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Article : 14 wordsTHIS DAY.—Souvenir, for Geelong; Voyageur, for Melbourne via Newcastle; and Twins, for Melbourne. ...
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Article : 32 wordsOctober 8.—Bank of England, from London: 95 casks beer, Thacker and Co.; 50 hogsheads and 50 casks beer, 20 hogsheads rum, 19 quarter-casks Spanish wine, 10 hotheads brandy, Syers, Brothers: 135 hogsheads 134 ...
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Article : 36 wordsMails will close at the Post Office as follows:— FOR LONDON.—By the Oriental, this day, at noon. FOR BOMBAY.—By the Bormondsey, this evening, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 47 wordsA VERY limited quantify of goods have arrived during the week, and supplies of Flour, Sugar, Tea, Tobacco, Fruit, Brandy, Gin, Cigars, Grain, and Provisions of all descriptions, fall far short of our demand; a very good ...
Article : 318 wordsMELBOURNE,—Arrivals: September 25. Barbara Gordon and Washington, from Adelaide, with two passengers: Hirondelle, from Sydney. 27 Tory, from Wellington, New Zealand, with 178 passengers. 20. Phantom, from ...
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Article : 930 wordsALTHOUGH unmarked by any incident of pecular moment, yet the past week has added forcibly to the oft-expressed conviction, that we need but population and moderate weather, to convince even the most captious, that ...
Article : 548 wordsTHE news by the Bank of England is only to the end of June, which is not as late as that previously received, but as we have a pretty full file of papers for ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 9 Oct 1852, Page 6
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