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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
THE TABLE THIS DAY.—High water, morning, 12,40; do., afternoon, 1.10. February 4.—6 a.m.; Wind N.E. Noon; Wind S.W. 5 p.m.; Wind S.S.W. ...
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STOCK AND SHARE LIST.
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
On Mr. Montenore's motion the previous question was moved, and negatived by the casting vote of the President. An amendment was then moved by Mr. Robert Johnson, ...
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MR. BRACHE AND THE MINING COMMISSION.
Sir,—I have unwillingly to reply to Mr. B[?]ache's second communication to your papar of this morning, in which he continues perseveringly to pervert the facts of the case ...
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Export entries were passed at the Customs to-day for 8,092 ounces of gold, 2,998 ounces being for shipment in the B. M. steamer Oneida for Suez, and 94 ounces in the ...
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PROGRESS.
Sir,—I have cursorily run over the Summaries of the three journals, which profess to initiate Europe into the "Facts and Figures" of our colonial doings, and have been ...
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Family Notices
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The Argus.
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. Duffy laid on the table of the House a report by the Surveyor-General on the proposed geodetic system of ...
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IN RE W. G. GRAVE.
Sir,—As I am quite sure that you pre[?] fact rather than fiction in your reporte, whether of law or other matters, you will [?]don me for requesting your ...
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LATEST DATES.
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