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SHIPPING.
October 2.—Royal Shepherd, s.s.s., 173 tons, W. H. Saunders, from Launceston 1st inst. Passengers—cabin; Mr. and Mrs. Whitchead, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, family, and servant Miss M'Lachian Mrs. Greig and child, Captain Phillips, Licutenan ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Ministerial crises in this country are now becoming more matters of course. We have just received files of Adelaide journals to the 29th September, bringing intelligence of the overthrow of the Torrens Cabinet ...
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PROVINCIAL MARKETS.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The quarterly meeting of the Chamber was held yesterday in the room usually occupied for that purpose. at the Exchange Building. Mr E. L. Montefiore presided. The attendance was not numerous. ...
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE Peers have consented to sit during the Recess, and "save the country." Nothing was said upon the subject yesterday, but the business for next week was arranged in the usual manner, as ...
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Advertising
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LATEST DATES.
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COMMERCIAL.
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Family Notices
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"H. LINARD.—Thanks; but the information has been already published in the Age. "AN ARTILLERYMAN." In our next publication. ...
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SUMMARY OF IMPORTS.
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OUR PRESENT LEGISLATION is as fickle as the weather. On Tuesday last, the Upper House rejected the proposal for abolishing State-Aid to religion, chiefly on the plea that the country ...
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