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SUSPENSION OF EMIGRATION.
On Saturday last, pursuant to a numerously-signed requisition by the leading gentlemen of the colony, a public meeting was held in Mr B. Neales's Auction Mart, the Hon. Jacob Hagen, M.L.C., in the Chair. Owing to the ...
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Advertising
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SHIP MAILS.
Mails will be despatched as under:— For Great Britain, by the Rajah, to London, on Monday the 27th inst., at 12 o'clock. For Van Diemen's Land, by the Timbo, to Hobart Town ...
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Family Notices
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
In Mr [?] last letter the following passage being continuation of the second sentence, after the word power, the second line of the tenth paragraph, was omitted, through the hurry of correcting the press at a late hour. ...
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SUSPENSION OF EMIGRATION.
THE meeting of Saturday was so precipitate that any crudities in the proceedings are not to be wondered at. The deficiences, "if any," will doubtless be made good here, as elsewhere ...
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The South Australian Register. ADELAIDE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1817.
THE arrival, within the space of one week, of two German emigrant ships, is an event of too much present and prospective importance to admit of our allowing it to pass without ...
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
THE Health Committee of Liverpool have in progress and contemplation a comprehensive rearrangement of the sewerage. Their Surveyor, Mr Nowlands, with an efficient staff of ...
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