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  3. COUNTRY NEWS. WINDSOR.

    JANUARY 16—THE [?]—The vexed guestion so important to the settlers residing at Wilberforce, namely, the high rate of tolls heretofore enforced, is now settled. The lessee, Mr. G. A. Davis, having made ...

    Article : 671 words

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    Advertising : 3,932 words

  5. OTAGO.

    IN general mining matters. I have nothing of a very striking character to report. The Waipori is turning out better than was expected. Many of those who first withdrew from the place on account of the scarcity of ...

    Article : 874 words

  6. CAMDEN.

    January 15.—Weather intensely hot, excessively dry, dreadfully oppressive, are the terms universally adopted to describe the state of the weather here. Our gardens are parched up; the fearfully hot winds have caused ...

    Article : 461 words

  7. THE PRESBYTERIAN BURIAL GROUND.

    SIR,—In answer to the letter of the Rev. John M'Gibbon, in the Empire of Wednesday last, I trust you will kindly favour me by allowing in your widely circulated and influential journal the following reply:— ...

    Article : 735 words

  8. TASMANIA.

    THE Launceston Examiner of December 31st, reports the following:— RAPE AND ATTEMPT TO MURDER.—William Worthey was brought up at the Polic Court, Launceston, ...

    Article : 904 words

  9. TAMBAROORA.

    Notwithstanding the various drawbacks that have occurred during the past twelve months to the prosperity of this digging locality, it is highly gratifying to find that the amount of gold forwarded down by escort exceeds ...

    Article : 510 words

  10. THE BENEVOLENT ASYLUM.

    SIR,—Many of your readers will be very much surprised to learn that there is still anothor gross abuse in connection with the management of the Benevolent Asylum. I refer to the custom of maintaining ...

    Article : 169 words

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    FARMING ON THE CLARENCE.—The Clarence Independent says:—The [?] crops in U[?]arra appear to be prodigous; in fact, we believe the district of the Clarence is capable of producing a sufficienty for the whole ...

    Article : 1,046 words
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