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FRESH WATERFROM SALT WATER.
SIR,—As an addition to the [?]genious me to described in your issue of to-day, the following description of the meies emploted many years ago to perorm the same operatiosn may be interesting, and perhaps useful, to some ...
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MERCANTILE AND MONEY ARTICLE.
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TRUNKEY CREEK QUARTZ REEFS.
WE have always been anxious, in publishing news about new gold-fields, to arrive at the truth of the matter before doing so; as we are aware of the incalculable damage that may be doen to perhaps hundreds of people, by spreading a ...
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CRUIKSHANK'S WORSHIP OF BACCHUS.
SIR,—I am glad to find, by the home papers, that this celebrated painting, with its one thousand figures. which Mr. Cruikshan spent seven years of his life in perfooting, is now—after being exhibited before the Queen, and in the ...
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MR. TOWLER'S OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
MR. TOWLER has written to us in reply to Mr. Cracknell's comments on his telegraph scheme, which we reprinted in the Register of June 9 from the Sydney Morning Herald of May 24. ...
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To the Editor of the Herald.
SIR,—In reading over my letter, which appears in this day's issue of your paper, I find that parts of two s[?]ntences have been transposed, thereby quite destroying the sense of the paragraphs in which they occur. ...
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To the Editor of the Herald.
SIR,—I should feel obliged by your inserting the following:— Was the steam cooking apparatus at the Randwick Aslum tendered for in Sydney? If not, who anthorised ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
The following telegram from Gympie appears in the Courier, dated July 2:—"Two buckets of magnificent specimens were obtained to-day in No. 1 South, California. The prespectors on the Bristol reef have come on a heavy ...
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AMERICAN SCHOOLS.
SIR,—I think your correspondent, "Massachusetts," must be under some mit take when he says that "public education in Americans a failure." If it be a failure, the, people must be unable to read and ...
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VICTORIA.
Separation Day in Melbourne was not very lively, as the Argus reports:—"The holiday in honour of Separation Day was a dull affair, and its experience afforded another argument against national holidays in the winter time— ...
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THE GOLD-FIELDS.
NOGO.—The Moruya Teole[?]aph states—Our latest advices from the Mego gold field are very satisfactory. We are informed that several parties have had quiet a run of luck lately, and that all are doing pretty well. ...
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THE FARMER'S FRIEND.
SIR,—Your Cudgegong correspondent writes to asecrtain if sugar has yet been made from the juice of the Imphee, and what process should be adopted in order to make it on a small scale, &c. ...
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SUTTON FOREST NORTH' AND SUTTON FOREST SOUTH.
SIR,—In reference tooo letter signed "Daylight," which appeared in your issue of the 20th instant, I consider that the Postmaster-General has acted most judiciously in substiluting the name of Sutton Forest North for that of Moss ...
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