March 29: Saracen, sth, from Newcastle Bright Planet, bq, from Newcastle Sarah and Esther, sch, from Melbourne Express, ss, from Melbourne ...
Article : 128 wordsTHE amount collected at the Customs yesterday was£50215s 11d under the following heads:—Brandy, 373 galls; gin, 330 galls; whisky, 112 galls; beer, 1500 galls; tea, ...
Article : 338 wordsTHE usual weekly Parade took place on Wednesday. At halt-past 5, the hour advertised, 16 men were present; by 10 minutes to 6, 42 men had mustered, and the corps fell in. We observe ...
Article : 545 wordsHigh Water.. 8.0 a.m Low Water.. 2.0 p.m. ...
Article : 11 wordsMarch 2[?]. [?].25 p.m: E[?]en, brig, from Newcastle Ocean, Russian ship, 569 tons, from Christianstadt, [?] at anchor, 12[?] days, no passengers SAILED. ...
Article : 103 wordsMarch 29, night: Orion, bq, from Mauritius Two schooners, name unknown Bonnis Doon, bq, from Hong Kong Willilam Miskin, str, from Warrnambool ...
Article : 46 wordsThe following is continuation of proceedings from the point where our report published yesterday closed:—CROWN LANDS SALES BILL. ...
Article : 4,617 wordsAdolphus Pohl, late of Ballarat, auctioneer, now of Melbourne. Causes of insolvency—depression in business, and consequent pressure of creditors, one of whom has obtained a ...
Article : 238 wordsMarch 29, 8.30a.m: Tigress, barque, inward bound. Wind and Weather—light, fine[?] ...
Article : 15 wordsMarch 2[?]—Scotis, brig, from Launceston Don Juan, sch, from Brisbane SAILED. March 25—Spray, sch, for Rockhampton ...
Article : 42 wordsMarch 28: Ant, sch, for Guichen Bay Omeo, str, for Melbourne Colchester, brig, for Melbourne 2[?]—Lady Bird, str, for Melbourne ...
Article : 28 wordsMarch 29, 9 a.m: Circassian, sch; from Launceston SAILED. March 28: City of Hobart, str, for Mellbourne ...
Article : 22 wordsThe following is continuation of proceedings from the point where our yesterday's report broke off:—EDUCATION BILL. ...
Article : 1,810 wordsTHE PRESIDENT took the chair at ten minutes past three o'clock, and opened the proceedings by reading the usual form of prayer. MR KEOGH'S ABSENCE. ...
Article : 956 wordsMarch 29, 10 a.m: Royal Shepherd, str, for Melbourne WIND AND WEATHER—W by N, light, hary ...
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Advertising : 1,099 wordsThe barque Vickery arrived from Humboldt Bay on the 14th January, bringing accounts of the wreck of the P.M.S.S. Co.'s steamer Northerner, near Cape Mendocino, on the 5th ...
Article : 1,155 wordsTHERE is no question with which it is more difficult to deal than the question how best the real interests of the aborigines of this colony maybe cared for by the stronger race ...
Article : 1,569 wordsAT the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Committee held on Wednesday, a deputation from that body was named to meet Mr Torrens at seven o'clock on Saturday ...
Article : 861 wordsTHE SPEAKER took the chair at twenty minutes past four o'clock. [?]AN YEAN RESERVOIR. Dr MACADAM gave notice that he would on ...
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Geelong Advertiser (Vic. : 1859 - 1929), Fri 30 Mar 1860, Page 2
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