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DISTILLATION.
SIR,—What is doing with the proposed Distillation Bill? I am almost afraid that the commission on foreign rum will be too much for it, particularly when the latter is preferred by ...
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CURE OF SCAB IN SHEEP.
SIR,—Our attention has been drawn to the numerous letters that have of late appeared in your colums, relatives to "Scab in Sheep; its Cause, Effects and Cure." As we have devoted a ...
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VICTORIA.
Our usual files by the Tasmania have not come to hand, but we have one copy of the Daily Telegraph of 2nd inst. From this and the files per Southern Cross, we now make the following ...
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THE RABBIT PLAGUE.
Pursuant to notice a large and influential meeting of landholders was hold at Englebert's Hotel, on the 1st September, to consider the injury done, and threataned, by the enormous ...
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IMMIGRATION AND OPENING UP OUR LANDS.
SIR,—The Treasurer's financial statement so far as it winds up by making both ends meet, is all very satisfactory. The expenditure being brought within the revenue must not be regarded ...
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THE CAVE-BONES FROM GLENORCHY.
SIR,—Possibly, it is within the memory of many of your readers, that upwards of two years ago I brought to light, with the assistance of some friends, a large number of sub-fossil bones, ...
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HOBART TOWN FEMALE REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
It is agreeable at times to refer to evidences of practical benevolence, by which the welfare of the juvenile part of the community is more especially aimed at. One of these is the Hobart ...
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