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  2. PRECEPTORS' ASSOCIATION.

    The usual meeting of the Preceptors' Association was held at Palteney-street Schoolroom on Saturday last. The attendance was not very numerous, Sir, Whinhard took the chair on the occasion. ...

    Article : 2,293 words
  3. ECHUNGA.—PUBLIC MEETING OF BATE PAYEES.

    A public meeting of the ratepayers of the district of Echunga was held at the Hagen Arms, in that township, on Monday last, to take into consideration the fact recently made known of the less of certain books ...

    Article : 2,146 words
  4. THE FACTORIES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Pursuing our intention to glance at the principal seats of colonial manufacturing industry we visited the premises of Messrs. English & Brown, Weymouth-street. Our ...

    Article : 1,680 words
  5. CRICKET IN THE COLONIES.

    We have had forwarded to us, by Mr. W J. Fullarton, of the South Australian Cricket Club, a copy of the "Australian Cricketer's Guide," for the year 1859, collected and edited ...

    Article : 1,388 words
  6. ROAD TO THE SEMAPHOHE.

    Sir—I observed some time ago that complaints were made by persons interested in property near the Port Bridge of the improper way in which the new Peninsula-road was ...

    Article : 209 words
  7. CENTRALIZATION.

    Sir—I must beg of you once more to insert a protest against the mischievous and unjust system now pursued by our rulers in undertaking affairs which ought to be left to private ...

    Article : 821 words
  8. THE MOUNT BACKER MEETING.

    Sir—Id looking over your issue of this day's date, I observed the Postmaster- General's letter to Mr. E. B. Andrews, M.P., and the latter gentleman's answer to it. ...

    Article : 124 words
  9. THE RAINFALL.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 119 words
  10. THE STRIKE.

    I am an old friend of yours, and have employed many compositors in my day, and never wrote or said one word tending to degrade you. But as your friend I shall use a friend's ...

    Article : 2,916 words
  11. TO THB EDITOR OF THE OBSERVER.

    Sir—I observe in your paper a notice of the rainfall in Adelaide and a suggestion for comparing it with observations made in other places. I enclose memorandum of ...

    Article : 83 words
  12. THE OLD BOTANICAL GARDEN.

    Sir—As I observe by the proceedings of the Municipal Council that the old Botanical Garden is again to be offered for lease, may I ask, through your columns, by what legal rigtt ...

    Article : 213 words
  13. IMMIGRATION.

    Sir—In the Register of the 26th October I observe an article upon immigration, in which there is an implicit censure upon the Emigration Agent at present in England. Having ...

    Article : 443 words
  14. EXPERIMENTAL FARMS.

    The first report from the experimental farm has not, we understand, been very favourably received by the class more immediately interested in the success of this undertaking, or ...

    Article : 1,141 words
  15. IRRIGATION.

    Sir—la a late number of your paper, in an article beaded "Irrigation," you state—" What is wanted here, however, at the present time is not an essay on the value and principles ...

    Article : 157 words
  16. IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

    Sir—I have lead a " Looker-On's" letter in your issue of this day; and, with a mercantile experience of over 20 years, must coincide with him on the folly of putting a man in gaol for ...

    Article : 170 words
  17. SEMAPHORE-ROAD.

    Sir—From "Economist's" letter in your issue of Saturday, it would appear that the mismanagement or misconstruction of the Port end of tins road has been remedied; and the ...

    Article : 319 words
  18. GARIBALDI.

    Sir—Your correspondent, Adam Hill, speaks of the British expedition to Egypt as if the army after its achievement there had been immediately transferred to the Peninsula. Sir ...

    Article : 371 words
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