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  2. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    We have South Australian dates to tho 13th instant. The news of most importance is that relating to Stuart's expedition. The following is from tho ...

    Article : 1,622 words
  3. MANGOLD WURTZEL.

    Although this crop has been more extensively planted in the present than in former seasons, many who might have done so have omitted it. We regret to find that it arises, in some instances, ...

    Article : 242 words
  4. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    DISCOVERIES OF LAND FIT FOR SQUATTING PURPOSES.—The desire to discover more land suitable for squatting stations has been entertained by many settlers of York district with great ardour, ...

    Article : 1,028 words
  5. SINGAPORE.

    THE BANKA STRAITS SURVEY.—We have received from Mintoh intelligence of the progress of the survey of the Straits of Banka and the adjacent Waters. The results are important, and ...

    Article : 441 words
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    Advertising : 387 words
  7. INDIA.

    We have Bombay papers to the 14th of September, and Calcutta to the 8th. The Bengal Hurkaru says that discontent, dissatisfaction, and disrust may be said to be the ...

    Article : 1,972 words
  8. CEYLON.

    SIR Charles MacCarthy had been appointed Governor, and was expected in the island by the steamer which brings the mail of the 18th September, and which will be due at Galle ...

    Article : 36 words
  9. QUEENSLAND.

    Racing matters have as yet formed little or no portion of my weekly budgets of news, for, with one exception, the meets have been too unimportant to be of any interest at such a distance. ...

    Article : 632 words
  10. THP STRAITS.

    The most important item of news from Java by this mail is the mutiny of the Swiss troops at Samarang, and a discovery that a similar spirit of revolt existed amongst the European ...

    Article : 457 words
  11. THE EXPEDITION TO CHINA.

    By this time the Plenipotentiaries und arma ments of England and France must have reached that well-known spot where, eighteen months ago, Lord Elgin and Baron Gros were ...

    Article : 1,679 words
  12. FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

    There are events which may be felt as they come, and which are not the less acceptable because they justify our presentiment. It was natural to ask what our enterprising neighbour ...

    Article : 1,354 words
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