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PROPOSED REDUCTION OF COLONIAL POSTAGE.
We may congratulate our readers upon the prospect of an immediate reduction in the rate of colonial postage. In reply to a deputation last Friday, the Postmaster-General stated that, as soon as the ...
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THE PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON EMIGRATION COMPANY.
The Home News of February 10th alludes, in the following terms, to a new Company, the prospectus of which had just been issued, to be called the "Port of Southampton ...
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LONDON SALES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WOOL.
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CONVOCATION.
The following is the Address to the Crown of the Archbishop, Bishops, and Clergy of the province of Canterbury, recently assembled in Convocation, as finally amended and ...
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ADVANCE OF THE COLONIAL CAUSE AT HOME.
Three colonial topics of great interest have been debated in the Imperial Parliament, and the whole tone of the debate, in each instance, was in striking harmony with those evidences ...
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GOLD ASSAY OFFICE.
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THE LETTER-CARRIERS.
WE regret to learn that the Adelaide Letter-Carriers have failed a second time in their application for an increased allowance in consideration of the present enhanced price of ...
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BURMAH.
The following remarks on the territorial acquisitions in Burmah ara extracted from an articlein the Friend of India of March 3rd:— " The Englishman has noticed, among the ...
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FREIGHTS AND SHIPPING FOR THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES.
The Home News of the 8th March has the following paragraph:— " The steam communication with Australia is still very imperfect, and causes great dissatisfaction ...
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