THE WEATHER AND CROPS.—Since 1 last wrote you we have had some beautiful weather or the growing crops, which are, so far, propressing rapidly,. The late rains have been of ...
Article : 543 wordsI understand that these diggings are progressing fast. Lankey's party lately found two nuggets, one weighing 8 lbs, and the other [?] The party consisted entirely of ...
Article : 201 wordsIn my last I promised to send you a full sports of the debate on the second reading of the Electoral Law Amendment Bill, in the Legislative Council. At that time I had ...
Article : 1,176 wordsSir,—My attention has just been called to Mr. Trowren's letter in your paperanent Pound-keepers generally, and the one at Peel in particular, whose business it is only, to disprove ...
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Advertising : 3,709 wordsAT BATHURST, on the 4th, September, 1858, by Mr. Ford damages each:— One bay hose, A over By near should By off shoulder, star, aged, collar and saddle ...
Article : 656 wordsThe great subject of town talk at the moment horse-taming, and for more anxiety it felt as to he probability of civllising horses than was evennanifested in regard to the aborigines. ...
Article : 1,139 wordsHOPR.—A sentiment exhibited in the wag of a [?] till, waiting for a bone. "Have you improved in [?]ing".—"Not ...
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