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THE OLD MAN GOES TO THE FAIR.
I'm very dusty and tired, wife! I've just come home from the fair; So give me my pipe and tobacco, and I'll smoke in my easy chair; ...
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AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
DEAR SIR,—Some time since, and previous to the passing into law of our present Land Act, several letters appeared in your valuable paper advocating a land tax as a just and equitable source of revenue ...
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EXHAUSTION OF THE FRENCH VINEYARDS.
The phylloxera is extending its ravage so rapidly in the French wine districts that the best vintages begin to suffer, and a rise is threatened in the price of brandy. From the latest accounts of what is doing ...
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DEED AND SURVEY FEES.
SIR,—A letter appeared in your columns of Thursday last calling attention to a most important portion of the new Land Act—concerning deed and survey fees. I shall omit rhetoric and come to the point at ...
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ESK AND CRESSBROOK.
M'Donald and Coulson's 800 head of breeders passed up here on the 15th, all well, for the Maranca Mr. Donaldson's mob of fat bullocks, from the Burnett, passed down on the 17th, also all well. One ...
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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
The following notifications appear in the Government Gazette of Saturday last:— Appointments.—Charles Edward Beddome, to be sub-collector of Customs and Harbour-master at ...
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THE HONEY BEE.
The honey bee iz an inflammible buzzer, sudden in hiz impreshuns and hasty in his conclusions, or end. Hiz natural disposisbun iz a warm cross between red pepper in the pod and fusil oil, and his moral ...
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THE PROPOSED LECTURE ON THE "GREAT PYRAMID."
SIR,—Having recently noticed in the Queensland Evangelical Standard that the Rev. Colin M'Culloch has kindly consented to redeliver his lecture on the above subject at an early date, in this town, I write ...
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A CITY OF PUBLIC-HOUSES.
In an article in the Fortnightly Review on "Municipal Public-house," it is stated that in several districts in Birmingham—a plan of one of which is given—there is one house either ...
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WOOGAROO LUNATIC ASYLUM.
SIR,—In your issue of the 17th instant appears a letter headed "Woogaroo Asylum," and signed "One who knows," which appears to me (from experience as a visitor) to contain a great many inaccuracies. ...
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