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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
WE have received via Hobart Town, Adelaide to journals to the 29th October inclusive. The news they contain is of some interest. An abstract of the receipts and ...
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THRIFTY HABITS OF THE CHINESE.
1.—AN HARITUAL READINESS TO LABOUR.—A Chinaman never scorns any kind of drudgery, but sets about it cheerfully, even for a small recompense. He feels no scruple as to the honourable ...
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Family Notices
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IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN & COLONIAL SHEEP AND LAMBS' WOOL INTO THE UNITED KINGDOM, IN THE YEAR 1641.
GERMANY, 21,123,000 lbs.: fine clothing wool. RUSSIA, 4,131,052 lbs.: partly fine clothing, as Odessa Merino; partly middling, as Zegui, for flannels: partly low, as Donskoi, for blankets ...
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SUCCESSFUL MINING OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
A few weeks ago, we had The pleasure of stating that the proprietors of the "Wheal Gawler Lead Mines" were so encourage by the report of Mr. Robert Stagg, of the Governor and Company's ...
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IMPOUNDINGS.
CONCORD.—23rd October:—Brindle cow, a small star on forehead, both flanks and tail a little white, branded apparently on the hip C. If not claimed and released, they will be sold at the Pound, at concord, 28th November. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
In reference to the disastrous shipwrecks mentioned in our last, the South Africans says:— The rottenness of the Waterloo's timbers ...
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