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INSOLVENCIES DURING THE MONTH.
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SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Municipal Council of Sydney was held yesterday afternoon, at the Town Hall, Wynyard-square. There were present—Aldermen Butler, Bradford, Kidman, Chapman, Sutherland, Kippax, Pritchard, Steel, Merriman, Macintosh, and ...
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THE ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF THE PRINCE.
THE unanimous sentiment of commiseration and regret heard throughout this community, expressed in all forms of execration, indignation, and sorrwo, leaves no doubt that such crimes ...
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STOCK AND STATION CIRCULARS.
BREWSTER AND TREBECK.—Stations: There has been no improvement in the demand for Northern sheep stations since our last monthly circular. Properties of this class have been and are still offered at considerable reductions on former quotations, ...
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SYMPATHY FOR THE PEOPLE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
AT an indignation meeting held in Adelaide, South Australin, on Monday afternoon, the 16th instant, in [?]he Town Hall of that city, a resolution of sympathy with the people of New South wales, that the reception by them of the ...
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COMMERCIAL.
BARTON AND MELHADO.—The reduction in the rate of interest allowed by the banks on deposits for time to 2, 3, and 4 per cent., coupled with the rate of discount unaltered, and an improved state of the trade and commerce of the country, naturally leads ...
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PRODUCE CIRCULARS.
IRWIN AND TUENER.—Wool: The arrivals during the present month show a considerable falling off with those of February; this must be expected, as the bulk of the season's clip has passed through our market. Our catalogues during that period have ...
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VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.
A MOST unquestionable impetus has been given everything appertaining to the Volunteer Force by the passing of the Volunteer Act of last session, and the Regulations that have been framed under it. Almost every company ...
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SYDNEY EXPORT REPORT.
FREDERICH EASWORTH.—Wool: The weather lately his been more settled. The wool drays that were detained on the roads by the previous heavy rains have arrived more freely than last month, enabling the vessels then on the berth to be dispatched ...
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TREASON FELONY ACT.
ON Wednesday, 18th March, the Premier, Mr. Martin from his place in the Legislative Assembly moved the suspension of the Standing Orders, to allow of a bill to make treason felony, to pass through all its stages in one day. To justify this motion, ...
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PROPERTY CIRCULARS.
RICHARDSON AND WRENCH.—A more active market has existed during the month, but no speculation, and we have to report a continued want of confidence in every thing but really permanent city investments. Unimproved lots, both city and suburban, ...
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SYDNEY LABOUR MARKET.
WILLIAM BROWN.—The labour market is well attended by m[?]ehanies of most classes, and by ploughmen, farm-servants. hus[?], gardeners and general labourers for country work, and also by a large number of applicants requi[?]ing light employment ...
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