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The magnitude of the quantities of imported wine entered for home consumption in the mother country is such as to hold out the strongest ...
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.
There is quite a rush in the southern districts for the selection of land under the new regulations. It is proposed to prorogue Parliament next ...
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The harvestis not sufficiently far advanced yet to have any effect on the markets, and prices, except for hay, are the same as last week. The demand for flour is steady, but not large, and so it will ...
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GEELONG.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8.
That great bar to cur prosperity and advancement as a seaport—the bar at the entrance of the inner harbour—is now almost among the things that were. At a meeting of the Bar ...
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The Council of the University has made arrangements for opening the school of medicine at the beginning of the ensuing academic year. The following are the regulations for the course ...
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The following important letter from Earl Russell to a Liverpool firm, although dated September 19, was not published until the 28th October:— ...
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MR. SQUIRES.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.
Sir,—After the letters which appeared in your columns of this day, I feel myself called upon, in justice to myself, to disabuso the public mind from the erroneous interpretation of the word ...
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