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MERCANTILE AND MONEY ARTICLE.
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THE JUDGES IN VICTORIA: HAS THE GOVERNOR POWER TO SUSPEND THEM?
IN our report of the debate in Parliament on the ninth clause of the bill to consolidate the law relating to the Constitution of the Supreme Court, and in Mr. Ireland's opinion, which we have given in extenso ...
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TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGES. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.] FORBES.
CONSIDERABLE traffic is springing up between Forbes and the new canal now cutting about 160 miles down the river. An old man, named Patrick Davy, died suddenly a ...
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THE NEW WESTERN GOLD-FIELD.
THE great topic of interest here, at present, is the proposal to throw open the Glanmire estate as a gold field. The land has been purchased for £20,000 by a company of gentlemen, from Sir William Ve[?]ner, who ...
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GOULBURN.
The escort takes down 70 oz. 6 dwts. gold. ...
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TAMBAROORA.
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THE MAIL SERVICE VIA TORRES STRAITS.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Queensland Daily Guardian, writing to that journal, asks—"What prevents a monthly English Mail via Torres Straits being at once established? Do not the Queensland or ...
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BRISBANE.
The Talgai reefs give promise of great richness. Some of the stuff just crushed yielded fifteen ounces to the ton. ARRIVED.—City of Brisbane (s.), from Sydney; ...
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MELBOURNE.
The whole of the land open for selection at Hamilton has been taken up by seventy-five applicants. The land is considered the best in the western districts. At Geelong, twelve selectors took up ...
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SAFI.
STRONG pinions bore Safi the Dreamer Through the wheel and the wirl of a race; And the Earth, raying up in confusion, Like a sea, thundered under his face. ...
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FIXITY OF TENURE.
SIR,—In the Herald of 4th instant you state, "the squatters are not united on the land question." Allow me to remark that I am on old resident in the colony amongst squatters of every grade, constantly coming in contact with them, ...
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ADELAIDE.
To-morrow will be observed as a close holiday. The Governor holds a levee at Government House. The ball will take place on Friday. The net cost of extra steam postal service, caused ...
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EXECUTION FOR MURDER.
GEORGE GIBSON, alias Paddy Tom, found guilty at lost Bathurst Assizes of the murder of Alexander Musson, at the Pyramul, was executed within the precincts of the gaol on Saturday morning. He ...
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LATER EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN NEWS.
Thirteen Commanders of the Bath, and twenty-seven Knights of the Grand Cross, have been gazetted. The Colonial Naval Defence Bill has been read a ...
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THE LATE MR. ANGUS M'MILLAN, THE EXPLORER.
BY the death of Mr. Angus M'Millon, the loss of an old colonist, deservedly esteemed, has to be deplored. Mr. M'Millan's name is closely identified with the discovery and progress of the rich district of Gipps ...
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THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
THE following notifications appear in yesterday's Government Gazette:— WARIALDA.—An Order has been made by the Governor and Executive Council, dated 10th May, 1865, empowering ...
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PARRAMATTA.
LECTURE ON ENDOWMENTS.—A lecture was delivered on Monday evening, in St. John's Parochial Schoolroom, by the Rev. R. L. King, upon the subject of endowments. The lecture was postponed from the previous ...
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