':~ Sixty-young officers have beeh; ; dißmisaed-i itqm ithe Prussian army. They had-obtained; their com-
missions during.lhe War for bravery in the field, and without having passed the. ordinary'^xaminiitidr] a. They are dow cashieredpfbiv not hayiug succeeded since in acquiring the necessary qualifications" for passing. Beetroot Sugak. — Curiosity was aroused the other day, says (he Australasian, by the exhibition, in the window of the company's offices in Collins-street, of several samples of sugar manufactured at the works of the Victorian Beetroot Sugar Company, from beet grown in this colony. The sugar, valued at about £31 10a. to £33 103. per ton, is of a grey color, very strong, and grainy, similar to that made formerly iv the West Idies, and ranks as a counter. A sample of crystallised sugar, worth about £37, was also shown.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 214, 7 September 1872, Page 2
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