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  2. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.

    The adjourned cases against John M'Nulty, the keeper of a common gaming house in King-street; and against Philip Henry Solomon and Isaac Grounds respectively, for assisting in the conduct of such house, were proceeded with ...

    Article : 337 words
  3. DEPARTURES FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

    March 20.—Menmuir (s), 1247 tons, Captain Winthrop Ellis, for Singapore, Hongkong, and Queensland Northern ports Passengers—For Hongkong: Messrs. W R. Loxley, Gamman, H. A. Northey, G. S. Smith, Wheeler, and Yong Kee. For Singapore: ...

    Article : 295 words
  4. INTERCOLONIAL.

    The Easter encampment was a great success, about 750 men took part in the proceedings, though no pay was granted, as was the case last year.—The diamond drill, at Oakey Creek, Cooktown, was working satisfactorily. ...

    Article : 1,269 words
  5. VESSELS LOADING.

    FOR LONDON.—Damascus, Gladstone, Lieutenant Maury, Min-y-don, Sydenham, Durham (s), Sorata (s.), Chimborazo (s.). ...

    Article : 17 words
  6. H. M. SHIPS ON THE AUSTRALIAN STATION.

    Wolverene, 17 guns, Commodore Wilson, at Sydney, Emerald, 12 guns, Captan W. H. Maxwell, at Sydney; Danae, 12 guns, Captain J. C. Purvis, at Samoa; Cormorant, 6 guns, Commander James Bruce, at Auckland; Alacrity, 1 ...

    Article : 96 words
  7. SHIPS' REPORTS.

    The William Manson, barque, from Kobe, Japan, comes into port with a full cargo of rice. The vessel is still commanded by Captain Kindred, and considering the winds she has experienced, has made a very good a voyage of 45 days. The voyage was commenced ...

    Article : 896 words
  8. Advertising

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    Advertising : 2,711 words
  9. Family Notices

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    Family Notices : 1,244 words
  10. SAMOA.

    The Times relates that it was the intention of the Atua people to hoist the old Samoan flag, and form an Opposition Government to Malietoa at Lufilufi, on the 12th. The food, which is always a prominent ...

    Article : 465 words
  11. SHIPPING SUMMARY. ARRIVALS FROM ENGLAND.

    March 18.—Durham (s.), 20[?]0 tons, Captain Anderson, from Plymouth 26th January. April 6.—Sorata (s.), 2573 tons, Captain O. J. Fowler, from London 20th February, Plymouth 21st February. ...

    Article : 36 words
  12. ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS.

    March 22.—R.M.S. Normanby, 1000 tons, Captain Green, from Hongkong 19th February, and Singapore 28th February. March 22.—William Manson, barque, 362 tons, Captain Kindred, from Kobe, Japan. ...

    Article : 127 words
  13. DEPARTURES FOR ENGLAND.

    March 31.—Northampton (s.), 1173 tons, Captain Clare, for London Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. W. Muir, Mr. J. Muir. Cargo: 1555 bales wool, 1100 cases meat, 4304 hides 1289 casks tallow, 89 bales leather, 30 bales basils, 720 casks copper, 4240 ingots copper, ...

    Article : 471 words
  14. MERCANTILE REVIEW.

    THE EXPORT MARKETS.—Though the dealers and the trade generally calculated that the season would close very much earlier than in former years, they could hardly have anticipated that the supplies would fall so short at this time ...

    Article : 1,798 words
  15. MONETARY REVIEW.

    The position of some of our local banking institutions which, in common with others, maintain the high rates of discount current for months past, yet are anxious to repay the Government deposits held at 4 per cent. interest, is rather ...

    Article : 1,575 words
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