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PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE.
Adverting to the present lull, the Southern Cross of 19th ultimo remarks:—We are in possession of two pieces of information highly interesting to the country at large, and to the province of Ta[?]anaki in particular. ...
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BANK LIABILITIES AND ASSETS
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THE FITZROY IRON WORKS.
WE have much pleasure in being able to report that the first bl[?]-furnace for Iron-[?] created in the Australian colonies has during the the past month been brought into successful operation at the Fitzroy Iron Works at ...
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THE NORTHERN GOLD-FIELDS.
There has been a great deal of rain at tha Rocky River. Some of the tunnels are profiting by the abundance of water. One very favourable feature in this method of working is, that no matter how heavy the rain, no stoppage ...
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
SINCE last mail the only musical entertainment of importance has been the sixth concert for the present season of the Philharmonic Society, which took place on Wednesday, the 3rd instant, at the Masonio Hall. This was the final ...
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CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
IT was recently announced that the Government had, after protracted negotiations, succeeded in purchasing a frontage in Pitt-street abutting on the eastern ond of the site of the old Post Office. The object of this purchase ...
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RAILWAYS.
TENDERS were on the 16th instant received for o[?] No. 3, on the Great Northern Extention,—a length of fifteen miles, continu[?] the railway from Liddell to Muswellbrook. Six tenders were sent in, and the lowest was that ...
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RELIGIOUS MEMORANDA.
AT a public meeting of the members of the Church of England in the diocese of Goulburn, held at Goulburn on the 28th July, the Bishop of Goulburn in the chair, a Church Society was formed. The annual subscriptions promised, amounted to £[?] ...
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OUR GOLD-FIELDS.
THE rain that has fallen during the past month has had a much greater effect upon the labour of the diggers generally than did that of the month preceding; for, though not so heavy nor so disastrous in its results, it has ...
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INSOLVENCIES DURING THE MONTH.
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THE WESTERN GOLD-FIELDS.
With respect to the discovery of gold under Cherry-tree Hill, about nine miles from Bathurst, it is reported that a number of persons have taken up claims on it; and, since last month, a much better run of gold has been found on ...
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COUNTRY WORKS.
THE number of men employed on the main roads during the past month has been about 1900, and thirty-four off[?] The recurrence of high floods in all parts of the colony has retarded operations, although no material injury has been ...
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FURTHER REBEL SUBMISSIONS.
The New Zealand Herald of the 1st instant mentions that Sir George Grey left Auckland on the 30th ultimo, ist the Sandfly, for the Kawau. In [?] early part of the week the Miranda will take ...
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THE SOUTHERN GOLD-FIELDS.
We learn form Young that a meeting has been held there to petition the Government to remove the [?] [?] upon the working of the [?] [?] there having decided that there is no law to ...
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