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YESTERDAY'S RECEIPT OF GOLD.
THE Western and Southern Escorts arrived yesterday from the respective gold fields, and delivered at the Colonial Treasury the following quantities of gold dust:— WESTERN.—From Bathurst, 88 [?] 5 dwts 10 grs; Sofals, ...
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SYDNEY LABOUR REPORT.
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MERCANTILE AND MONEY ARTICLE.
THE Abstract of the Revenue of the colony of New South Wales, ia the Quarters ended 30th June, 1855 and 1856, respectively, showing the increase or decrease under each head thereof, ...
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CITY OF SYDNEY ELECTORAL LISTS.
A CORRECT and authenticated return or list of electors in the several wards in the electoral district of the City of Sydney for 1856-7, has been issued, and through the courtesy of the Returning Officer, the Sheriff, Mr. J. O'Neil Brenan, we have been ...
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PARRAMATTA.
AN inquest has been held at Mr. John Atkins', Carriers' Arms, Church-street, before Mr. Lyons, Coroner, on the body of a man named John Smith, labourer, employed at the Water Works, and who had been lodging at Mr. Atkins'. Bridget Quinn, servant at ...
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Advertising
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COMMERCIAL. PRODUCE CIRCULAR.
THE quantity of wool coming to hand at this time is but small, and consists principally of skin wool, nnd handwnshed wools. At this day's sale, about 75 bales were sold, and prices continue the same. ...
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BATHURST.
JULY 8.—RESTORATION OF PEACE.—The news of this importnat event, although anticipated, from the tenor of the advices broguht by the provious English mail, caused great satisfaction to our population generally. Public thanksgiving was offered in the ...
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THE STONEY CREEK DIGGINGS.
WE have received from a friend who has just returned from this gold field information which not only confirms the truth of the I reports already in circulation respecting its richness, but also proves, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that we have, within a ...
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PRICES OF SECURITIES.
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SYDNEY MARKETS.—FRIDAY.
WHEAT AND FLOUR.—The arrival of wheat from the country this week has not equalled the supply of last week, which may be attributed in some degree, if not wholly, to the wet weather. The quotations of flour have not changed, but a little more activity ...
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Advertising
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VICTORIA MARKETS.
HAY.—Notwithstanding the holidays, there has been an ample, if not an average supply. Inferior qualities have met rather better demand than last week. The subjoined quotations are a fair average:—Best hay £8 to £8 10s per ton; second ditto £6 10s to ...
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ALBURY.
JULY 6TH.—We are hourly in expectation of seeing the Gundagal steamer, with the Eureka barge in tow, coming round the bend of the river. Our last report of her was from Howlong, a distance by land of twenty miles and by river of eighty miles. She has ...
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