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CURE OF SCAB IN SHEEP.
LARGE number of gentlemen interested in pastoral pursaits met Yesterday, at two p.m., in Mesers, Mort and Co.'s rooms, Pitt-street, to consider what course should be taken in referenes to the bill now before the As. ...
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BUSHRANGING AT BURROWA.
At half.past six last night I [?]at down to tea, and had got ha f way througb, when four men came into the u'ore, and I got up to serve them, and had got to the corner of the sounter, when I found that I bad three ...
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L A W SUPREME COURT.
IN EQUTTY.—His Honor the Chief Justice will sit this day. at eleven o'clock, to take motions and petitions in equity. MA TER'S OFFICE.—Gorman v. Jones, defendant's ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.
THE SRBAKER took the chair at twenty-nine minutes past three. RAILWAY TO MUDGEE. Mr. TERRY presented a petition from a large ...
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INSOLVENCY COURT.—TUESDAY.
Certificates of release from sequestration were granted to William Thomeo[?], Peter Williams, Kdward J. Crofton, George W. Eokford, Jonathan M. Howarth, Daniel Charles Carter, and Thomas Skelly. ...
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NEW INBOLIVENTS.
Timothy Gilligan, of Ter[?]y's buildings, off Baystreet, dealer, late of Athlone-place, Sydney. Liabilities, £113 0s. 2d. Assets, £1. Deflcit, £112 Os. 2d. Mr. Morris, official assignee. ...
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MERTINGS OF CREDITORS.
Wednesday, 9.—Samuel G. Fogg, Edward Davis of Grafton, John Sohwomberg, Henry Crozier, Jamas P. Ormiaton, third. Enoch W. Rudder, adjourned single. Georgs F. A. Lentx, adjourned single. ...
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METROPOLITAN DISTEIOT COURT.
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CENTRAL POLICE COURT.—TUESDAY.
Ann Cunningham was fined 20s. for using obscene language in a public place. Sarah Twomey and Elix-beth Dowling were each fined 10s. for rictous behaviour; in default of payment ...
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LIST OF DONATIONS TO THE AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM DURING AUGUST, 1868.
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NEWTOWN.—By special request, Mr. Charles Final a ve Evercute will give another exhibition this evening of the moving diorama of the Holy Land and Jaruaalom. at the School of Arts, Newtown. Mr. Evereste's exhibition ...
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WATER POLICE COURT.—TUESDAY.
John Ratcliff and John Mi[?]bank, deserters from the ship Daisy, with Frank Brown, a deserter from the ship Lord Macaulay, were sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to.hard labour during four weeks. ...
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DEATH FROM BURNING.—In our Paterson correspondent's etter which appeared in our issue of Saturday last, there was a paragraph recording the accidental burning of a girl named Sarah Granger, on the 28th ...
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MONEY ORDER SYSTEM.—Great advantages would result to the population of Araluen if the Money Order System was extended to tbat place. Diggers would thereby be enabled to remit small' sums of gland ...
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