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LAUNCESTON EXAMINER.
MR. TORRENS is fated to triumph over all opposition to his admirable system of cheap convoyancing. The Bench at Adelaide most indiscreetly and foolishly opposed the Land ...
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SHIPPING NEWS.
June 2—Steamer Black Swan, 300 tons, W. N. Thom, from Melbourne; G. Fisher, agent. Passengers—Mrs. Haimes; 23 steerage (including 4 immigrants). ...
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HOBART TOWN.
Wheat.—The indisposition of holders to sell, continues, but as millers have large stocks on hand, there is not much probability of a rise, the prices of wheat in the other colonies remaining ...
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WRECK OF THE BRIG NORTH STAR.
It appears that the brig North Star, which left Hobart Town for Melbourne on the 7th ultimo, line been wrecked on Swan Island. In the list of passengers (as given in the Melbourne Argue) by ...
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VICTORIA.
There has been little alteration in prices as yet. Wheat was in rather beter demand towards the close of last week; but the sales of flour still continue small, so that there are no purchases of ...
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From His Grace the Duke of Newcastle to Governor Sir R. G. MacDonnell.
SIR,—I have to acknowledge Sir R. G. MacDonnell's despatch, No. 526, of the 16th October last, transmitting an authenticated copy of an "Act to amend the Law regulating the ...
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AGRICULTURE IN VICTORIA.
THE agricultural siatistics of Victoria for the year ending 31st March, 1862, are of more than usual interest. Though the flgures have not undergone a final examination, it is ...
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CUSTOMS DUTIES, LAUNCESTON.
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HIGH WATER AT LAUNCESTON
This day, 4h 40m a.m.; 5h 0m p.m. Wednesday, 5h 22m a.m.; 5h 44m p.m. Moon—First quarter, 6 June, 0h 31m 46s a m. ...
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TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
Arrived—May 31, schooners Governor Wynyard and Ira, from Flinder's Island; str. Titania, from N. W. Coast. June 1, steamer Black Swan, from Melbourne. ...
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BONDED WAREHOUSE, LAUNCESTON.
Issued for home consumption from the 26th to the 31st May, 1862 :—Brandy, 156[?] gallons; rum, 264 gals.; geneva, 153 gale.; whiskey, 21 gals.; liqueurs, 17½ gals.; wine, 412 gals.; ...
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COMMERCIAL.
Business, on the whole, seems to he in a better condition than it has been for some time past. A fair trade has taken place during the past week, and there is in the market a firmness which it is ...
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LAUNCESTON POST OFFICE.
Letters detained, being Insufficiently stamped, or not bearing stamps:— Mrs Thomas Patterson, Emerald Hill, Melbourne. ...
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PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
For Melbourne-Steamer Black Swan, Wednesday, 3 p.m. For Colombo—Brig Kirkdale, Tuesday or Wednesday. ...
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PORT OF HOBART TOWN.
Passengers by the steamer Tasmania, from Melbourne—Dr. and Mrs. Scott, 2 children and servant, Mr. Hutton, and Captain Grant; and 14 steerage. ...
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Advertising
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Family Notices
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PORT OF MELBOURNE.
May 29—Schooner Hargraves, from Hobart Town. 30, schooner Boindee, from Hobart Town. DEPARTURES. ...
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THE MILLS.
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THE LAND OF PARADOX.—The quicksilver. I find, will sometimes entirely disappear, like the water in the pipe of the Great Geyser, and even then the weather will he tolerable. But that is ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
There was no shipping news by electric telegraph, at nine o'clock last night. The brig Lady Denison, from this port, arrived at Sydney on the 30th ultimo. ...
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