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  2. MR. DUFFY AND THE OCCUPATION LICENCES.

    The following letter to the editor appeared in the Warrrnambool Examiner of October 18:— "Sir,—I have lead with some surprise, in a recent number of the Examiner, the statement, ...

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  3. THE FINE ARTS.

    Sir,-The letter on this subject in to-day's Argus, bearing the signature of the foremost man if the colony in all works of public spirit and public usefulness, will, I have no doubt, receive ...

    Article : 602 words
  4. THE VOLUNTEER ENCAMPMENT.

    Sir,—I read in your valuable paper of this morning that the Commissioner of Railways has refused to allow this encampment to be formed at the Werribee, on account of the danger of a ...

    Article : 1,012 words
  5. TASMANIA.

    SIR HENRY YOUNG.—We understand that His Excellency and Lady Young will leave town about the end of the month for Launceston, to take farewell of their friends in the northern ...

    Article : 1,797 words
  6. SNAKE BITES.

    Sir,—In an extract in your pap[?] morning, from the Gipps Land Guardian, [?] that the life of a Mr. Cole, who had [?] large snake, was probably saved [?] ...

    Article : 1,229 words
  7. NEW ZEALAND.

    THE SUPERINTENDENCY.—There is to be a contest for the Superintendency; at least it appears that a requisition, bearing the names of a few gentlemen of rocognised position and ...

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  8. NORTH MELBOURNE ELECTION.

    One of the cases of supposed personation in connexion with the late election for North Melbourne was tried at Ballarat on Saturday, before the Chief Justice. The Star reports the ...

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  9. MR. HEALES'S LATEST DIPLOMACY.

    Sir,—I observe, in your issue of to-day, a letter signed "Myles Garret Byrne," in which the writer says,—"I have heard to-day, from an incontrovertible authority, that Mr. A. A. ...

    Article : 208 words
  10. CAMDEN.

    Sir,—In your report of the races on Saturday last, you make a mistake in stating that Camden's dam was bred by Mr. Icely, Calliope, the dam of the winner of the Derby, on Saturday, ...

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  11. THE GOVERNOR AT BACK CREEK.

    Sir,—As an inhabitant of Back Creek (or, rather, the town of Talbot, as His Excellency has been pleased to christen it), I must indignantly protest against the vile libel on my fellow ...

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  12. EXPERIMENTAL INCUBATION.

    Sir,—In your paper of the 15th, I observe an article copied from the Mount Alexander Mail, headed "Experimental, Incubation," and I beg to state, for the information of the good folk who ...

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  13. THE CLOSING OF THE MAIL.

    Sir,—I observe by the Post-office notification, that the Northam's mail is to close finally, i. c., for letters and newspapers, by way of Marseilles only, at nine a.m. on the 26th—the bulk of it ...

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  14. Advertising

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  15. PRINCE OF WALES'S BIRTHDAY.

    Sir,—I wish through your columns to make an additional suggestion to that of your correspondent, "William Collins," of this day's issue; that is, by the time he mentioned, all the ...

    Article : 90 words
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