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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
SPORTING.—Mr. O. Adcock's well-known racers, Tim Whiffler and Miss Fisher, have been purchased for Mr. W. Craig, of Victoria,—the one for £800, the other for £500. They were shipped ...
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
Mr. Detective Elliott found to-day, buried in the coal-dust on the Queensland steamer's wharf, the entire gold stolen from the steamer Barwon. A young man has been found dead with his ...
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LAW.
BEFORE Geo. Crisp, and H. Bilton, Esqs. J.P.s. DRUNKARD.—One man was fined 5s. for drunkenness. PEACE DISTURBER.—A woman named Mary ...
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CITY COUNCIL
The Council met at 4 p.m. PRESENT: His Worship the Mayor, and Aldermen Lewis, Barrett, Crisp, Green, Peck, Risby, and Pearce, ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The Peak Downs Telegram of 19th ultimo states:- "Twelve hours' steady soaking rain, on Wednesday afternoon last, gives promise to the district of ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
THE OVERLAND POSTAL SERVICE.—We understand that a communication from the Government of this colony to the Imperial Government was posted by the last home ward mail, intimating that ...
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THE GAZETTE.
The bye laws for regulating the proceedings of the Clarence Municipal Council are published. A cross-road in the parishes of Forrabury and Harford, County of Devon, has been proclaimed ...
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VICTORIA.
We have Melbourne papers to the 9th, that is the Herald of that date, but the Argue only to the 8th inst. The Herald of the 9th says:— ...
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