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Legislative Council.
Mr. WENTWORTH, in pursuance of notice brought forward the resolutions founded on the report of the select committee on general grievances. When, said the honourable member, he moved the ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The lines by '"A Correspondent," from Ki[?]ma though excellent in spirit and interest require to be-touched before they can be inserted in the Chronicle. Mr. Alfred Steele's communication shall received ...
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Advertising
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THE MORNING CHRONICLE
"Be just and fear not: Let all the ends thou aim'st at be thy country's, Thy God's, and truth's," Shakspeare. ...
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NEW TEMPERANCE HALL.
WE beg to direct the attention of our readers to an advertisement in our columns respecting this most useful building, which we hope the liberality of those of our fellow ...
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AUSTRALIAN WINE.
We hail with great pleasure a new epoch in the history of Australian agriculture, in the advertisement of Camden wine for sale, by Mr. Porter, 424, George-street. Mr. ...
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ST. MARY'S SEMINARY.
The annual examination of the students of the above establishment took place on the 18th and 19th inst, before the Most Rev. Dr. Polding, R. Rev. Dr. Pompallier, the Bishop of New Zealand, the ...
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THE LATE FRACAS.
WE mentioned something in our last of a now which took place at Petty's Hotel on Thursday week, after a civic dinner, or rather on Friday morning, for it was 3 ...
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