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MINING INTELLIGENCE.
The late rains have been very partial through the interior,—in some places scarcely moistening the surface of the ground, without affording any water to the miner, while in others there have been ...
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CITY OF MELBOURNE QUARTERLY LICENSING MEETING.
The quarterly licensing meeting for the City of Melbourne was held yesterday, at noon, in the City Police Court, before the Mayor, and Messrs. Walsh, Tierney, O'Brien, Bennett, Hull, Elliott, ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
Much variety of opinion has been expressed in the House concerning the alleged connexion of the Maori king movement with the Taranaki war. We believe ourselves able to state the main ...
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1860.
In the Legislative Council, yesterday, Mr. Hervey moved that Mr. Thomson be elected Chairman of Committees for the remainder of the session. ...
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PALMER V. SERVICE AND OTHERS.
Sir,—No one who will take the trouble to read Sir Wm: Stawell's judgement in this case c[?]n fail to be struck with the observation that the learned judge has not confined his remarks to the ...
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PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS. (THIS DAY.)
1. Volunteer Corps Bill,—To be read a second time. GENERAL BUSINESS. ORDER OF THE DAY. 1. Gold-fields Act Amendment Bill,—Consideration. ...
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
The Southern Gross states, as a positive fact, that Wiremu Kingi has 4,000 men at his command, although only 700 are in the pa, the rest being detached in reserve. ...
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LAW NOTICES.—(This Day.)
First and Only Meetings.—Henry Jessel, Hobart Dow, Henry Pownall, William J. Crosbie, Clank Harley, John A. Watts, Jessie Rawlins, A. J. Garrloak John S. Glovor, Joshua Dyason, John Williamson ...
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THE GAZETTE.
The following announcements appeared in the Gazette of yesterday:- ELECTION FOR THE CENTRAL PROVINCE. His Excellency has issued a writ for the ...
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FITZROY V. EAST. COLLINGWOOD.
Sir,—I would suggest through the medium of your valuable paper that a petition signed by the ratepayers of Fitzroy be presented to Parliament prating that the above-named municipalities ...
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VICTORIAN RAILWAYS.
Sir,—A step backwards!—Instead of being carried to Geelong and back at 2s.—the rate charged by the old company—we are now charged double the amount, 4s. It is true they give us a ...
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