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THE LATE DISASTER ON THE TAMAR.
Vigorous search for the bodies of those lost by the Little Nell catastrophe is being continued. Sergeant Coghlan, of the Dilston police, brought up to town the ...
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DARING ATTEMPT AT HOUSEBREAKING.
A most daring attempt to break into the residence of William Aikenhead, Esq., of High-street, was perpetrated shortly after midnight on Sunday. About one o'clock ...
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Shipping Intelligence.
Feb. 21 — Steamer Pioneer, 51 tons, D. Phillips from N.W. Coast; J. Murphy and Co., agents. Cargo—100 bags wheat, 30 cases sundries, 200 sheepskins, 2 bales wool, 5 casks ...
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Family Notices
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TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
Arrived—Feb. 21, Steamer Pioneer, North-West Coast. HOBART TOWN. Arrived—Feb. 22—Natal Queen, Adelaide; ...
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WIND AND WEATHER.
Tamar Heads, Feb. 21.. 30.15 70 W. mod., fine. Ditto, Feb. 23........ 30.02 69 N. light, fine, cir. Hobart Town, Feb. 21.. 30.27 58 Calm, fine. Ditto, Feb. 23........ 30.10 62 NW. mod., clear. ...
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BELL & WESTBROOK'S WEEKLY STOCK REPORT.
Fat Sheet.—We have done a large amount of business in this class of stock, late quotations being fully maintained, and the demand quite up to the supply. ...
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THE WIZARD OIL PRINCE.
Mr F. Weston "dug down" at the Mechanics' Hall, last night, before a large audience. A great amount of scepticism was evinced by many persons when Mr ...
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DIRECT TELEGRAMS FROM EUROPE.
The following new Cabinet has been formed:— First Lord Treasury—Mr Disraeli. Lord High Chancellor—Lord Cairns. ...
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LAUNCESTON EXAMINER.
IF we have little to communicate this month to our home readers that little will give a momentary surprise to them, and some amusement also. In the ...
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WRECK OF THE BARK WYNAUD.
Our Southern daily contemporary of Saturday says:— Captain Findlay, of the bark Wynaud, the left this port on the 14th instant for London ...
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SEIZURES FOR THE RAILWAY RATE.
Among the seizures made by Mr Bailiff Propsting and his sub-bailiffs on Saturday and yesterday, were the following :— Mr G. W. Smith, 2l. Three bags sugar. ...
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INTER COLONIAL.
Sailed.—Tamar, with English cricketers. Arrived.—Mongol, from New Zealand; 16 deaths have occurred. ...
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Commercial.
A good business continues in the breadstuffs market, although the exportations just now are not large. Wheat is becoming sluggish, and buyers do not seem over anxious to operate at ...
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THE ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN AND NORTH TASMANIA.
It will be seen by our telegraphic message that the Tamer sailed yesterday with the English cricketers. A deputation from the L.C.C. will meet their English ...
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LAUNCESTON & WESTERN RAILWAY.
Statement of traffic for week ending Feb. 20th, 1874, as compared with corresponding week ending Feb. 21st, 1873:— WEEK. PASSENGERS. GOUDS, MAILS. TOTAL. ...
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HALLAS'S BAND.
This magnificent band had a valuable patronage in the South. On Saturday afternoon there was a large assemblage, including the Governor and Mrs Du Cane. ...
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LAUNCESTON POST OFFICE.
For London, via Brindisi per R.M.S. Ban galore, via Melbourne, THIS DAY, at noon. For London, via Southampton, ditto ditto. For Mediterranean ports, via Suez, ditto ...
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THE OPERA.
Rosini's celebrated Opera buffo "[?] Barbieri di Siviglia,'" was presented on Saturday evening, at the Theatre Royal, to a moderate auditory, who enjoyed the ...
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Advertising
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The columns of the Examiner are open for the discusion of all subjects adapted for a general newspaper Correspondents are requested to write on one side of the paper only, and to make names and figures ...
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