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Launceston Examiner
VARIOUS causes, for which many reasons have been assigned by political economists, have of late years caused a notable decline in the trade of Great ...
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SHIPPING
May 1—Eclipse, sch, 78 tons, R. Arnold, from Port Adelaide.. May 1—Yeoman, s, 2226 tons, J. Parkhurst, commander, from London via Fremantle ...
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COMMERCIAL.
N.Z.L. AND M.A. COMPANY LIMITED report: We have received a large amount of produce of all descriptions into store, but find great difficulty in making clearances. Wheat is in alack ...
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SHIP MAILS
Close at Launceston as follow:— LONDON, via Brindisi. — R.M.S. Kaiser-i- Hind, this day, 8 a.m. MEDITERRANEAN PORTS, via Suez. — R.M.S. ...
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Advertising
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
[Correspondents are Specially requested to affix the proper amount of stamps, as insufficiently stamped letters are likely to be refused.] Received.—"Soft Shell." ...
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MERSEY SHIPPING.
Messrs. Bennett, Little, and Company's chartered steamship Dingadee, of the Australasian Steam Navigation Company's fleet, loft the Mersey to-day with a full cargo of 6000 ...
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CIRCULAR HEAD SHIPPING.
May 1—Balmain, s, 700 tons, L. Tindal, Commander, for Melbourne. Passengers — Saloon: Mr. and Mrs. Ruttz, Mr. and Mrs. Sollock, Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrell; Mesdames ...
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HOBART SHIPPING.
May 1—Gertrude, ketch, 35 tons, V. Johnson, master, from Swansea. F. Bond, agents. Cargo—580 bags bark, 65 bags wheat, 43 bags oats, 50 cases apples, and sundries. ...
Article : 300 words
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