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Australian Mail And New Zealand Express (Newspaper) - January 14, 1868, London, Middlesex ON THE OF MONTHLY REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION AND ' NEW ZEALAND 6; i es a The imparted under the Public Schools Act as and other similar expressions were also against the inspectors employed by in the prosecution of their the President convened a special meeting of the were to his the Archbishop and the Right S. Jr. A. inviting them to make their charges in a specific so that could be and assuring them that on such charges would be taken to have an and Both these have declined to take the breach a in thiis td After vote oip want of tdj been as announced tjie it was the Ministry would have this with the public was of motion on the 7th. into ithe were by Mr. the Which louna oy for the purpose most in- of the and then the 13th, was continued for about the fehe amendment was on a pj 29 to 15. ' ' The Sydney Herald of November 23 says There is now prospect of passing the estimates for 1868 before the close of the current and it is a matter whether the will from the House a votS credit in all will There now Government business 18 to ana ib local to make new which it is the ' intention of other a which Mr. Samuel and Meg - - the A juap law tu o- the of regulating and - continuance of this act has by many as not creditable to the to Chinese immigration there are 6piriioh's.'^ The have displayed a fair amount and their industry has been so directed hot tb much into with ' ' 1""* has The object of the hilt restrictions were placed upon the from oilier ' y i i shortly a Complete who refuse by these and who propose in their cultivate the beet The other crops upon the River Will yield very The grape much hy hot and will not produce anything like the of otherwise be The onions have up by seem to devour everything in the shape they molest at The - lucerne props the other been much injured by the ' f the season has been so good that until very the farmer had every reason anticipate a remunerative But rust has made its and although its devastations have not yet over a it is impossible say how much of the wheat will be spared by hay crop is being is very heavy but the caterpillars deal of the young In: the the settlers are better and have every prospect issue to their The in the vicinity of Deniliquin are and this at any the farmers there will be able to put money in their The weather about Albury had been favourable to the crops up to the 7th when there was a severe which did a great damage to the The early crops of promise although the later ones will not produce owing to the baked state of the There has been a general failure of fruit owing to the which the have alone Kain is now much The was in a flooded state owing to the thawing of the has fallen to within a few feet of the usual summer is and seems likely to continue but soa breezes have set and serve to moisten the ground and keep the crops look In other portions pf the the the westward the much from the unseasonable a They have very and down oats every kind of vegetation more or less fruit haye not that fruit have been a 4d|ill' road the has suffered much from the hot winds fierce heat the At Singleton the heat was described as in intensity by the bush fires which were On the 13th a change ' wind set in and brought some refreshing revived the drooping herbage and rendered the atmosphere mdre At Armidale the weather has been less and the in good There Was a week or back a very violent at - - -' ' ' ' - - of

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