SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Everything appears to l.c going >m • mootlily, and everybody is in high spirits. Great dissatisfa< tion -appears to exist at the intended removal ol Captain Grey, who has certainly deserved well of the people of ihe colony. Gum was realizing prices varying 10m 40s. per cwt. for coarse and unclean to 80s. and 82s. for first-rate samples. — Sydney Morning Herahi.
The firnt series of Sales of Colonial Wool of (his season commenced 13th and concluded 28th instant; the qumtity offered consisted of-i-Austrdliau .5,800 btileji Van Diemen's Land .... 4 181 „ Jiouth Australian 1,722 „ Port Philip 1,086 „ Cape of«Tood Hope 2,932 „ Swan River .., 18 „ New Zealand 3 15,745 East India 457 „ 10,202
PUttLICdALEOf COLONIAL *00 L.
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 58, 15 November 1845, Page 4
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116SOUTH AUSTRALIA. New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 58, 15 November 1845, Page 4
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