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PATRIOTIC FUND.
A public meeting of the inhabitants of Windsor and the surrounding district was held, on Tuesday last, at the Court House, Windsor. The meeting, though not very numerously attended, was a ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
February 28.—Flash, birg, 150 tons, Captain Wilson, from Wellington February 15. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Smith two children and servant, Mrs. and Miss Grauyr, Messrs. P. and R. Laurie, Beswick, Evans, J. S. ...
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DEPARTURES.
February 28.—Algerine, for Auckland. February 28.—Palormo, for Moreton Bay. February 28.—Louisa, for Guam. February 28.—Prince of Wales, for London. ...
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STEAMERS SENGAGED AS TRANSPORTS AND ON MAIL SERVICE.
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PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
THIS DAY.--Sarah, for Port Fairy; Royal Saxon, for Valparaiso; Boomerang (s.), Sporting Lass, and Gaze, hound, for Moreton Bay; Eagle (s.), for Twofold Bay; John Bull, for Melbeurne. ...
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CLEARANCES.
February 28.—Telegraph (s.), 580 tons, Captain C. Climore, for Melbourne. Passengers—Messrs. J. Macnumara, J. B. Levin, John Trotyn, J. Deiz, J. Paterson, A M'Kellar, 2 Masters Solomon, Mr. and Miss J. T. ...
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COASTERS INWARDS.
February 28.—Adolphus, Polly Hopkins, and Petrel, from Morpeth, with 271 tons couls, 2000 spokes, 800 bags grain, 61 casks flour, and 28 bales hay; Uncle Tom, from Brisbane Water, with 10,000 feet timber. ...
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COASTERS OUTWARDS.
February 28.—Bornett, for wide liay; Bard's Legacy, for Sboalhaven; Mary, Tamar (s.), Tigress, Jane, Petrel, and Frederick Grilliths, for Neweastle; Uncle Tow, Johauna, Susan, and Industry, for Brisbane Water. ...
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
In the estate of John Fearnley, a special meeting was held, Claims proved, £321 18s. 5d. In the estate of Rich, Langley, and Butchart, an adjourned second meeting was held. Claims amounting to ...
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IMPORT.
Per Flash, from wellington; 206 bales wool, 142 bags oats, 71 bags baricy, order shipped at Port Victoria; 27 bales wool, a feez and Co.; 1 case, Waugh and Cox, shipped at Wellington. ...
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EXPORTS.
Per Telegraph (s), for Melbourne; 96 boxes candles, Ferris and Arkins; 10 boxes flour, T. Barker and [?] cases biscuits, J. Abraham; 1 case, 2 casks, Suddington; 15 cases eigars, 1 box, S. Maurice; 1 trunk, 1 bag, ...
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Advertising
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Family Notices
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SHIPS' MAILS.
CLOSING AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE. For Valparaiso.--By the Royal Saxon, this day, at noon. For Moreton Bay—By the Boomerang (s.), this day, ...
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ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Thursday, March 1st, will be presented here, for the second time for many years, the celebrated and highly popular Dramn, entitled LUKE THE LABOURER. "Wapping Old Stairs," Miss Lorette ...
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DIARY.
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AUCTION BUSINESS.
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THE EMPIRE.
ON Monday next the nomination of candidates for the representation of these counties will take place at Braidwood. The candidates already announced are, Mr ...
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WELLINGTON SHIPPING.
January 20.—Thomas and Henry, from Sydney. January 28—Occan, from Sydney. January 29.—Royal Stuart, from London, via. Port Victoria. ...
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THE PATRIOTIC FUND.
On Tuesday evening, the members of the German Club, and a number of other gentlemen, Germans and others, assembled at the Club Rooms, in O'Coneell-street, for the purpose of initiating ...
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AUCKLAND SHIPPING.
February 5.—Josephine Willis, from London via New Plymouth. February 6.—Ocean; and Wonga Wonga (s), from Melbourne. ...
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THE LIBEL ON PUBLIC JUSTICE.
WE conceive that it is impossible for any candid person not to feel gratified at the result of Dr. Lang's trial for libel at Melbourne. Bating all necessity of justifying ...
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