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Shipping Intelligence.
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LATEST FROM BUNINYONG.
Since the above was in type, we have received the following communication from a gentleman, who was on the spot where the diggers were at work on ...
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SUPREME COURT.
Thomas Smith was indicted for stealing two blankets, the property of Charles Methvin, at Melbourne, on the 31st July. The blankets, which had been washed, and ...
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MELBOURNE.
August 14.—Yarra, schooner, 139 tons, W Robb, master, from Hobart Town 9th instant. Passengers—J Church, W Gilpin, J Akers, William Williams, and Margaret, Mulholland. ...
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EXOTIC PLANTS.
MAIZE AND BEET.—To describe the mode of culture of these two well known articles of agricultural produce, is rather the province of a farmer's guide book, than of a series of papers ...
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THE WILES OF AN EASTERN [?].
THE excess of superstition is not con[?] Bunnoo, but pervades the whole of the [?] rous tribes around. The intelligent native [?]veller, Agha Abbas, whom Major Leech [?] ...
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THE CLUNES DIGGINGS.
The Argus of Saturday gives the following particulars, which corroborate the statements we have already communicated, from direct information:— ...
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Advertising
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The land sale has at last been officially announced for the 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th of September. Particulars will be found in another column. The following ...
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THE CARNIVAL AT ROME.
A glance at Rome, during the Carnival, from a private letter of an English friend resident there, will amuse our renders. It will be seen that our correspondent is of a more hopeful ...
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GOVERNMENT LAND SALE.
The sale of the following Lands has been advertised in the Victoria Government Gazette of the 13th August, to be held at the rooms of Messrs Tennent and Cropper, on Tuesday, 16th ...
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MELBOURNE.
THE STOCKADE.—Before the arrival of the last batch of prisoners from the gaol, quietness and good order prevailed; week after week Mr Stuart, the visiting justice, attended and not a ...
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THE YARRA DIGGINGS.
Dr Bruhn and Mr Gumbinner of Collins-street, arrived in town last light front the Victoria diggings, to which they had paid a visit. Dr Bruhn informs us that the gold is found in ...
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VARIETIES.
MR. SAPIO THE SINGER.—SAD REVERSE FORTUNE.—All playgoers of twenty years' from standing must have a perfect recollection of Mr Sapio, who for many seasons was the 'primo tenore' at ...
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GEELONG.
ELECTION MEETING.—The Electors for the County of Grant, in Moolap, gave a hearty response to the invitation of Mr. H. Mercer to meet him on Friday the 15th instant; there were ...
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