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FATAL MINING ACCIDENT.
An inquest was held by the district coroner at the Bendigo Hospital on Saturday on the body of Alexander Cameron, a miner, agod about thirty-five years, whe had come as a ...
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TASMANIA AS A RETREAT FOR INDIAN OFFICERS.
We are not aware that much interest has, on this side of India, been excited in the scheme submitted by Colonel Crawford, late of the Bombay Army, for colonising by ...
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THE CAPE PATTERSON COAL-FIELD.
Sir,—By your paper of this day I notice that the question of the productiveness of the Griffith's Point coal seams is once more brought before the Government. Of course, ...
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REGISTRATION.
Sir,—Allow me to point out through the medium of your columns the great advantage it would be to the public if registrars could be induced to keep their offices open during ...
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A ROMANTIC STORY.
For some months past a vague kind crumou[?] has been current in Wagga Wagga the effect that a veritable British peer was qu[?]tly residing, under an assumed name, [?]our ...
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AN EXPLANATION.
Sir,—My attention has been drawn to an advertisement in your columns, where the list is given of the new company engaged by Mr. Hoskins for the coming dramatic season ...
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Advertising
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Election Notices.
Gentlemen,— The period for which I have the honour to represent your important province in the Legislative Council expires in September next, and I take the ...
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TO the ELECTORS of the SOUTHERN PROVINCE.
Gentlemen,— Having satisfied myself that your present member, the lion. William Taylor, does not intend to offer himself for re-election, I hare the honour to aunounce ...
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