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Article : 191 wordsSUGAR.—There was only one public [?] to-day of 1,263 boxes damaged while [?]vannah, nearly the whole of which was disp.[?] of at the following rates:—Good while semi-crys[?] (duty paid), 45s. to 46s.; good to fine ...
Article : 885 wordsTHROUGH the kindness of Mr. PAGE, the Mail Contractor, the Post Office Authorities have been enabled to announce that letters and papers for Europe per R.M.S. ...
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The Hobart Town Daily Mercury (Tas. : 1858 - 1860), Sat 14 May 1859, Page 2
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