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Shipping Intelligence.
AUGUST 14.—Tamar, steamer, Captain Cottier, from the Northern Ports. Passengers—Rev. Robert Moffatt and Mr. King, from Rockhampton; Mr. Bourcicault, from Gladstone; Messrs. John Purser ...
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QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT.
THE President took the chair at half-past four o'clock, and read prayers. TENDERS REGULATION BILL. Captain O'CONNELL said that as there was ...
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LIBERAL REWARD.
SIR,—Permit us through the medium of your journal to return our grateful acknowledgements to the liberal people of Ipswich for the very munificent sum of NINE POUNDS—awarded to us for ...
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ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION.
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THE REAL PROPERTY LAW AND REGISTRATION OF TITLE.
SIR,—It is no reprehensible feeling which induces Englishmen to value and cherish the old associations and usages of their fatherland. They are apt to regard with attachment and ...
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A SHORT METHOD OF RELEASING MR. JONES.
SIR,—As it appears by your notice of this day —which, by the bye, is remarkably well timed, and judiciously pointed—there is no prospect at present of the celebrated slander case of Fidler v. ...
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Weekly Calendar.
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Local Intelligence.
THE PILOT ESTABLISHMENT.—As a proof that the Government have not too soon arrived at the determination to provide suitable accommodation at the Moreton Island ...
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Classified Advertising
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Family Notices
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The Moreton Bay Courier.
WHENEVER it is our misfortune to be led into the publication of an erroneous statement, we are ever anxious to make the amende honorahle. In remarking ...
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SUPREME COURT.—TUESDAY.
Of those gentlemen who were fined £3 each on the previous day for non[?]attendance as jurors, two applied to-day for a remission of tho fine, namely, Messrs. George Appel and A. J. ...
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POLICE COURT.
Joseph Howe, for leaving his dray in the streets without protection, was fined 10s., with 3s. 6d. costs. High Jones was convicted of drunkenness and ...
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MR. G. D. LANG'S LETTER.
SIR,—In your Tuesday's issue there is a letter from Mr. G. D. Lang to me, in answer to which I beg to say it is not my intention to enter into ...
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