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Shipping Intelligence.
September 20.—Packet, schooner, Levier, from Taleabuana June 25, Tome (S.A.) July 1.—Staghound American schooner, Terry from Talcahuana (S.A.) July 18 with 1 passengers. ...
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Domestic Intelligence.
ON the evening of the 10th of September, a meeting of the Strangers Friend Lodge of Odd Fellows, was convened, and a resolution passed unanimously that Dr. Gerard, a member of the ...
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WEEKLY CALENDAR.
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GARDENING AND AGRICULTURAL MEMORANDA FOR OCTOBER.
KITCHEN GARDEN.—Plant salads, cabbages, potatoes, Sow smell salads, cucumbers, melons, pumpkins, celery, peas, beans, turnips, kidney beans, carrots, &c. FRUITS —Trim and clean from insects and caterpillars. Apricots ...
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TO OUR READERS.
We consider is necessary to explain to our readers our reason for declining to issue any further numbers of an article entitled "THE GOULBURN LASS." When we first permitted ...
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Small Debts' Court.
M. DONALD v. HAWES.—This was a suit for the sum of £5, alleged to be due to the plaintiff's wife. Mr. Doak (owing to teh absence of Mr. ...
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THE NEWS FROM THE CRIMEA.
No doubt the people of Australia, linked as they are by ties of consanguinity and compatriotism with the brave British soldiers encamped before Sebastopol, ...
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QUEANBEYAN.
The weather has been recently most favourable, and gives a prospect of a rich and abundant harvest. Our trading community are also looking forward to hoe bustle and activity ...
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TESTIMONIAL TO MR. M'ALISTER.
A meeting of some of the friends of Mr. M'Alister, so long the arduous and useful Chief Constable of Goulburn, was held last Monday evening at Mr. Boyle's Hotel, in ...
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Police Reports.
STORMING A BUTCHER'S SHOP.—A young man, named James Byrnes, was charged by Mr. John Owen, a knight of the steel and cleaver, officiating in Sloane-street, with taking ...
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5.
THE SUFFERINGS OF A TAILOR.—Mr. M. Wilkinson was again compelled to answer the charge, preferred against him by the police, of being drunk on the previous night. The ...
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