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STEAM NAVIGATION.
SIR,—As a Queenslander, and of course interested in any scheme which may have for its object the advancement of the colony and the establishment of Local Institutions, I ...
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OFFICIAL NOTIFICATIONS.
MARYBOROUGH, Port Curtis, and Rockhampton, are declared by proclamation to be ports for the registration of ships and vessels, under the authority of the Merchant ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
February 29—Telegraph, steamer, 700 tons, Capt. O'Reilly, for Sydney. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Isaac; Capt. W. B. O'Connell and family, Messrs. Hoskin, G. Leland, Hamilton, R. ...
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ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION.
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MY OPINION.
SIR,—As an old soldier and an old salt, one who has served other people well and himself very ill, permit me to say a word about this fighting question; or, more properly, ...
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Classified Advertising
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REASONS WHY IPSWICH SHOULD NOT HAVE A BONDED STORE.
THE reasons given below appear to us to have so much truth and force about them that, if the movers in this matter will only inquire into them as Queensland colonists, ...
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Family Notices
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WEEKLY CALENDAR.
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The Moreton Bay Courier.
REVERTING to the subject of telegraphic communication, will Europe, to which we have more than once recently alluded, it is desirable to state precisely how the question ...
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SUGAR AND COTTON—BY FREE LABOR OR SLAVES.
SIR,—Last week when the thermometer was 100° in the shade, and anything you liked in the sun, one of your correspondents, who signs himself J. G., seems to have been ...
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IPSWICH.
DINNER TO MR. THOMAS H. JONES.—On Friday evening last, twenty-six gentlemen of Ipswich sat down in Hanran's billiard-room, to a dinner given to their fellow-townsman ...
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
POLICE.—On Tuesday William Callaghan was fined 10s. for drunkenness, and on Wednesday Anne Hickey was was fined 10s., or in default 48 hours, for a similar offence. ...
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SUPREME COURT.
Ex parte WILLIAM KING.—Judgment:— A rule nisi had been obtained in chambers for a habeas corpus directing the keeper of the gaol at Brisbane to bring up the body ...
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PLEASURE AND BUSINESS DRIVES.
SIR,—Permit a ratepayer to call the attention of the Municipal Council to the great improvement which might be made for a few pounds extra expense, if the Aldermen ...
Article : 158 words
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