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QUEENSLAND TURF CLUB RACES.
STEWARDS.—Hon. R. G. W. Herbert; Captain H. D. Pitt, R. A.; John Little, Esq.; D. T. Seymour, Esq.; and James Collins, Esq. Judge—Hon. D. F. Roberts. Starter—Mr. W. Duncan. Clerk of the Course—Mr. A. ...
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LEASING THE LAND.
SIR,—The following advertisement, extracted from a Victorian journal, proves that the people of Victoria have at last obtained from the Government an acknowledgment of their rights, ...
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STEAMERS AND FERRIES.
SIR,—I crave a small space in your valuable journal to express a hope that the lessees of the Kangaroo Point Ferries may not suffer any loss through the article in to-day's issue, on the carelessness ...
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RE MASTERMAN.
SIR,—In answer to a letter signed "Fair Play," in your issue of the 23rd instant, I can simply say that the whole of the statements therein made are incorrect. ...
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND MEETING AT ROCKHAMPTON.
A REPORT of the above was supplied by their own reporters to both the Rockhampton newspapors, but was suppressed. A very numerously attended meeting of the ...
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STEAMERS AND FERRIES.
SIR,—Your insertion of the following will oblige a subscriber:—In this morning[?] issue there is a paragraph stating that the ferrymen at Kangaroo Point and Bulimba are in the habit ...
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FIELD AND GARDEN CALANDAR FOR JUNE.
WINTER commences on the 24th. The warning cold nip experienced during the last twelve days has given the finishing touch to vines, figs, and peaches; and the gardon now looks leafless ...
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DUM FINANCIAL POSITION.
SIR,—So much has of late been written about the financial condition of Queensland that I expect your readers are nearly full ad nauseum of it; out as every one seems to agree that our ...
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