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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Sir,—I forward you the particulars of the eclipse that will take place on Saturday next, with the accompanying diagrams, showing the phases. ...
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HARD HILLS, NEAR BUNINYONG.
The population here is still decreasing, in consequence of the glowing accounts that are being received every day of new and paying rushes. ...
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SHORTER HOURS OF LABOR.
Sir,—I most respectfully solicit a space in your valuable journal for the following remarks on a very important subject, namely,— the necessity for abridging the hours of labor. ...
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A LIBERAL MEMBER.
Sir,—Pray will you oblige me with the information, whether law administrators, law makers, &c., when they are out on a holiday, or perhaps electioneering, are to be allowed to ...
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STATE AID.
Sir,—Allow me to correct an error in the printing of my letter of yesterday. For "assistance" of the Church of England, read "existence" of the Church of England. ...
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THE CORPORATION QUARRIES AT THE MERRI CREEK.
Sir,—If your correspondent, signing himself a "Quarryman," will have the kindness to favor me, or the public, with his name, I shall be most happy indeed to show to him ...
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THE SORREL NUISANCE.
Sir,—I too am a victim to the "sorrel nuisance" of which your correspondent at Prahran speaks so feelingly. It is certainly one of the most noxious and apparently ...
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A PLEA ON BEHALF OF THE ABORIGINAL INHABITANTS OF VICTORIA.
The following plea, embodied in a pamphlet printed for private circulation, has been forwarded to us from Geelong:- Dickens in one of his earliest writings, in ...
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TASMANIAN FISHERIES.
Pursuant to public notice issued by the Mayor and Aldermen, the new fish-market was thrown open for the use of the trade at five o'clock this morning; yet, ...
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TOMATOES.
Dear Ellen,—You wish to know the way to use tomatoes. 1st. Boil a piece of beef and serve it plain, ten or fifteen minutes before taking up, put in ...
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BALLAARAT MINING INTELLIGENCE,
After a lull of unusual length—unusual in the case of a still richly-paying line-the mining prospects of Magpie are beginning to take the lead once more. It need hardly be ...
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TOMATOES.
Sir—In reply to your fair correspondent, "Ellen," will you please admit the following partial answer:- Tomatoes are used in almost as many ways ...
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SORREL. TOMATOES.
Sir,—Two parties have addressed you on the above plants. Observation and reflection have taught us that nature works well for man. ...
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