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LAW COURTS.
IN RE JAMES ANDERSON SMITH, of the River Murray, Master Mariner.—A final bearing. In forma pauperis. Mr. J. W. Downer for the insolvent The Accountant's report was read ...
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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Mr. BRIGHT asked if the Government Intended to issue licences for gold digging to Chinese. The commissioner of CROWN LANDS replied:—"I am not aware of any law or [?] ...
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POLICE COURT—ADELAIDE.
Susan Cavanagh was fined 10s. for using indecent language in Carrie-street, on Oct. 19. Wm. H. Harcourt and Wm. Wilson were charged with disturbing several of the ...
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POLICE COURT—PORT ADELAIDE.
William, Knapman, landlord of the White Horse Cellar, pleaded not guilty to the charge of keeping open the outer door of his house on Sunday, 18th October. The offence was ...
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THE GOLD-FIELDS.
We have seen a letter from a returned digger who visited the Barossa diggings, from which we make the following extracts:—" As you are aware, I went to the diggings at Barossa. It is ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
The weather during the last week has been very fine for the crops, which are looking promising for an abundant harvest. The hay harvest has just commenced, and we have good ...
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
The shafts of Death fly thick and sure, For none can turn aside the blow; The young and old, the rich and poor. Are all alike by these laid low. ...
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MINING INTELLIGENCE.
WHEAL HUGHES. —Copy of telegram received by the Secretary, October 20:—"Lode fourteen feet wide; equal in quality to the stones you received yesterday." ...
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THE OPEN COLUMN.
[No letter attended to unless verified by the name and address of the writer. No manuscripts returned. Correspondents most be prepared in all cases to take the legal consequences (if any) ...
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GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS.
Sir—I observe that you have transferred to your columns an absurd rumor in circulation at Mount Gambier that I have received a Government appointment in that district. ...
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THE ALPACAS AT WALKERVILLE.
Sir—Through the medium of your columns, allow me to ask who are the owners of the Alpacas near Walkerville? It would be better not to allow them to stray on the public road ...
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THE CASE OF LLOYD v. ADEY.
Sir—I take your report of the case of Lloyd v. Adey, in the Port Elliot Local Court, as substantially correct. I heard part of the evidence myself. John Coad, the leading character in ...
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