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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
THE CENSUS.—It is with some regret that we find a disposition in many quarters to treat the details of the Census in a spirit of levity, and we hear that in numerous instances the papers have been filled up with the ...
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THE MELBOURNE HOSPITAL.
Sir,—As you are always ready to expose a public nu[?]ance, and to ass[?] in applying a remedy, allow me to draw attention to an advertisement in your paper of this date—"Wanted the Inspector of Nuisances to ...
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MEDICAL CERTIFICATES.
Sir,—For the sake of common humanity and common decency, not to name graver considerations, I trouble you to notice the undermentioned circumtance, shewing as it does how things are managed in Victoria. On the ...
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CITY COUNCIL.
A meeting of the City Council, pursuant to adjournment, will be held to-day at noon The following is the business remaining undisposed of from Thursday's notice-paper:— ...
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THE NEW POSTAL MEASURES.
Sir,—Your correspondent of this day, if he has been long, as he signs himself, "A Mall Contractor," will have carried, whether to his own knowledge or no, many books. Under what other head can he class the ...
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TASMANIA.
After a recess remarkable for political quiesence, the Legislative Council resumed its [?]rs on the 18th inst. Sir William Denison [?]d a long speech, in which [?] adverted with ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
We are in receipt of Adelaide papers to the 22nd. THE RAILWAY BONDS.—The Government have accepted all the tenders for the railway bonds that were ...
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THE FILTH OF THE CITY.
Sir,—In your paper of the 1st of March last, you were pleased to make favorable mention of a proposal we made on the 27th February, to the Corporation of Melbourne, viz., to receive the whole of the refuse of ...
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NEW ROAD TO GIPP'S LAND.
It having been observed that there is great delay in the despatch of vessles trading between Melbourne and Gipps' Land, and considerable inconvenience [?]ned thereby, ...
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GENERAL SESSIONS.
(Before R. W. P[?]man, Esq., Chairman of General Sessions: W. Hull, Esq., J. P., and J. T. Smith, Esq., J P.) At the opening of the Court, after the names of the ...
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