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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
January 5 —Nil. SAILED (PORT PHILLIP HEADS). January 5.—Haraseeket, ship, for Guam; Rhea Sylvia, for Calcutta. ...
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MUNICIPAL POLICE COURT.
LOVELY WOMAN STOOPING TO FOLLY AGAIN.— Mary Ann Sullivan, a niouvuis sujet in its fullest sense, she having probably innde more appearances before the Bench (invariably with a young baby ...
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Advertising
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Trade is very quiet. The discovery of the new goldfield at Gipps Land is causing some excitement. ...
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SYDNEY.
The Sydney eleven for the cricket match were chosen yesterday. They are as follow:—Adams, Dickson, Gilbert, Hilliard, Kinlock, O. Lewis, Richardson, Samuels, J. Thompson, N. Thompson, ...
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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MELBOURNE NEWS.
The disgraceful scene which took place on Tuesday night at the meeting of the St. Patrick a Society is not, we hear, to be allowed to terminate with impunity to the chief enactors of the ...
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Family Notices
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
This gentleman met a large number of the ratepayers, agreeably to advertisement, at the Australian Hotel yesterday evening, Mr. Carden in the chair. ...
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MR. SYMONDS AT GOLDEN SQUARE.
This gentleman met the electors yesterday evening at the United Kingdom Hotel, Golden Square, Mr. Truelove in the chair, who after a few remarks introduced Mr. Symonds to the ...
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MELBOURNE COMMERCIAL.
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THE BENDIGO ADVERTISER
THE contest for the three vacant seats in the Council, for which there are nine candidates, does by no means increase in interest as it goes on. The same speeches, the same questions and ...
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EAGLEHAWK POLICE COURT.
EXCESSIVE POUND DAMAGES.—Henry Sorley was informed against by Alexander Warren on a charge of having laid excessive damages on some catile belonging to the complainant, impounded ...
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MR. MACARTNEY AT THE SAME PLACE.
Mr. Melrose then took the chair, nnd introduced Mr. Macartney, who, in a lengtliy speech, gave his views in detail, which were merely a reiteration of those already reported at this gentleman's former ...
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MR. O'KEEFE AT KANGAROO FLAT.
This candidate met tlie electors of this portion of the municipality at the Clydesdale Hotel, the meeting being very well attended. Mr. G. Jackson occupied the chair. ...
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
SYDNEY, 4th January.—Nothing but holiday making has been going on since the last telegram. The foundation stone of St. John's Catholic College was laid yesterrday by Archbishop Polding ...
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MR. O'KEEFE AT HIGH-STREET.
This gentlemen, on leaving the Clydesdale, expressed his views to the rutepaying lieges of High-street, at the Prince of Wales Hotel; Mr. Rogers in the chair. The meeting was a somewhat ...
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DR. BOYD AT THE SAME PLACE.
Mr. Pringle was then voted to the chair, and briefly introduced the candidate as a gentleman whom he had known for some years as a trust-worthy business man. Dr. Boyd, who was ...
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MR. BURROWES AT THE YORKSHIRE.
A large meeting of the ratepayers was held last night to hear this gentleman's views, Mr. R. Smethell, the chairman, introduced Mr. Burrowes, who said it was not his intention to have come ...
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THE CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM IN STOREKEEPING.
At a public meeting held at the Bridge Hotel, Back Creek, in connection with the first Equitable Pioneer and Gold-digger's Co-operative and Provision Store, Mr. Win. Clay in the chair, he ...
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MR. WARD AT THE SAME PLACE.
Mr. Jones having taken the chair (and a glass of wine as a sine qua non to the commencement of the business), introduced Mr. Ward as a gentleman who, if returned, was likely to forward their ...
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MR. O'KEEFE'S MEETING.
Sir,—Having inadvertently dropped into the Prince of Wales Hotel, and as a severe taxpayer to the Council, I beg most respectfully you will insert the following:— ...
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SANDHURST GAS COMPANY.
The first half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this Company was held yesterday, at the Company's offices, Bull-street; Mr. R. Borrowes in the chair. The report of the directory was ...
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TO MR. W. L. RONALD.
Sir,—One would have, thought that a gentleman who is either a Director, or wns to have been one, of the Caledonian Society, would have had the courtesy to have "held his tongue," and allowed ...
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MR. WARD AT IRISHTOWN.
The above gentleman at a previous hour in the evening held a meeting at the Butcher's Arms, which was well attended, Mr. Lidtlell occupying the chair. The candidate gave an exposition of ...
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
A new theatre, under the name of the Royal Garrick Theatre, has been opened successfully at Lamplough diggings. Poses plustiques are at present the order of the day, but the drumti is ...
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MR. MATTHEWS AT VIEW-POINT.
This candidate last, night met the ratepayers at the View-point Hotel, Mr. White occupied the chair, and introduced the candidate to the electors. ...
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