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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
September 20.—Sacramento, penal bulk, from [?]sons Bay. September 21.—Siren, brigantine, 114 tons, P. Le Neven. master, from Adelaide. No ...
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MELBOURNE.
September 17—[?], barque, from Ha[?]argh. 107 passengers. September 18—Dreadnought, barque, from Adelaide. 137 passengers, ...
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BREACH OF THE POSTAL REGULATIONS.
Captain Warner, of the steamship Shamrock, was called upon to answer the information of Mr Thomas. the Deputy Collector of Customs for not heaving-to that vessel when off ...
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Wind West blowing heavy with soualls.
Per Siren from Adelaide.—Part of original Cargo from Guernsev.—5,000 bricks, J. Monte[?]ore & Co.; transhipped ex Mazzagram, from B[?]—200 cases brandy, J. Montefiore & ...
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 22.
The first railway undertaking of magnitude in the colony has been worthily inaugurated. That it will soon be our task to record its consummation we ...
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THE CONCERT.
THE CONCERT.—Spite of a showery evening, the Concert in aid of the Infirmary was numerously attended, ant the whole affair went off with the greatest eclat. We would only ...
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POLICE COURT.
James Williams, an articled apprentice, or board of the above vessel was brought before the Bench, charged with deserting his ship. No prosecutor appearing, the lad was ...
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PORT PHILLIP HEADS.
September 20.—Ama[?]th, from Bas[?], 103 days. Herenles, from London, 117 days. A Dutch ship, from London. ...
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