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Advertising : 2,380 wordsLORD & HUGHES report:- Wheat.—Sales have been made of fair-sized parcels at 6s 2d for prime Northern, and for ordinary quality, 5s 1d to 5s l½d; inferior descriptions have found buyers ...
Article : 139 wordsPresent—Messrs. J. Watson (Chairman), Badenoch, Overheu, and Crouch. Minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed. ...
Article : 820 wordsJ. H. Clough & Co. report—Wool.—During the week several small lots of greasy and hand-washed descriptions have been disposed of at full rates. The new clip continues to arrive, ...
Article : 430 wordsThe first day of the Murrumbidgee Turf Club, which holds its meeting at Wagga Wagga, commenced on Wednesday last. The ancient (Jounterjumper led off by ...
Article : 678 wordsOn Tuesday 140 bales Tasmanian and Victorian were quitted at from 1s to 1s 2d per lb. Kents have also changed hands at ls 4d to 1s 5d, depending on quality. As the season advances there is every prospect of a ...
Article : 53 wordsIT is a difficult problem to solve—How best to dispose of those waifs of humanity that vice, poverty, and ill-health from time to time bequeath to the public care. ...
Article : 592 wordsSept. 27—Coorong, s.s., Dowell master, from Adelaide. Passengers—Mrs. Umpherston, and Messrs. Innes, Jones, Macgugan, Mclntyre, Sinclair, and Umpherston, in saloon; 12 in steerage. Lord & Co., ...
Article : 110 wordsSeptember 20.—Coorong, steamer, Dowell master, from Melbourne, Ports MacDonnell and Rivoli. J. Grice & Co., agents. September 25.—Coorong. steamer, Dowell master, ...
Article : 96 wordsGeorge H. C. Mann, telegraph master, was charged on the information of J. Besley, Corporation Inspector, with having on the night of September 25 allowed one of his chimneys to ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 205 wordsMr. Henry Varley having announced that he would make a statement at the Temperancehall last night, "concerning the erection of the proposed Metropolitan Tabernacle, and his ...
Article : 843 wordsGreat disappointment was felt here to-day when it was Known that the mail had arrived but no bag containing the Border Watch; and no one knew where it had gone. The guard ...
Article : 367 wordsWe quote to-day:—Wheat 5s 1½d to 5s 2d per bushel for parcels at the Port. Flom, country, £10 15s to £11 7s 6d per ton, at Port; do, town, £12 per ton at the Port; bran, 16d to 17d ...
Article : 131 wordsIT is now clear we are in for a row with Afghanistan. Whatever may be the cause of the Ameer's attitude—whether it is due to the fear of British aggressiveness ...
Article : 3,219 wordsWM. DEAN reports:- Fet Sheep.—The market this week was a very brisk one, and was fairly supplied with inferior to prime mutton. With the exception of one lot the market ...
Article : 168 wordsMessrs. Luxmoore & Co. report as follows:- We held our usual produce sale on Thursday, September 26, when a full catalogue, comprising sheepskins, hides, tallow, leather, &c., &c., was submitted ...
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Border Watch (Mount Gambier, SA : 1861 - 1954), Wed 2 Oct 1878, Page 2
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