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THE PARLIAMENT.
The PRESIDENT took the Chair at 2 o'clock, and announced that he had presented to His Excellency the address of the Council, requesting him to furnish a copy of a despatch from the Principal ...
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
McCann has been found guilty of feloniously uttering forged documents, and sentenced to seven years' imprisonment. The debate on the Appropriation Bill is on ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
" A Bark"—The letter could not appear without the writer's name, even if we were inclined to insert any more on the subject. "Samaritan."—The facts should he represented ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
GENTAUR, brig, 188 tons, tons Jahn, master, from Melbourne, via WarnambooL August 13. J. Darwent, Town; J. Newman and Son, Port, agents. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Mr. Cox took all the principal prizes at the Mudgee Sheep Show, and Mr. Basley three second prizes. Eighteen ef Mr. Cox's sheep were sold for ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The Tararua brings later advices from New Zealand. The weather on the "West Coast had been very severe. The coaches between Canter ...
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PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
In the Legislative Council— The President announced "having presented to the Governor the address of the Council requesting His Excellency to furnish a copy of a despatch on ...
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AGRARIANISM AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
A large and influential meeting was held to-day, at Mount Pleasant, to discuss the land system. Messrs. A. Blyth, M.P., and A. Hay, M.P., were present. A memorial to ...
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UNEMPLOYED LABOUR
Sir—Sir. Leaue's explanation about "the old colonist" and his vineyard is very satisfactory. It reduces to the smallest proportions the grievance of which Mr. Sutherland complained, in Mr. R. B. ...
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
WHEAT.— Prices nominal—is 4d. per bushel at the Port, and the same at the mills. No business doing. FLOUR.,— £1 10S. TO £11 10S. per ton. ...
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WHEAT MARKET—MILLERS PRICES.
Messrs. J. Dunn & Co. bought wheat toiday at 4s. 4d. per bushel in large aud small lots. On Monday Messrs. John Hart & Co. purchased wheat in large lots at 3d. per bushel, and to-day at 21.per bushel. ...
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THE UNEMPLOYED LABOURERS.
With the departure of one hundred of the unemployed for Rivoli Bay, and with the demand for labour on various public works which the Chief Secretary declares to exist ...
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ADELAIDE HAY MARKET.
Hay to-day:—Best wheaten has ? good mixed ditto. £2 5s.; inferior sorts £2 A very dull sale: several loads not sold. ...
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FRUIT. VEGETABLE AND GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET.
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SHARE LIST.
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MR. FITZGIBBON AND "THE MORPHETT-STREET GANG."
Sir—A letter appeared in this day's Register signed "J. Fitzgibbon." He says he worked two days with the Morphett-street gang. I was overseer of the gang he refers to, and what he has ...
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SHIP MAILS.
Mails will be dispatched as under:—For Great Britain and Continent of Europe, Me literranean Ports, North and South America, ? of Goood House and African Colonies. Maori. ...
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Family Notices
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