September 12—Bark Westbury, 330 tons, Thomas Smith, from London; Du Croz and Co. agents. CLEARED OUT. ...
Article : 565 wordsA DEPUTATION had waited on Sir Charles Wood at the Indian office, on the subject of telegraphic communication between India, Australia, and China. The work ...
Article : 428 wordsTHE principal items of intelligence by the by the last English mail relate to America and the internecine war that is raging in the States. The slaughter has been ...
Article : 345 wordsFlour continues at from £12 to £13, but the demand is only for home consumption. Very little is doing in wheat, which is quoted at 4s. 9d. to 5s. Bran does not rule higher than 1s. 3d. ...
Article : 52 wordsBy the last mail we received a copy of the above pamphlet. It strongly recommends the cultivation of cotton and by coolie labor. Dr. Boyd says:— ...
Article : 1,134 wordsThe Weekly Bulletin of the 29th May has the following:—"The season continues backward, as regards weather and the condition of the crops. Rust and smut are complained of in some of the ...
Article : 173 wordsMr. F. W. Cosens' Monthly Circular for July says:—"The dullness which has characterised the Wine and Spirit trade for some time past continues. Sherry.—The leading shippers of Sherry ...
Article : 129 wordsShip mails will be closed as under:—To Adelaide, Sydney, and Melbourne, per Black Swan, on Monday, 15th instant, at half-past 1 p.m. ...
Article : 197 wordsThis day, 4h 6m a.m.; 4h 22m p.m. Sunday, 4h 39m a.m.; 4h 55m p.m. Monday, 5h 14m a.m.; 5h 35m p.m. Moon, last quarter on Tuesday, 16th instant, at ...
Article : 38 wordsBark Westbury, 303 tons, Captain Thomas Smith, from London. Agents—Messrs. Du Croz and Co. L. & M. S. N. Company's s.s. Black Swan, 300 ...
Article : 82 wordsTHERE is one and the only true aspect to this question, which is seldom if ever looked at, and it is that state aid is an inconsistent, injurious, and long-continued ...
Article : 313 wordsSTRIKES are only bad things to the strikers, and they have their favorable aspects. It was the spinners at Preston about 1830 which ...
Article : 358 wordsFor Melbourne—Steamer Black Swan, Monday, 3 p.m. For Otago—Schooner Mariposa, this day; brig Lady Emma, early. ...
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Advertising : 41 wordsArrived—September 11, bark Westbury, from London. HOBART TOWN. Arrived—September 12, barks Free Trader ...
Article : 28 wordsBusiness is very sluggish, and although the impetus given to the New Zealand trade will probably favorably effect our markets, we have not yet any decided improvement to report. ...
Article : 74 wordsThe steamer Tasmania sails for Melbourne this day, and has most of her cargo on board. She will also convey 107 pure merino rams, shipped by William Knight, Esq., to the order of Mr. ...
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Family Notices : 244 wordsUNION.—Fine flour, 12l wholesale, 13l retail seconds ditto, 10l to 11l; wheat, 5s for very prime samples; bran, 1s 4d. EXETER.—Fine flour, 12l; seconds ditto, ...
Article : 60 wordsNo shipping intelligence was received by electric telegraph lost night. The schooner Yarra is on the berth for Auckland, the nearest port to the Coromandel ...
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Launceston Examiner (Tas. : 1842 - 1899), Sat 13 Sep 1862, Page 4
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