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MERCANTILE AND MONEY ARTICLE.
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THE CLOSE OF THE SESSION.
WHEN will the present session of Parliament terminate? It has been more wordy and wearisome than any other since the inauguration of responsible government. Members of the ...
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TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGES. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.] WEST MAITLAND.
THE river is slowly rising. The back water is increasing; but the up-country news is much better. The Horseshoe-bend Embankment is standing very well. There has been a great destruction of potatoes ...
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TATTERSALL'S.—At the meeting of the members of Tattersall's Club, last evening, there was a very good attendance, and the boskmakers mustered in strong force. The betting was a little more brisk than on the previous ...
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MUSWELLBROOK.
The Hunter is rising slowly; no damage yet done. Weather fine. ...
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GOULBURN.
The weather cleared up last night. No mail from Braidwood has arrived since Saturday last. ...
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TERRARA.
There were floods hore yesterday. The damage done to crops has been moderate; but the injury sustained by roads is considerable. The Shoalhaven is now receding. The weather still seems to be ...
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THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
THE following notifications appear in yesterday's Government Gazette:— APPOINTMENTS.—Volunteer Artillery:—First Lieutenant Henry Deane, to be Captain of No. 6 Battery; First ...
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ARALUEN.
The creeks have gone down, but the valley is in a deplorable condition. It is possible to recover some of the engines. The estimated damages reaches £10,000. No lives were lost. It is the largest flood ...
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MELBOURNE.
At a meeting of the shareholders of the National Bank, the report was adopted. Messrs. Lorimer, Goodman, Dill, and Rolfe have been elected directors; the ballot was as follows—Lorimer, 1449; ...
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MURRURUNDI.
APRIL 30.—WILD DUCKS.—Never, in the memory of the oldest inhabitant, were there ever so many wild ducks to be seen as at the present time. There is not a pond, lagoon, or waterhole that is not covered with them, and vast ...
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HOBART TOWN.
Mr. Henry Parkes has arrived, and had an interview with the Government relative to Hall's line of California steamers. His proposals were not favourably received. ...
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LAUNCESTON.
A Mrs. Gannon was killed by the upsetting of a cart. Business is dull. Weather, wet. ...
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DISASTROUS RAIN STORMS AT NEWCASTLE AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD.
ON Wednesday night, at about 10 o'clock, the wet weather again set in, and rain continued to fall continuously, and at times in smart showers, till Saturday morning at half-past 11, when it came down in ...
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PARRAMATTA.
WATER SUPPLY OF PARRAMATTA.—A preliminary meet ing, for the purpose of taking into consideration the advisableness of forming a public company to supply Parramatta with water, was held at Payten's Hotel, on Tuesday ...
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ADELAIDE.
The members of the Chamber of Commerce have handed a letter, containing a series of resolutions passed by them, to Mr. Kendall and Captain Farquhar; they strongly urge that the mail steamers ...
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MAURITIUS.
FROM Port Louis we have papers to the 13th March. The following is extracted from the Commercial Advertiser:— His Excellency the Hon. A. Gordon, the new Governor of Mauritius, arrived at Port Louis on the 17th February. ...
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
BY way of Mauritius we have Natal news to the 31st January from which we gather that the finds of diamonds continued to be considerable, though at Natal there was little enthusiasm as the fields were attracting too many ...
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THE FLOOD AT WINDSOR.
MONDAY, 12 noon.—To what has already been furnished by your special reporter there is little to add. The water remained stationary all Sunday, the weather continuing unsettled and showery. The greagter part of last night it ...
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