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CENTRAL ROAD BOARD.
Present—Mojor Freeling (Chairman), Hon. Mr. Everard, Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Hay, M.P., Mr. Duffield, M.P., and Messrs. Boothby and Manton, Surveyors. SOUTH-EASTERN DISTRICT. ...
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OUR DEFENCES.
Sir—It is truly pitiable to behold the culpable indifference with which the great, the urgent question of preparation for defence—now so loudly called for by the fearful ...
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THE PUBLIC CEMETERY.
Sir—A letter appeared in the Register a few days ago on the subject of the Cemetery on West-terrace, referring to the neglected state of its paths, &c. There is a matter, however, of ...
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NATIONAL BANK OF AUSTRALASIA.
A meeting of the shareholders-of the South Australian Branch of this establishment was held at the new Bank premises, King William-street, on Saturday, the 23rd July, for the purpose of balloting for four ...
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THE FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT.
Sir—I venture to hope for the insertion of the following remarks on "Friendly Societies," if only by way of contrast to the numerous warlike letters with which your columns ...
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DIPHTHERITE.
Sir—I observe in your columns of to-day a notice of the treatment of diphtherite recommended by a writer in the London Timer. This desease, which until lately has not been ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE OBSERVER.
Sir—If this province is to be well prepared to receive any foe who may land on its shores the volunteering system will never do. A proper militia most be embodied. Let the ...
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THE POONINDIE INSTITUTION.
Sir—In justice to this Institution I cannot refrain from troubling you with a few observations upon the letter which appeared in your issue recently, signed "A Port Lincoln ...
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THE MEAT QUESTION.
Sir—You can scarcely take up a newspaper now-a-days but contains letters upon what is termed the meat monopoly. Should there be a public meeting got up for any object, whether ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE OBSERVER.
Sir—The painful frequency of deaths from this novel malady renders it very desirable that our medical men should give us a little information about it, unless they expect in every ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE OBSERVER.
Sir—It is very strange that after so many suggestions from so many of your correspondents, some dodge is not hit upon for forming some sort of corps for the defence of the colony ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE OBSERVER.
Sir—May I trespass upon your columns in order to throw a little additional light upon this new disease commonly termed diphtheria. A very able paper was read upon it at a meeting ...
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ADELAIDE VOLUNTEERS.
Sir—The volunteer rifle corps at the Cape of Good Hope enumerates the Attorney-General, Speaker of the House of Assembly, Post-Office officials, bankers, and merchants, clerks, &c., ...
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RIFLE-SHOOTING.
Sir—As everybody seems to feel interested at present about rifle-shooting and the best method of becoming a good marksman, it may not be out of time to offer a few remarks on ...
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