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EXHIBITION BUILDING.
COMING events are said to cast their shadows before them; but no shadow rested for a moment on the brilliant and hospitable entertainment given last evening by Mr. Young (the contractor for the Intercolonial Exhibition Building, ...
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TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGES.
A RICH reef has been discovered at Glen Elgin. From the Lunatic Reef, 4 lbs. weight of quartz yielded 23 ounces of gold. ...
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GRAFTON.
The Ballina (s.) arrived this evening, and sails on Saturday morning. Weather dull, and raining. ...
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MELBOURNE.
Messrs. Degraves and Halfey have been nominated for the Southern provinces. The forgers of bank-notes at Benalla have been committed for trial. ...
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HOBART TOWN.
Mr. Hopkins, on his eighty-third birthday, laid the foundation-stone of a memorial church, to commemorate the introduction of Congregationalism by the late Rev. Frederick Miller. ...
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ADELAIDE.
Mr. Hughes has given notice of a series of resolutions as the basis of an Education Bill; it affirms that the present system is unsatisfactory, and a more secular one is necessary; recommends payment by ...
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BOROUGH COUNCIL.
WATERLOO.—The usual fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Council of Waterloo was held on Wednesday, 10th August, at half-past 7 o'clock p.m., and "a call of the whole Council" was made for this meeting in accordance ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
FROM Melbourne we have files to the 15th instant. A distressing case of suicide was discovered on Friday at the Melbourne Club Hotel (the Argus reports), corner of Stephen and Little Bourke streets. Mr. Philip Francis ...
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