Tuesday, 26th December.—Derwent, steamer, Hero, steamer, from Otago; Keera, steamer, from Port Albert; Lady Robiliard, from Belfast. SAILED. ...
Article : 1,134 wordsThe President took the chair at a quarter past four o'clock. Mr J. P. Fawkner asked the President whether any information had been received as to the absence ...
Article : 1,705 wordsThere was very little business done at the Corner yesterday. A general impression also seems to prevail among brokers and speculators that until we are fairly over the coming holiday season buot little will ...
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Family Notices : 29 words"RECENT circumstances, needless to specify, have fixed much anxiety on the material products of the Australian Colonies. Hitherto they have been but little known in Europe, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 429 wordsMessrs John Ditchburn and James Croyle, sharebrokers, report the following sales of shares yesterday:— Great Guli; £15; Nelsons, £22 17s 6d; Band of Hopo, £123; Leviathans, £17 10s; Franklin Company, full ...
Article : 617 wordsA fire occurred on Sunday, at Glendaruel, on the farm of Messrs Ramsay and Kinnear, in consequence of which the greater part of a stack of new hay was consumed. The neighbors all turned out ...
Article : 3,145 wordsThe Red Jacket landed fifteen persons sick at the quarantine station this morning, and is now waiting for orders from the Government as to whether she is to proceed to Melbourne. ...
Article : 61 wordsHall, Gilbert, and Dunn, stuck up the Goulburn mail yesterday. They robbed the only passenger there was, taking from him the sum of £30. Mr Dean sold at auction nearly the whole of the ...
Article : 67 wordsThe Caroline, from Gottenburg, arrived yesterday. She called at the Cape on her way out, and left that port on 11th November, but there is no news, and there are no papers to hand yet. ...
Article : 419 wordsSIR,—A letter appears in your issue of this morning, purporting to be written by s Mr M. F. Ogle, of Maryborough, which by an ingenious perversion of facts is calculsted to do me an injury amongst those ...
Article : 372 wordsDENILIQUIN.—In f[?] castle the following mobs have gone down during the current week:—On Tuesday, 400, Jenkins'; and to-day, 269, [?] Kirk Goldsbrough's; and 437, Keighran's. In fast sheep, we have had three flocks ...
Article : 222 wordsSANDHURST.—The expected revision of the tariff by the Government, and the great uncertainty that as to the changes that will, be effected, have a great influence on business. In the various ...
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The Star (Ballarat, Vic. : 1855 - 1864), Wed 21 Dec 1864, Page 2
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