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Article : 599 wordsThe late accounts from the reef having gone the rounds of the press, in justice to my fellow-miners I should not feel justified did I not contradict the following erroneous statements which were ...
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Article : 1,026 wordsWithin the last few weeks these diggings have gone ahead very satisfactorily. All the bed claims in the creek still continue to pay first-rate, not one having turned out a "shicer." Sims's party turned out a nugget on ...
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Article : 593 wordsWEATHER.—We are now favoured with mild weather. Lately we had a few refreshing showers, which have given a fresh appearance to the pasture land: and. although the pasture is still bare, a continuation of this ...
Article : 292 wordsThe late case of the Stebonheath is an instance in proof of the shameful manner in which the immigration interests of this country are attended to in England. We have often complained of the mail service, of ...
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Article : 1,423 wordsOur second day's races commenced on Thursday, and I am sorry to say were less attended than on the first day. The first was a hack race for £10, which was won by Mr. Lynch's Swiper. ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Sat 13 Mar 1858, Page 2
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