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MEN AND THINGS IN QUEENSLAND.
As human life, thoughts, and feelings have naturally the strongest claims on our consideration, do you not think that a law ought at once to be passed to protect the South Sea ...
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ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH MAIL, VIA PANAMA.
THE Rakaia arrived at midnight, bringing news to the 11th September. The intelligence is of a rather unimportant ...
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FIRST ELEVEN SHAFSTON CLUB v. SECOND ELEVEN VICTORIA CLUB.
The match between the above elevens was continued on Saturday afternoon, and resulted in a complete defeat for the former. The whole of the players did not muster on the field, ...
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SYDNEY.
Farmer and Painter's drapery establishment, in George-street, was robbed on Saturday night of five hundred pounds worth of silk. Sugars are reported firmer. ...
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YESTERDAY'S SHIPPING.
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DEPARTURE.
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GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS.
THERE is a peculiar bird common to this colony which, though perhaps unknown to ornithologists, is familiar to bushmen as "the family bird." These birds help to build each ...
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IMPORTS.
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MELBOURNE.
The Spring Meeting of the Victorian Racing Club was conducted on Saturday. The following are the results of the racing:— THE ALL-AGED) STAKES. ...
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"ROBERT SHORT" AND THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDERS.
SIR: I have read the letters signed "Robert Short" in your late issues on the subject of South Sea Islanders being brought to this country, and believe all right-thinking people will agree in ...
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PROTECTION VERSUS FREE TRADE.
SIR: In your issue of the 2nd instant your correspondent on the above subject has made a number of very questionable assertions, by which he wishes to support an equally ...
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IS ARSON A PUNISHABLE OFFENCE IN QUEENSLAND?
SIR: Allow me to place the following fact in your hands, certain that although we are unfortunate enough to have a Government which is either unable or unwilling to render us that ...
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EXPORTS.
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[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] CAPE MORETON.
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PILOT STATION.
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REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADE IN QUEENSLAND.
SIR: In my last letter I described the latest phase which the slave trade had assumed— namely, that of "free immigration;" and I pointed out that this kind of "emigration," as ...
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Telegraphic Intelligence.
SMART thunder showers fell for two hours this afternoon. A good many diggers have left for Gympie Crock gold-fields to-day. ...
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SYDNEY.
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ADELAIDE.
The reception accorded to His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh was most enthusiastic and successful. A dinner, succeeded by a ball, came off at ...
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WARWICK.
There was a heavy thunderstorm this afternoon, during which over half an inch of rain fell. The wheat crops are a failure, owing to the ...
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CRICKET.
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MARYBOROUGH.
A fresh discovery of gold is reported to have taken place on the opposite, or Widgee side of the river. Sinking on the flat appears to be successful ...
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TAROOM.
The manager of Bungaban station reports that a German shepherd named Grina has been murdered by the blacks on that station at ...
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