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SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR EUROPE. PER ORIENT COMPANY'S STEAMER AUSTRAL.
The Crown Lands Bill, introduced by Mr. Brunker, in still engaging the attention of the Legislative Assembly, and although it has now b[?]n under consideration in Committee for the last ...
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Family Notices
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MINING.
Mining operations during the past fortnight have fluctuated considerably. At the commencement of the term the value of all properties was somewhat held in check, owing to the lightness of the money ...
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SHIPPING.
Arrivals from the United Kingdom and foreign ports.—July 4, Dundee, four-masted schooner, 1998 tons, from Montrose July 6, Alexandrine, German warship, 2370 tons, from Wilhelmshaven. July 7, ...
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SPORTING.
The Australian Jockey Club held their first winter meeting at Randwick on the 6th instant, and the management have reason to feel satisfied with the success achieved on that occasion. The ...
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THE WEATHER—AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL.
July as far as it has advanced, has been unmistakably moist, and as with the moisture has come mild temperature, the effect on the pastures has been very beneficial. The farmers would prefer loss ...
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OFFICIAL.
The Royal Commissioner (Mr. C. E. Pilcher, Q.C.) appointed to deal with the serious charge made by Mr. John Deasy, M.P., against the Post Office of this colony has lost no time in discharging ...
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PORT OF NEWCASTLE.
Vessels in port.— Afahan, G. L. (s.) Golding, 2209 tons, for Java, via Sydney; Aristides, barque, Corilton, 399 tons, uncertain; Australia, barque, Jacobsen. 800 tons, uncertain, British Ambassador, ship, Panks, ...
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
The money market is without material change on the fortnight Banking accommodation is no more easily obtainable, and until the receipt of the proceeds of the wool clip, and of the new loans, there ...
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LABOUR MARKET.
Printing Trade.—Compositors on morning newspapers, 1s. 2d. per thousand. Weekly or evening papers, 1s. 1d.; other papers, 1s. per thousand for day and 1s. 1d. per thousand for night work Compositors ...
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ORDER OF ROYAL FORESTERS.
The quarterly meeting of the Supreme Court, Royal Foresters' Society, was held at their rooms, Royal Foresters' Hall, Castlereagh-street, on Thursday last, when the secretary produced his annual report and ...
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AQUATIC.
On the afternoon of Friday, the 5th July, Chris. Neilson, of Sydney, and John M'Lean, of the Richmond River, rowed a race in outriggers, over the full Parramatta course, for £200 a-side. The ...
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SOCIAL.
Since his return from Bathurst where he laid the keystone of the New Masonic Hall, his Excellency Lord Carrington has remained chiefly in Sydney. He, however, accompanied by two visitors from ...
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FOOTBALL.
The first intercolonial match under Rugby rules between the New South Wales and Victorian teams was played on the Association Cricket Ground on Saturday, July 13. The match was won by New ...
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RELIGIOUS.
The Rev. Principal Rainy, D.D., deputy from the Tree Church of Scotland, who is paying a visit to the colony, delivered a lecture on the 4th instant, in the New Centanary Hall, upon "Church ...
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THEATRICAL.
There were two "first nights" of importance on Saturday, July 6. "The Yeomon of the Guard" was produced, for the first time in Sydney, at the Theatre Royal, by Messrs. Williamson Garner, and ...
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NOXIOUS ANIMALS.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED.
Per R.M.S. Arcadla (P. and O. line), Captain W. B. Andrews, to leave sydney July 20.—For London Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Crane, Mr. H. Howard Shaw, Mr. John M. Falconer, Mr. Barnett, Mrs. ...
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THE COLLIERY DISASTER.
After the dispatch of our lost fortnightly summary the ros[?]o operations at the A. A. Company's Globe colliery were continued resolutely for a week and then abruptly suspanded in view of the ...
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