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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
THIS month's mails bring us bad news from the sister colonies. Trade is stagnant, and the condition of the working classes generally has a very cheerless aspect. In ...
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THE BAR AT THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER SWAN.
It will be seen by the following Reports that the Bar Board have made another inspection of the works at the month of the River:— ...
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THEODORE II. AND THE EMPIRE OF ABYSSINIA.
The Pall Mall Gazette states that intelligence has been received from the captives in Abyssinia up to April 2. They were still prisoners, and in chains, in the Magdala. There had been no change in the ...
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VISIT OF PRINCE ALFRED TO THE COLONY.
WE have now definite intelligence that His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh will visit the colony in his Eastern tour; and that probably in the month of September next we may have ...
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A VOICE FROM CHAMPION BAY.
SIR,—On reading the remarks of a contemporary on the proceedings of the Legislative Council, it occurred to me that if the effusions of all writers were headed by an infallible hand with the motives that ...
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To the Editor of the Inquirer and Commercial News.
SIR,—Having read with considerable interest the many communications relative to Mr. Phillips' memorial, and being a colonist of nearly thirty years' standing, you will pardon my offering a few remarks ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIAN BANK.
The Half-yearly General Meeting of the proprietors of this establishment was held at the Bank Premises, Perth, on the 10th instant. Mr. L. S. Leake being called to the Chair, opened ...
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BUNBURY.
On the evening of the 8th instant the first anniversary tea-meeting of the Congregational Church was held at the chapel of that denomination in this town, and I believe I am giving utterance to the general ...
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PERTH POLICE COURT.
W. Dean, c.p., drunk and rescuing a prisoner from the police; 3 months' hard labour. Charles Williams, c.p., drunk and incapable in Hay Street; 7 days' hard labour. ...
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE "NORWOOD,"—The convict ship Norwood, Captain Frank Bristow, anchored in Gage's Roads at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday, 13th; Dr. Saunders, Staff Surgeon, R.N., Surgeon Superintendent, and Mr. ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
DEAR SIR,—Some remarks made in the Government Resident's communication from Nickol Bay to the Government, and published in your columns last week, seek a public explanation from ...
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THE PROGRESS OF REFORM.
Furious politicians pronounce that Mr. Disraeli has been offering Parliament, in his Reform Bill, a mere imposture. The compound householder is injured, deluded, and deceived; and the wrongs ...
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