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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A report reached here to-day, that Morgan, who was in company with another man en route for Gipps Land, was captured at Chalker's, and that both have been lodged in Cooma gaol. ...
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FORBES.
The water in the lagoon surrounding Forbes is falling rapidly, and the river is gradually getting lower. Several stores in town are still flooded. ...
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GOULBURN.
A man and his wife named Abbey were drowned in attempting to cross a creek near Gabbengullen, a few miles from Goulburn. ...
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KIAMA.
THE town of Kiama has within the last few hours been somewhat excited by a rumour that the murderer and bushranger Morgan, a native of Appin, was in this district, and the rumour became strengthened ...
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MAURITIUS.
Advices give the following quotations of prices of sugar:—White first quality, 8 dollars to 8 dollars 25 cents; fine yellow crystallised, 5 dollars 70 cents to 5 dollars 78 cents; fine yellow, 7 dollars 25 cents; ...
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WAGGA WAGGA.
Much alarm is felt here, the river having risen to flood level with the bank, and is still rising. Weather cold and showery. Tuesday, 5 p.m. ...
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TOWN AND COUNTRY NEWS
STEAM WASHING MACHINE.—Mr. Williamson, the palent[?]e of a stream washing machine, has recently erected one of his large steam machines for the P. and O. Company, near the Dry Dock, Waterview Bay, Balmain. The ...
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VOLUNTEER NEWS.
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CORONER'S INQUESTS.
DETERMINED SUICIDE.—The inquest concerning the death of Robert Sandon Eliett, begun before the City Coroner on Monday, was resumed and concluded on Tuesday. Mr. J. G. Waller deposed that deceased was in every ...
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YOUNG.
Four Chinese were charged, at the Young Police Court, this Morning, with mining within the proclaimed Chinese boundary line. Each of the defendants had s miner's right. Mr. Manby, the solicitor, contended ...
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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
GOLF FIELDS.—With reference to the notice in the Government Gazette, of 15th October, 1861, respecting the division of the then "Southern" Gold District of the colony into two separate districts, under the appellation of the ...
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BRISBANE.
Parliament re-assembled to-day. In the Upper House there was not a quorum present. In the Assembly the Government appeared very weak. Mr. Herbert introduced a bill authorising the resumption ...
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MELBOURNE.
The trial of the Collingwood Bank robbers is fixed for Monday. ARRIVED.—Rangatira (s.) from Adelaide; Pet, from Newcastle; Lady Egidia, from Greenock. ...
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GARDINER, HOSIE, AND PEISLEY.
FROM the letter of the Sydney Correspondent of the Bathurst Times, which appeared in that journal of Wednesday, the 13th instant, we quote the following passages. The writer says:— ...
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE BELLIRINGERS AT THE ASYLUM POR DESTITUTE CHILDREN, RANDWICK.—At the request of Alderman Raphael, these great artists gave their voluntary services at a performance at the above ...
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LECTURES.
ON Monday evening, Mr. Hargrave—Reader in General Jurisprudence of the University of Sydney, and late Attorney-General of thia colony—delivered at the Supreme Court his tenth lecture on "The Studies and Education of the Legal Profession." The ...
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ADELAIDE.
The South Australian Gas Company propose a dividend of 8 per cent. for the past half-year. A rifle match between the City Club and Strathalbyn Club, eight of the best shots in the colony on ...
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