. Natal province : descriptive guide and official hand-book . Newcastle 200. Town Hall, Newcastle comfortable hotels and several boarding-houses. The principal societies andinstitutions are : the Agricultural Society, library and reading-room, Literaryand Dramatic Society, Masonic and other lodges, several sporting clubs, andtwo rifle associations. The Anglican, Roman Catholic, Wesleyan, Presbyterian,and Dutch Reformed bodies have places of worship here, while the scholasticestablishments include a Government school and Dominican Convent. A weeklynewspaper is printed in Newcastle called the Ne
. Natal province : descriptive guide and official hand-book . Newcastle 200. Town Hall, Newcastle comfortable hotels and several boarding-houses. The principal societies andinstitutions are : the Agricultural Society, library and reading-room, Literaryand Dramatic Society, Masonic and other lodges, several sporting clubs, andtwo rifle associations. The Anglican, Roman Catholic, Wesleyan, Presbyterian,and Dutch Reformed bodies have places of worship here, while the scholasticestablishments include a Government school and Dominican Convent. A weeklynewspaper is printed in Newcastle called the Newcastle Advertiser. The principal products of the town and neighbourhood are : wool, coal,tobacco, and maize. There are several coal mines in the vicinity, and withthe existing railway facilities, the natural expansion of trade, and the goodseams which have been recently opened up, the output should increaseconsiderably. Fort Arniel looks down upon Newcastle from the north-west. On the occupation of Newcastle by the Boers during the war theychristened the town Viljoensdor
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