October 18.—General Lee, ship, 967, Cruikshank, from Liverpool, 89 days. ...
Article : 15 wordsAFTER holding office for nearly two years, the Government of Mr. Martin has at last been placed in a position which has imposed upon it the necessity for deliberation in regard to its future course. The ...
Article : 2,347 wordsSeptember 30.—Helen, barque, 360, Evans, from Foo Chow. October 4.—Ruahine, (s.), 1500, Beal, from Panama. October 6.—Primaguet, French frigate, 12 guns, Bochet. October 7.—Esk, barque, 380, Nobbs, from Vancouver's ...
Article : 57 wordsOctober 15.—Brucklay Castle, ship, 1014, Smart, for London. Passengers—Captain Stevens, Messrs. Hans, Wills, and 6 in the steerage. Cargo: 2581 bales wool, 110 bales 2 pockets cotton, 4 bales skins, 790 pieces 385 plates 4306 ingots copper, 6469 hides, ...
Article : 179 wordsTHE number of men employed in the Road Department during the last month was 1600, with 22 superintendents and overseers of all grades in the field, together with three cadets. On the Southern Road the greater number of the ...
Article : 2,744 wordsFor Shanghai.—September 28, Dundonald, ship, 591, Kowley; October 2, Harlaw, ship, 894, Phillips; 9, Lansdown, ship, 716, Spowort; 16, Fromm, schooner, 196, Lutgen; 20, Compadre, ship, 800, Downward. ...
Article : 87 wordsSeptember 26.—Western Empire, Rogers, for Shanghai, with 1560 tons coal. September 28.—Bessie, Simmons, for Shanghai, with 363 tons coal. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 41 wordsFor London.—Agnes Rose, ship, 991, Purvis; Alexander Duthie, ship, 1120, Douglas; Strathnavar, ship, 1070, Fowler; Walter Hood, ship, 900, Latto. ...
Article : 24 wordsThe Kaikoura (Panama line), sailed on 1st October. The Ruahine (Panama line), arrived on 4th October. The Bombay (Suez line), arrived on 16th October. ...
Article : 28 wordsBOMBAY.—The P. and O. Co.'s s.s. Bombay, Captain Burne, arrived on 16th instant, punctually to her contract time, despite the detention caused by the accident to the company's steamer Surat. The Bombay left Galle at 4.30 p.m. ...
Article : 743 wordsOF new city buildings, few of any importance have been commenced this month, but many are projected; and those in progress are rapidly approaching completion. The first half of the foundation of St. Mary's Cathedral is being ...
Article : 778 wordsTHE event to which the attention of Volunteers, in this colony has been principally directed during the past month is the approaching "Wimbledon" of New South Wales, or in other words the annual prize meeting of the Rifle ...
Article : 1,232 wordsTELEGRAPH (s.).—This splendid ship, belonging to the A. S. N. Co., perhaps the fastest vessel ever in these waters, was totally wrecked by striking a rock off Perpendicular Point on the 9th instant, at 9.30 a.m. The Telegraph left Sydney at 5 p.m. on ...
Article : 537 wordsAT the date of out last Summary the railway policy of the present Government was before Parliament, and only a few hours before we went to press on that occasion the Assembly had determined by a majority of 32 to 23 to go ...
Article : 2,721 wordsLADY YOUNG, (s.)—This vessel ran on shore off B[?]ard Head on the night of the 4th instant, while on her passage from. Brisbane to the northern ports of Queensland. She was subsequently got off, and came on to Sydney fo[?]epairs. ...
Article : 43 wordsFor London.—Freights this month rule as follows:—Wool (clean), 2/8d to 1d; greasy, 3/4d and 5 per cent.; oil (ooocanut), 85s[?] sperm, 100s; hides, bones, and borns, 40s.; copper ore, 25s; copper, 28s; rugs, 80s; bark, 75s; wheat, 45s to 50s; Kauni gum ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 23 Oct 1867, Page 7
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