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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
THE Clarence, steamer, will leave as usual for the Northern Ports on Monday next, at four o'clock in the afternoon. We understand that a telegram was received by the agent ...
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LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS.
Hops.—Less demand for Australian, and at public sales, which offered about 28,000, only half was disposed of at about ?d. to ¼d. per lb. reduction on late rates. ...
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WEEKLY EPITOME.
As far as political matters are concerncd, the week has been principally occupied by the Assembly in passing a portion of the Estimates, and by the Legislative Council in ...
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TABLE OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE, BRISBANE.
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ROCKHAMPTON SHIPPING.
The following paragraphs are extracted from the Rockhampton Bulletin of the 14th instant:- The Queensland left Brisbane on Tuesday ...
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MARYBOROUGH SHIPPING.
The Maryborough Chronicle, adverting to the two rival steamers, reports as under:- The Queensland left Brisbane on Tuesday afternoon, at 20 minutes 5, and arrived at the ...
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WEEKLY SUMMARY OF SHIPPING.
June 16.—Telegraph (s), Captain O'Reilly. with 88 passengers, and a large cargo of general merchandize. June 16.—Gem, s[?]hooner, Captain Duthie, ...
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GAYNDAH.
THE following horses were entered to-night for the forthcoming annual races. To judge from the number there will be sport enough, and the respective prizes will not be so easy ...
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Tide Table and Calendar.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
" A LOVER OF FAIR PLAY."—Your communication is one of a class which we have been accustomed to refuse as inadmissible, except in our advertising columns, and we see no reason why we ...
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SYDNEY SHIPPING.
June 19.—Mate, barque, from Auckland. June 19.—Venture, brig, from Melbourne. June 19.—Balclutha (s.) from Brisbane. June 19.—Urara (s.) from Grafton. ...
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THE VOLUNTEER BAND CONCERT.
THE concert given on Thursday evening by the Philharmonic Society and the Volunteer Band, in aid of the funds of the latter, was certainly the most successful affair of the ...
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Classified Advertising
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE past week has been rather a stirring one with regard to certain staple commodities of trade. The extraordinary advance in the price of tobacoo in Sydney has caused an ...
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Family Notices
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The Courier.
THE Constitution Bill has reached a stage which will soon entitle it to rejection by the Legislative Council, a fate which, as a piece of deliberative hypocrisy, it richly ...
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
AFTER a debate in the Assembly, which occupied two nights, it was determined that the Church and School Lands should not be subject to the operation of free ...
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE QUEENSLAND INSURANCE COMPANY.An advertisement appears in our columns to-day, from which it will be seen that the Provisional Committee have decided to ...
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