The Maitland Mercury and Hunter River General Advertiser, Thu 9 Sep 1880 ¹

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
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(From the Herald, Echo, and Evening News.)
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CONDOBOLIN.

Monday.

    (Echo.)—Great indignation is being expressed here at the miserably small courthouse the Government is about to build, which will be entirely insufficient to meet the requirements of this important district, being no larger than the present one, and without even an office for the CPS.

    The want of rain is badly felt, and unless there is a heavy fall of rain within the next 10 days there will be no prospect of a wheat crop.

    Shearing is general throughout the district. Large quantities of wool are passing for Sydney.

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The National Advocate, Wed 8 May 1901 ²

A CONDOBOLIN ACCIDENT.
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Condobolin, Tuesday.

    Yesterday a laborer named Jones, while working on the scaffolding at the new cells at the court-house, slipped and fell to the ground, fracturing one of his legs.

 

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¹     The Maitland Mercury and Hunter River General Advertiser, Thu 9 Sep 1880, p. 3. Emphasis added.

²     The National Advocate, Wed 8 May 1901, p. 3.

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