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REVIEW.
IN this vigorous pamphlet of thirty pages, Mr. Morehead contributes his quota towards the education controversy Bound up with the pamphlet we have Dr. Badham's letter to Mr. Robertson, as well as his pamphlet written in a form ...
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DEPARTURES FOR FOREIGN PORTS.
April 20.—R.M.S.S. Brisbane, 891, R. Balfour, for Hongkong Batavia, Singapore, via Brisbane, Somerset, and Queensland ports Passengers.—For San Francisco: Mr. R. G. Bremmer, For Marseilles: Dr. Bennett and servant. For Bombay: Mr. W. A. Ewart ...
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CHAMPION FOOT-RACE.
NEVER, perhaps, in the history of pedestrianism in this country, has any contest roused the public interest more than the great foot-race which came off at the West Maitland racecourse on Saturday last, between Frank Hewitt, ...
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THE ISABELLAS.
THE following statement has been given by Captain James Lind, of the ketch Laura Lind, on her arrival in Noumea after her cruise to the Bramton shoals. Left Pam, the north end of New Caledonia, on the 17th ...
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LABOUR SUMMARY.
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DEPARTURES FROM NEWCASTLE.
April 12.—Alphington, for Hongkon, 143 tons coal. April 13.—H D.Brookman, for Singapore, 927 tons coal. April 17. —Carl, for Hongkong, 80 tons coal. April l8. —Chepeca, for san Pedro, 680 tons coal. ...
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VESSELS LOADING.
For London.— Ann Duthie, Nyassa, Strathdon For Valparaso —Adela Helen For San Francisco. —City of Ningpo, James Atken, Iron Duke. ...
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FREIGHTS.
For London.—Wool, clean pressed, ½d, ditto, greasy, ditto, ?d; wool, clean, unpressed, ¾d, ditto greasy, ditto, ¾d, cotton, same as wool, oil (coco mut) 65s, copra, 57s 6d to 60s; tallow, 45s to 50s; copper, 5s to 40s, tin, 85s to 41s, nickel, 40s; hides, 37s 6d ...
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NAVAL.
Baracouta, 6 guns, Captain G.E. Stevens, at New Zealand. Nymphe, 9 guns, Captain Francis G. Suttle, on a cruise. Pearl, 17 guns, Commodore Hoskins, at New Zealand. Sapphire, 14 guns. Captain E. H. Murray, on cruise ...
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SHIPS' REPORTS.
THE E. AND A. S. QUEENSLAND.—This fine steamer arrived on 20th April, and reports:—35th March, 8 p. m. left Hongkong after having embarked 550 Chinese steerage passengers; procceded for Singapore, arriving the morning of 31st. 3rd April, ...
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Family Notices
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INSOLVENCIES FOR THE MONTH.
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MONETARY AND MERCANTILE REVIEW.
The short space between the departure of the Californian and Suez mail is seldom productive of any additional items of news to add to that transmitted by the former. The past week is no exception to the rule, as the only circumstance ...
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SCHNAPPER, FISHING.—The following is by "Specialities" in the Queenslander:—Who that has shared in that noble sport would compare it with any such crafty device as salmon fishing! There is no necessity for those ...
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SHIPPING SUMMARY.
April 21.— Dunkeld, barque, 699, Dennett, from London, 90 days. April 23. —Osaka, barque, 527, Lowe, from Start Point, 92 days. ...
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ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
April 21.—Henry Lippitt, schooner, 700, Howes, from New York. April 23.—Andrew Reid, ship, 790, Hill, from Java. April 25.—Alexandra, barque 368, Lamont, from Probolingo. ...
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DEPARTURES FOR ENGLAND.
April 16.—Glengairn, ship, 895, Fimister, for London Passengers—Miss Mattley, Messrs. Bashan and Skiratt. Cargo:2280 bales wool, 1793 bags nickel ore, 100 tons 558 bags copra, 4003 ingots tin, 22 casks tallow, 121 tons chrome ore, 846 cakes 642 ...
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