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COMMERCIAL.
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SHIPPING.
December 26.--High water, morning, 12h. [?]m.; afternoon, 12h. 21m. December 25, 6 a.m.--Wind, W.S.W., fresh ; weather, fine. Noon.--Wind, S.S.W., fresh ; weather, ...
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WOOD'S POINT.
The sight of vehicles coming up the Yarra track does not astonish the good folks of these ranges as it did but a few weeks since. Not only are heavy pieces of machinery brought in drays, ...
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LAW COURTS.
Their Honours took their seats on the bench shortly after 10 o'clock, and delivered judgments in the following cases :-- ...
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LATEST NEWS.
The steamer Barwon, whilsteaming up Darling Harbour, came into collision with the schooner Albion. The schooner's stem was much damaged, and the Barwon lost a portion of her mizen ...
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN COLLING WOOD.
Yesterday morning, shortly before 11 o'clock, a fire broke out in the premises, 60 and 62 Smith street, Collingwood, occupied by Mr.Peters, boot and shoe importer and salesman. The building ...
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LATER FROM AUCKLAND.
We have dates from Auckland, to the 14th inst. A monster public meeting was held on the 9th, when a strong protest was entered against the removal of the seat of Government to ...
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CRICKET.
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DREADFUL AND MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
The Sydney Morning Herald has the following additional particulars relative to the mysterious death of a young man and woman at Redfern :-- "The death of the young man and young woman, ...
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POST-OFFICE NOTICES
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LATEST MARKETS.
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POLICE COURTS.
(Before the Mayor and Messrs. Sturt and Eades.) DRUNKENNESS. -- Daniel M'Carthy and Bridget M'Guire were brought up for ...
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THE CONCERT IN THE GARDENS
SIR,--On behalf of the many working-men who visited the Botanical Gardens on Saturday last, I beg leave to protest against the ungenerous and foolish letter signed "Plebs." He opens ...
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DO THE BOTANICAL GARDENS BELONG TO THE PUBLIC?
SIR,--With deference to "Plebs," who writes on this subject in your issue of to-day, and likewise to the several individuals who have addressed letters to you in a similar protesting strain on ...
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BAY TRAVELLING.
SIR,--Having only recently arrived in this colony, and knowing little of the means of communication between one place and another, I left Melbourne on Thursday for Queenscliff by the ...
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CAUTION.--PIC-NICS.
SIR,--Permit me through your columns to inform parties intending to spend Boxing Day at Brighton Bench that that enterprising corporation, the Melbourne and Suburban Railway ...
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AN Irish baronet some time since hit upon a clever idea for self-protection. Being threatened with death for claiming some rents, he called his tenants together and read his will aloud, leaving ...
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MUNICIPAL.
A special meeting of this council was held on Friday evening, in the Town-hall, but the business was merely of a formal nature. The Mayor presided. The report of the Finance Committee, ...
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