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  2. WOODSIDE.

    The 27th October was held as the anniversary of the Oddfellows of No. 16 Lodge here. At noon the brethren fell into procession, and, accompanied by Schraeder's Band, marched from the ...

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  3. CLARE.

    A new Court in connection with the Ancient Order of Foresters was formally opened last evening at Cronin's Commercial Hotel, Clare, by P.C.R. Gunson, the delegate from the Parent ...

    Article : 348 words
  4. INSOLVENCY COURT.

    In re Stephen Start, late of Athelstoue, farmer: judgment. His Honor, in going over the evidence in this case, observed in reference to the charge of contracting debts by means of fraud and false ...

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  5. MOUNT GAMBIER.

    The crops are looking well, and hopes are entertained that the aphis was only partial, and would speedily disappear. The weather has been very winterly, and it is ...

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  6. CALLINGTON.

    We have been favoured with a visit of the Rev. Dr. Tucker and the Rev. C. Marryat, who, on Wednesday evening, 26th instant, held a meeting in the Primitive Methodist Chapel in aid of the ...

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  7. PRICE OF WHEAT.

    Sir—Would you oblige by letting me know the highest price given for wheat in Adelaide on the 22nd and 26th inst. My reason for soliciting this information is in ...

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  8. STRATHALBYN.

    The annual meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society, which was very thinly attended, was held at the Free Presbyterian Church here on Thursday evening last, when there were present ...

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  9. THE RAILWAY V. THE CORPORATION.

    Sir—Had it not been for the reprehensible apathy and supineness, not to say stolidity, of the citizens of Adelaide in past times, when the railway was first allowed to come within the city, such a ...

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  10. WALLAROO.

    There has been very little done during the week towards the development of the supposed lode newly discovered, more than the commencement of a trial shaft between the two openings formerly ...

    Article : 549 words
  11. CHARLESTON.

    Business here is very dull. Our mill is now idle, and the present appearance of the crops, as a whole, are anything but encouraging. I am happy to state that there are a few exceptions, and I ...

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  12. YANKALILLA.

    The people of this district are highly pleased with the prospect of a new jetty at this port, the result of the able manner in which our representative, Mr. J. Lindsay, presented the wants of his ...

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  13. MACDONNELL BAY.

    In a recent communication I alluded to the fact of two meetings having been held here, their object being the formation of a District Council and the establishing a Mechanics' Institute. ...

    Article : 376 words
  14. MOUNT REMARKABLE.

    On Monday, the 24th instant, instead of the monthly readings, the Lord Bishop of Adelaide care a lecture on "The Writings of Shakspeare." Mr. G. B. Smith ably filled the chair. The subject ...

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  15. LOCAL COURTS.

    ASHBY V. DENMAN.—In appeal. Mr. Thrupp appeared for the appellant, and Mr. Downer for the respondent. In this case the appeal was against the decision of the Special Magistrate at Port ...

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  16. WELLINGTON.

    Since my last letter I am happy to state that we have been favoured with some smart growing showers, which have had a most beneficial effect on the grass in this locality. ...

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  17. GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

    MILANG, OCTOBER 26.—Teacher—Mr. A. Kemp. Examiners—Rev. C. D. Watt, Mr. M. Rankine (Chairman of the Bremer District Council), and Mr. A. Kemp. Prize-list:—General excellence, ...

    Article : 163 words
  18. MARINE BOARD.

    Present—Mr. E. K. Horn (in the chair), Captains Tapley, Bickers, and Stephenson. Captain O'Hagen, of the Bose of Australia, attended and passed examination for a certificate ...

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  19. CLARENDON.

    I mentioned in my last the probability of the Rev. P. R. C. Ussher leaving our circuit for a time, which proves to be the case, as he has left this neighbourhood, and his place is supplied by the ...

    Article : 515 words
  20. KAPUNDA.

    The Government Matches took place here yesterday; Hie weather—as usual on such occasions—gales of wind, with alternate dust and rain. Fifteen were eligible, and eight fired. There were three ...

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  21. MAIN ROAD FENCES.

    Sir—I observe that the Central Board of Main Boads have referred the question to their solicitors as to whom the fence belongs to enclosing main lines of road. Some of the members thought it ...

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  22. STOCKPORT.

    We have had some very warm weather lately, and mowing has already commenced in many places. No doubt it will be actively and generally prosecuted during the next week. ...

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  23. MILANG.

    On Wednesday, October 26, after the school examination mentioned elsewhere, a large number of persons assembled in the township to witness the laying of the foundation-stone of a new ...

    Article : 369 words
  24. MEADOWS.

    A public meeting was held at the Meadows Inn, on Monday evening, October 31, for the purpose of considering the best method to be pursued respecting the setting up of the proposed ...

    Article : 274 words
  25. MACCLESFIELD.

    On Tuesday evening a meeting was held in the Macclesfield Hotel, take into consideration the refusal of the House of Assembly to grant funds for the erection of a Court-House and Police ...

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  26. THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS AND THE WINESELLERS.

    Sir—I trust I shall be excused for again coming forward in print on behalf of the licensed victuallers and farmers of this colony. It seems to be the intention of those in power (many of whom ...

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  27. GUMERACHA.

    It is now nearly five years since an old settler in this neighbourhood remarked to me, "I have seen Gumeracha hills covered with sheep, and shall again yet;" and certainly the experience of the ...

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  28. RHYNIE.

    It is with regret I record the death of an esteemed lady, Mrs. Masters, of Riverton; she was taken ill on Thursday night and departed this life on Friday night, after about 24 hours' illness from bilious ...

    Article : 350 words
  29. KANMANTOO.

    The first anniversary services in connection with the Springfield Primitive Methodist Sunday school were celebrated on Sunday, the 30th October, and Tuesday, the 1st November. The Rev. J. Read, of ...

    Article : 247 words
  30. POLICE COURTS.

    Adam Mahomet, charged with being drunk and riotous in Light-square, on October 29, was fined 10s. John Smith was charged with being at such a ...

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