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SHIPPING.
August 15.—Coya, barque, Captain Paige, from San Francisco, 7th June. August 16.—R. M.S. Ellora, from Gaile, 23rd July; Summer Cloud, barque, Captain Skelton, from Tome, 20th May; ...
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SHIPPING IN HARBOUR (EXCLUSIVE OF COASTERS.)
SHIPS.—Anglo Indian, Annie Archbell, Beemah, Ben Lomond, Day Dawn, Canaan, Earl Dalhousie, Esk, Harlaw, King of Italy, Lady Bowen, Nimrod, Nineveh, Rifleman, Sir John Lawrence, "Woolloomooloo, Schah Jehan. ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND MURDERS.
I AND Sullivan arrived at the Grey ou Saturday, 26th May. I took up my residence at the Provincial Hotel. Sullivan began drinking, and spent what money he had, which was very little. He left the Greymouth township on Sunday night, and ...
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THE RACE HORSE BYLONG.
THIS colt is the property of Mr. E. Lee. He is a son of Sir Hercules, out of Marchioness (Pacha's dam), and has proved himself to be worthy of his renowned sire, whose stock have won more than their share of honour at the late Randwick ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ENCAMPMENT AT ESCAPE CLIFFS, PALMERSTON?
WE present our readers this month with a view; taken on the spot, of the site selected by Mr. Finnis for the capital of Northern Australia. The sketch represents the government resident's quarters, and the tents of the expeditionary party at ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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"COO-EE-EE!"
THOSE of our readers who are at all acquainted with bush life and bush habits, are familiar with the subject of our sketch, the well-known call, "Coo-ee-ee." It was originally used by-the aboriginals, but, like many other of their ideas, was speedily ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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