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A TASMANIAN'S EXPERIENCES DURING TWENTY MONTHS IN SOUTHLAND, NEAV ZEALAND, IN 1867-8-9.
Gold Failing—Remove—Flooded Out again —More Removes—Building Hut—Making Dams—Kokabulla—Welsh and French— Cau-cau Kakapo—``Charleys.''—Recal. ...
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PEMBROKE ELECTION.
On Tuesday at 4 o'clock, at the Court House, Sorell, the Returning Officer announced the nominations (as already given in our columns), and the time and places of polling having been ...
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THE TOWN HALL ORGAN.
The colony—the smallest of the Australian colonies—that some years ago, through lack of musical talent, had to sell, at a sacrifice, all the instruments belonging to its Choral Society— ...
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A NEW INDUSTRY.
The following report of the opening of Messrs. P. N. Russell & Co's new railway carriage factory, Sydney, condensed from the Town and Country Journal, will be read with interest both on ...
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WILLING MISTAKES.
SIR,—The misappropriation of umbrellas, hats, coats, cloaks, &c., at private and public balls, regattas, hunts, steeplechases, races, and other places of amusement, has become so ...
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THE COMMERCIAL VALUE OF A COLONIST.
The following interesting letter appeared, with the above heading, in the Standard of December 20th:—``As throwing some light on the above question, I trust the following statistics, ...
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INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET MATCH.
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EMILE OLLIVIER, THE NEW PREMIER OF FRANCE.
M. Emile Ollivier, whom Napoleon III. has charged with the formation of a new Ministry, is the son of Demosthenes Ollivier, a Marseilles merchant, who took an active part in the ...
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