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GEAFTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.
PRESENT: The Mayor, Aldermen Fraster, Deazley, M[?]llion, Attwater, M'Lennan, and Payne. MINUTES. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
April 13—May Queen, (s.), 120 tons, Captain Hoffscenburg, from the Richmond River. April 13—Ballina, (s.), 300 tons, Captain W. Mann, from Sydney 11th and Newcastle 12th instant. Passengers—Mr. and ...
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Advertising
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Family Notices
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DEPARTURES.
April 9—New England, (s.s.) 420 tons, Captain Craig, for Sydney, Passengers—Mrs. Crook and 2 children, Miss Moore, Messrs. Francks, L. Jacobs, Brian, Norman, M'Kenan, Nichol, Ascher, C. Crook, and 5 in the steerage. ...
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IMPORTS.
April 13—May Queen, (s.), from the Richmond River: 17,000 feet timber, Order. ...
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Clarence and Richmond Examiner.
WE have been very much gratified to learn during the past week, that a gentleman on the Richmond River has been resolving flour and bran from Tenterfield, thus commencing a trade which if the read ...
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EXPORTS.
April 9—New England (s.s.), for Sydney: 1300 babs maize, 12 caskes tallow, 13 bales wool, 183 hides, 50 bags bones, 1 case eggs, 1 coop fowis, 1 keg butter, 40 ounces gold, and sundries. April 11—Helen M'Gregor, (s.s.), for Sydney: 800 bags ...
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RICHMOND RIVER.
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.—Since my last communication, we have had fine and wet weather. One day would be fine and another wet, but the last two or three days have been fine dry days. We have any amoung of mud consequent on ...
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ARRIVAD OF THE ENGLISH MAIL.
THE branch mail steamer Alexandro, Captain Moore, arrived at Glenelg at 5 p.m., bringing the Adelaide portion of the Februnry mails from Europe, per the Avoca. The Alexandra made the inward passage in ...
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LAUNCH AND TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAM YACHT FAVORITE.
THE steeam yacht Favorite, built by the A. S.. Company, for Mr. THOMASD FISHER. J.P., at the Clarence River, made what is technically termed an engineer's trial trip on Saturday afternoon, April 9th, the result being ost satisfactory. The vessel was ...
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RICHMOND RIVER.
The Walmen, (s.) arrived at Sydney, from the Ricmond River at noon on Monday, 11th instant, having been bar-bound for ten days. She crossed the bar at 2[?]30 p.m. on the 9th instant, and experienced light N.E. winds to the North Solitaries, and light ...
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ROCKY MOUTH.
APIRL 4TH—THE LATE FLOOD.—The flood has subsided to high water mark at spring tides again, leaving the impress of its mighty levelling element along the banks of the river, the standing corn, the settlers' houses, and the scrubs. ...
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
The Australian January mails were delivered punctually. The Queen has returned to Windsor in improved health. ...
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Advertising
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POST AND TELEGRAPH BUILDING FOR GRAFTON.
WE are glad to observe that our member is alive to what is felt to be a great want at the present time, viz., suitable premises in which to carry on the business of the two [?]ffices—now amalgamated—of ...
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
[?]UR columns are opon to all writers who refrain from the use of virulent language or personalities, but we are not responsible for opinions expressed. ...
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HOW SUNDAY AFTERNOON MAY BE SPENT IN GRAFTON."
SIR,—Being precealed by a correspondent last week commmenting on the disgraceful descration of the Sabbath in this city, I wish with your permission, to suggest a remedy which would be as praiseworthy and effective in its results to the moral welfare ...
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
The Sussanah Cuthbert arrived on Saturday night, and sails for the Clarence River, via Newcastle, on Wednesday night. The Ballina arrived to-day (Monday), and sails for ...
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HON. J. ROBERTSON TESTIMONIAL.
SIR,—I noticed in your last issue, an effusion, from the pen of a person styling himself "FREE SELECTION." It struck moupon reading the same, that the unfortunate individual was suffering from a severe billions attack. My desire is to recommend ...
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