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TOOWOOMBA.
Mr. Ball, now of Toowoom[?] and formerly a farmer in England, has reaped an acre and a half of very fine wheat from his farm. He states that he never saw a better crop during his ...
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DAWSON RIVER.
SINCE my last I have visited the thriving township of Taroom. The place has greatly improved during the las twelve months. There are two inns, and both are doing a very good ...
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To the Editor of the Chronicle.
SIR,—There is a water-hole adjoining a stockyard, and near the foot-path in Adelaide street, between the Crown and Anchor Inn and the blacksmith's shop, which I consider is very ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
SIR,—The present Government of Queen[?] has announced through one of hits member desire and determination, as far as possible ship direct to Mary borough a fair proportion of ...
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To the Editor of The Chronicle.
SIR,—Can you inform me whose duty it is to make out the jury list—more especially the Special List.—and when made, if it is not to be exhibited in some conspicuous place outside of ...
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SURVEYORS AND THE OPENING OF THE LANDS.
SIR,—I believe that I am expressing opinion of my fellow-townsmen when I state at last the Government have sent us a firs[?] officer as district surveyor, who has displayed ...
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To the Editor of the Chronicle.
SIR,—In your issue of the 12th 1 police the report of a public meeting held at the Maryborough Inn on the 10th instant, on which occasion the chairman. Mr. Howard, in his address, ...
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To the Editor of the Chronicle.
SIR,—I could not but be struck with the conspicuously bad taste of a correspondent of yours last week, signing himself Brother to R[?] Indian." The venom his effusion contained, ...
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"WILL OUR RULERS SHOW THEMSELVES HONEST."
SIR,—The question put by "Cat o'Nine Tails" in the last line of his curious letter to you might be taken as an every-day text, from which could be drawn out a political homily—such as none. ...
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To the Editor of the Chronicle.
SIR.—In the interests of truth I beg from you the space to reply to a letter in your last issue addr[?] to Mr. Alderman Dowser, and signed "Jack Wonder." Without stopping to surmise ...
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