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Classified Advertising
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Domestic Sayings and Doings
A Ticket-of-leave holder was aecidentally killed a few days ago in the Leschenault district. The man, whose name was Edward Champ, was a sawyer in the service of Mr Pearce Clifton, and was in the act of ...
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Shipping Intelligence.
On the 30th ult, the barque Phoebe Dunbar, 706 tons, T. Michie, commander, from London and Dublin, with 286 convicts and Pensioner Guard. Passengers—Dr. Bowler, R.N., Surgeon Superintendent, and two Religious ...
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
By way of Melbourne our newspaper dates and advices extend to the 3rd June. From the Frontier the accounts of the state of affairs were generally favourable. ...
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TRANSPORTATION TO BE CONTINUED TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA!!!
BY the arrival of the Phoebe Dunbar we have English intelligence to the 3rd June. We are indebted to Capt. Michie for a file of English and Irish journals to that date. ...
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LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Once more the Post Office needs to be enlarged. When the present structure was completed twenty-four years ago, it [?]s then large enough to meet the business of the ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
THE brig Hero, from Adelaide, brings us a large English Mail left at that port by the Osmanli steamer, the date however is not later than April. The Hero called at King George's Sound, from which place the ...
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