Royal Society Meeting Hears on Australian Reptiles and Snakes
The Royal Society held its edition in the Institute at half past seven with H B. Barily presiding. Candidates for ordinary fellows included Mogurs and Benevolent Asylum’s George Bell among others. A noted lecture by Professor M’Correat covered Australian reptiles, snakes and cobras. Specimens and colored drawings illustrated distinctions between snakes and lizards and the cobra’s venomous family. Members discussed collecting preserved specimens from Australian districts near Kilda Prahran and Sandridge to aid future study.
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Sea Veaident Wager Benevolent Asylum
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George Bell
J. Rattray
Secazyaxr
Journal of the
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Dublin
Northmerican
Graham
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M'Correat
Australia
Kilda
Prahran
Sandridge
Herma
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Agricultural Report Notes Quiet Flour Market
The agricultural page records a stagnant flour market with limited trades at prior rates in Holders. Imports to South Australia are modest, with little expectation of large California shipments. Tasmanian and Victorian quotes range from 6d to 9d per bushel, and oats show some movement as colonial stock sells at steady prices. A notable ploughing contest and vineyard press topics follow, along with discussions of land use and potential new commodities for the colony.
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Holdera
South Australia
California
San Francisco
Vallaaint
Andemes
John Oi
Waley Vinepack Company
Elnge
Hentall
Hansome and
Sims
Seresmore
Sydney Morning Herald
Wasles Land
Turkey
England
Masui Seana
Hesinyong
Tullharst
Tanderong
Murray
Mining intelligence reports improved gold yields across districts
Weekly mining accounts show a broader revival with 14 to 21 April yields up from the prior year. Reports describe new reefs at Axe Creek and Piccaniny Creek, abundant alluvial washings, and notable claims at Naverrs, White and Blun, and Bald Hill. Deep lead work near Amherst and Nuggetty Gully draws large numbers of miners, with several fortunes hinted from rich reefs and promising quarts. Water shortages limit some sites, but overall activity and output rise across districts, including Creswick, Ballarat, and Columbian Reef operations.
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Axe Creek
Piccaniny Creek
Sandhurst
Jacob'a Gully
Zipatick
Sheepshead Reef
Blun Company
Cho
Redbank
Sichnete
Almoat
Jace
Pottes
Naverrs
Amherst
Keneay's
Jonervo
Columbian
Son
Bald
Creswick
Bona
Tuxtion
Ing Party
Tolland
Neo
Nuggetty Gully
Linton Township
Black Hill Company
Ballaarat
She Stodte
Shere
Nisheeto
Aquinas
Exeshone
McAroy
Isedines Tong
Indigo
Peivele Cee
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