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THE “DERBY DAY.”
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEW OF THE ABOVE CELEBRATED PICTURE, AS SEEN BY OUR SPECIAL REPORTER (A SHORT GENTLEMAN), WHO WAS MUCH IMPRESSED WITH THE FIGURES IN THE FOREGROUND. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Ir-rational Conduct.
THE Argus, in a leading article, called attention on Saturday last to a recent sale of spurious tea, or, at any rate, tea of so inferior a quality as not to deserve the name. The editor, being a man of taste, and thinking that it would be bad taste not to taste the tea before ...
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Wanted to Know.
IF the man who was seen shaking a hand in Collins-street, yesterday, has been arrested yet. Whether the duty on imported tables is to be charged by the foot, and further, whether it might not be more advantageous to order ...
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THE BOATMAN’S SONG.
A boatman’s life is all ups and downs, And small reward his labour crowns While rowing about to pick up the browns, And bobbing around, around. ...
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Not to he Wondered at.
IT is stated, on the best authority, that a movement is being initiated amongst several gold-mining companies to oppose the threatened duty on salt, as a tax, just at present, on that valuable article would be severely felt by certain companies that lately have been freely ...
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Not an Exception.
THE Wangaratta Council finds out that it has no power to enact bye-lawa. About sixty other councils made this discovery more than a year ago. ...
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