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THE NATIONAL SANK OF AUSTRALASIA.
SIR,—I have again to thank you for your insertion of my second letter, and I beg the privilege of following up my exposition of the subject with some further argument and ...
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Legislative Council yesterday was occupied chiefly with the Marriage Bill, and several debates ensued on the various clauses. The bill was, however, passed through committee ...
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COUNCIL OP AGRICULTURE.
A meeting of the Council of Agriculture, summoned from the several districts having agricultural societies in their neighborhood, was held Tuesday afternoon at the offices of the society, Swanston street. The ...
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THE CLUNES RIOT.
The following document has been handed to us, as the address which was prepared for presentation to the Solicitor-General at Ballarat. That gentleman, however, was too much alarmed ...
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OFFICIAL FAVORITES.
SIR,—I am disgusted to see, in your issue of yesterday, the appointment of Mr Hanify (a Customs officer, having already a salary of £300 per annum), as Chinese Protector, with ...
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THE COMET.
SIR,—Herewith I forward seven geocentric positions of the comet, and regret that lack of time prevented me from keeping my promise of sending them daily. ...
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
The election of municipal councillors for the several wards of the city took place yesterday. The greatest excitement prevailed in Boarke, Smith and Macarthur Wards. ...
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GOVERNMENT AND LABOR.
"It is the duty of Government to render the people self sustaining. He who produces has a aim at accumulation without making and effort at distribution. To be well fed, ...
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GLUNES RIOTS.
SIR,—In reply to Mr D. S. Campbell's question regarding the steps taken by the Government for settling the disputes at Clunes, Mr O'Shanassy stated that he had been informed ...
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DISTRICT MINING SURVEYORS
SIR,—Just before the close of the last parliamentary session, a discussion arose on a motion of Mr Lalor's relative to the legality of the appointment by the Ministry ...
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