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THE SOUTH BOURKE ELECTION.
The polling for a member to represent the district of South Bourke in the Legislative Assembly, in the place of Mr. Newton, who had accepted the appointment of Postmaster-General, ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WAHOUNYAH WATER SUPPLY.—We are informed that Mr. Bartlett, who has taken great interest in the matter of our water supply, has arranged to perform an experiment ...
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LECTURING has become all the fashion with us here in Victoria, as it has recently been in England. Mr. DUFFY is the latest of the viva voce expositors and commentators ...
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE Ministry have been again successful, and all the vacancies in the Cabinet are now filled up. Mr. Newton was yesterday returned for South Bourke, by a majority of 418 over Mr. Graham ...
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OUR GOLD-FIELDS.
Parallel with the Whip Reef, previously described, and about 200 yards to the east of it, are two reefs known as the Wellington and Napoleon Reefs; and in line with these three, on the ...
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
The New Zealand steamer arrived to-day with news from Taramaki to October 27th. There had been no more fighting, but large numbers of Waikatos were hanging about the ...
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ADELAIDE.
Market quiet. Flour, £18; wheat, 7s. 10d. to 8s. Cape barley, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Havilah and Aldinga arrived. The three rules given by the celebrated John ...
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