SYDNEY.
Monday, Nov. 28. The Assembly have resolved to reduce the upset piice of land, ami also to increase the duty on beer. The Government have been defeated on several occasions; Lloyd mo\es a vote of censure on them this week. Last month's Customs returns show an increase. The floods have not yet subsided, Considerable damage has been done in many places. A mine of rock salt has been discovered near Scone. Commodore Stirling appeals, to the Sydney public for subscriptions for the survivors from the '♦ Captain.'' Earl Pembroke's yaclu. has been wrecked in +he South Sea*. The JSarl and crew will proceed to Auckland. Business, dull, and quotations un altered. The barque J£ate, from Auckland, and the John Knox and JSird, from Lyttelton, have arrived. The keversham has mailed from New ca-tl*, N.S.W., for Wellington. The barque Zihgari sailed from the Mauritius for Dunedin on 29th Oct.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 16, Issue 884, 5 December 1870, Page 2
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148SYDNEY. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 16, Issue 884, 5 December 1870, Page 2
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