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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVAL.
October 2.—Burwah. s.s., 985 tons, Captaiu G. Smith, from Melbourne via ports. Passengers—Mesdames Crosby and child, Mackay. Saeyd and two children: Misses ...
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RUSSIAN INDUSTRIAL EVOLUTION.
Among ancient beliefs which Australians, as well as Britons at home and abroad, have to get rid of, in order that they may appreciate the change ...
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SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.
Armac, s.s—From Cooktown to Melbourne via ports. arrived in Townsville last night, and will leave to-day for the south. After calling at Flat-top Island to-morrow ...
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COMMERCIAL.
Messra. Goldsbrough, Mort, and Co. have received the following cablegram from their London office dated the 29th of September:—"As compared with the opening ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Mr. Theodore Wright, 21 Night Road, Peckham, London, S.E., sends us several metrical contribution of a pychic character, which are declined with thanks.—ED. ...
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MONETARY AND MINING.
The Secretary of the Charters Towers Stock Exchange reports that the following sies of mining shares were made on Change to-day:— ...
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The Morning Bulletin,
No time has been lost over the reconstruction of the Ministry. Practice makes perfect, and the present Government has been so often reconstructed, so ...
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Advertising
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MOVEMENTS OF OVER-SEA VESSELS.
Jumna, s.s., from Brisbane to London via Tones Straits, arrived in London on the 26th of September. Duke of Argyll, s.s., from Brisbane to ...
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