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March 8-Kawatiri, as, 516 tons, W. Madden, from. Melbourne. Passengers- Misses Birrell, Powell. March 8-Amy, as, 76 tons, A. Anderson, ...
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Advertising : 459 words view this articleA farmer at Bauyena, Victoria, from a block of 250 acres harvested 2,000 bags of wheat, representing quite two-thirds of the capital value of his land. ...
Article : 243 words view this articleSydney, Wednesday.-Mr H. Pratt, produce merchant, Sussex street, Sydney, reported to-day as follows:- "The produce markets remain ...
Article : 49 words view this articleSydney, Wedneaday.-Wheat, 3s 4½d ; Algerian oats, 2s ld ; maize, dearer, 2s 8d ; potatoes, Circulars, £8 ; onions, £10 3s ; other lines unchanged. ...
Article : 66 words view this articleFarmers are inclined to hang on to their potatoes, so deliveries will be lighter this week, and will be more steady till dag out it is working that way owing to light crops ...
Article : 89 words view this articleDeliveries of produce were well maintained yesterday, 40 teams coming in by road to West Devonport, with a fair number at East Devonport, in addition to 30 ...
Article : 288 words view this articleThe market yesterday was only moderately supplied with produce. Potatoes especially were slow. Values ware the same as quoted yesterday, £6 being ...
Article : 63 words view this articleBusiness was brisk in produce circles yesterday, and deliveries were large, totaling over 2,000 bags. At night about 3,000 bags were in sight at the wharf and ...
Article : 229 words view this articleThe steamer Easby shipped here yesterday for Sydney 2,538 bags potatoes, 40 cases potatoes, 505 bags turnips, and 151 bags peas. ...
Article : 23 words view this articleLaunceston, Wednesday.-The steamer Wakatipu shipped for Sydney to-day 219 bags peas, 68 cases fruit, 132 cases tomatoes, 1,755 bales straw, 24 bags turnips, ...
Article : 45 words view this articleSir,-Time has called for a reply to a letter which appeared in your paper early last month signed "Moore's Plains Settler. I hardly thought it worth my while to ...
Article : 459 words view this articleWe have received the following revised programme of the future movements of the Governor-General and party :- To-day, Thursday, March ...
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Family Notices : 58 words view this articleA further step has been taken in the administration of the new tax on property occupiers and lodgers, and yesterday a large batch of official envelopes were ...
Article : 1018 words view this articleA meeting of the Improvement and Tourists' Association was held in the council chambers on Tuesday evening. The action of the secretary respecting the ...
Article : 217 words view this articleThere was no business to occupy the justices at the weekly sitting of the Police Court yesterday morning. The legal difficulty involved in the adjourned sanitary ...
Article : 270 words view this articleHis Grace Archbishop Saumarez Smith, with the members of his family, who have been spending a month's holiday at Ulverstone, left by the early train ...
Article : 432 words view this articleOar obituary columns this morning record the death of Mr Jonathan Graham at his late residence, Latrobe in his 72nd year. The funeral takes place at 2.30 ...
Article : 31 words view this articleW. T. Bell ana Co. announce that they will sell by auction, at their yards, Cooee Creek, on Thursday, March 16, a piece of land containing 63 acres 1 rood 10 perches, ...
Article : 411 words view this articleThe fire which occurred at Burnie early yesterday more ing, and which demolished house in the occupation of Mr Harry Stowart, at Mooreville road, ...
Article : 308 words view this articleMelbourne, Wednesday. - The State Government intends to discuss the question of farther legislation for securing a general eight boars per day system. ...
Article : 30 words view this articleIt has been decided, after long delays, by the Minister for Home Affairs to take over the new Hobart General Post Office, which was erected by the State ...
Article : 155 words view this articleA lad named Ernest Turner was charged at the Bathurst Police Conrt with wounding another boy named Raymond Denmead. Accused drank a quantity of ...
Article : 62 words view this articleGreat excitement was caused at Cobar by a tragedy in Linsley street. A man named John James Donnelly was walking down the street with his daughter when ...
Article : 113 words view this articleMr H. Fist lost a haystack last week by fire which involved a loss of about £15. Some scrub had been burning on bis farm sad getting nearer to the stack than was ...
Article : 43 words view this articleMelbourne, Wednesday.-The purchasers of the wreck of the Royal Mail steamer Australia made £8,000 profit on their venture. The vessel will shortly be blown ...
Article : 35 words view this articleMr James Salter, of Middlebridge, was brought to Dr Wolfenden's residence, Dunolly, with a piece of a branch of a fruit tree about 1½in long running under ...
Article : 75 words view this articleSydney, Wednesday.-The estimates of the Attorney-General's department have been reduced by £4,000 for the year in pursuance of the policy of economic ...
Article : 32 words view this articleSydney, Wednesday.-The gold yield for February was 16,289oe fine, against 25,934oz for last February. ...
Article : 19 words view this articleMr E. Bourke, when driving in a sulky to Albury from Carnsdale about four miles from Albary, on the Howlong road, drove to Spectacles Lagoon to water his ...
Article : 112 words view this articleAdelaide, Wednesday.-At Mt Gambier the sparrows are increasing enormously, and phosphorous poisoning is being resorted to to minimise their numbers. ...
Article : 27 words view this articlePerth, Wednesday.-William Hodge, a bank accountant, was sentenced to five years' imprisonment for embezzling £300 from the Westralian Bank. The evidence ...
Article : 34 words view this articleAt the annual meeting of the Standard Assurance Company the chairman said that the competition of the State department had led to a reduction in the rates ...
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