L. Archer, Norwood
Alice M. Nicholas, Nant
Mary A. Slattery, Nant
Louisa Eastman, Nant
Louisa Watson, Nant
Sarah J. Triffet, Nant
Charlotte McDowall, Logan
Eva M. McDowall, Logan
Lizzie Reid McDowall, Logan
Lucy M. Reid, Ratho
M. S. Reid, Ratho
Jane Williams, Ratho
William Howells, Hermitage
Mrs. W. Howells, Hermitage
Mrs. E. Nicholas, Meadsfield
Henry E. Gage, Hermitage
Mrs. H. Gage, Hermitage
Mrs. M. J. Nicholas, Cluny
J. E. Nicholas, Cluny
Chas. Hallett, Glen Quoin
Wm. Langdon, Montacute
Samuel Porter, Wetheron
James Moyes, Bothwell
Joseph Hayes, Cross Marsh
John White, Bothwell
Daniel McCarthy, Bothwell
H. T. Savage, Bothwell
A. A. Savage, Bothwell
H. Hurley, Bothwell
Annie Beresford, Bothwell
A. Beresford, Bothwell
John Hale, Bothwell
G. F. Hallett, Bothwell
C. W. Sims, Bothwell
George Branch, sen., Bothwell
John Edwards, Bothwell
Mrs. J. Edwards, Bothwell
Simon Arnett, Bothwell
M. A. Arnett, Bothwell
J. G. Arnett, Bothwell
Alice S. Arnett, Bothwell
Essie M. Arnett, Bothwell.
REPLY.

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