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ENGLISH MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Money has been in plentiful supply all the week, and business has been very quiet. Instalments of the last New Zealand and New South Wales loans fell due on Tuesday, and ...
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NEWS BY THE MAIL.
It may be a sense of courtesy to their chief which has kept the speeches of Ministers so barren of information concerning the work of next session. The ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION.
"Between us and you there is a great gult fixed," says my lord the moa as from more than a kingly or gigantic height he looks down on all the lessor fowl of New Zealand. ...
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THE ROYAL MARRIAGE IN GREECE.
One is forcibly reminded during this latter end of the month of October, 1889, of that jingling old air, "Haste to the Wedding," by means of which we learned to finger our notes ...
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PRESENTATION OF ADDRESSES TO THE GOVERNOR.
Several addresses of welcome to His Excellency the Governor were presented at Government-house yesterday. His Excellency received his visitors in the state ...
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SUNDAY TRADING.
A conference under the auspices of the Lord's Day Observance Society was held last evening at the Assembly-hall, Collins-street. About 60 persons were present. ...
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FREEMASONRY.
The quarterly communication of the United Grand Lodge was held at the freemasons'-hall, Collins-street, an Monday, December 16. The M.W. Grand Master, Brother Sir W. J. ...
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RIOTOUS BEHAVIOUR AT NORTHCOTE.
The young men of Northcote, who are mostly employed in the local brickfields, have of late made themselves conspicuous by their frequent appearance at the local court ...
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VICTORIA INVESTMENT COMPANY.
The half-yearly general meeting of the Investment Company ot Victoria Limited was held yesterday at the company's offices, St. James's Buildings. Mr. F. J. Smart ...
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SANDHURST.
Councillor J. H. Abbott, M. L. C., has been chosen as the nominee of the City Council for a seat on the Health Board for the Eastern Boroughs. The boroughs of Chewton, ...
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BERTHAGE AT THE PORT MELBOURNE PIER.
Sir,—I notice in to-day's report of the Harbour Trust meeting, held yesterday, that Commissioner Siddeley takes upon himself the position of a censor in reference to my ...
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NEW PATENTS.
Fifteen applications for letters patent were heard and granted by the Attorney-General on Friday last, viz.:— Mr. W. G. Watts, of Powlett Plains, for ...
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THE RICHMOND HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Alfred W. Burgess was charged at the Richmond Police Court on Monday with assault and robbery. It will be remembered that on Saturday, September 28, John F. Cane, a ...
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THE PURITY OF THE YAN YEAN.
Sir,—I desire to make a correction in an article which appeared in your columns to-day concerning the examinations of Yan Yean water which are being conducted by Dr Katz. ...
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THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Sir,—By the last Californian mail I received a letter from Mr. W. C. Van Horne, the president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, commenting in friendly terms on an ...
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RAILWAY TENDERS.
The following tenders were accepted yesterday by the Railway department:—Manufacture and supply of 20 derrick cranes, J. T. Thompson, £2,108 19s. 1d.; manufacture and ...
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