The electors of the distress of Noarlunga have taken the initiative in electioneering matters. They have propounded a problem which will soon have to be solved by every electeral district in the colony, namely, "Who are ...
Article : 3,283 wordsPresent—Captain replay [?]chair) Capt. Malcoim, and [?]. The Master and Capt. Scott absent on a tour of inspection to the [?]. ...
Article : 322 wordsThe fourth annual meeting [?] South Australian Some [?] Arts was need at the Greshan Hotel on Monday eveing last. In the [?] Mr. WHITRIDGS, Mr. Seyers was ...
Article : 2,792 wordsThe 73rd monthly meeting [?] Society was held on Tuesday, evening Hi-Excentence Sir, R. G. Macdonnell in the chair. Mr. E. Smith was cleared a member of the Society. ...
Article : 1,754 wordsMr. Wigley [?] on the [?] of mary [?] richar ([?] Allor, of the adelaide, Hotel, Hinne. street for an order to protect the present and [?] property of the petitioner from Solomon Richards. The ...
Article : 116 wordsHis Honor save judgment in this [?] as follows:—"The charges made against the insolvent are seven in number; but after care[?] going through the evidence led, I am of opinion that in [?] has it been ...
Article : 2,962 wordsOn Saturday evening a meeting of the above Association took place a [?] his [?] according to no ice. Mr. Otle and Mr. Penbury [?] as Delegates from the [?] Branch of the Association. ...
Article : 640 wordsIn the middle of Friday night has, the 20th instant, an alarm of fire was spread in the village of Anga[?] Numbers instantly turned out [?] proceeded to the scene of action, which was a section of and lying ...
Article : 915 wordsCAIN V.[?]HAR—information for [?] Fined. [?] HENDERSON V. [?]PEY AND HIGG.—Violence and threatend [?]. No [?] ...
Article : 1,747 wordsThere was a meeting of ratepayers on Monday afternoon, 23rd instant, at the Brownhill Creek inn, convened by advertisement, to take into consideration the course that should be adopted in consequence, it was ...
Article : 3,927 wordsVery little of interest has been stirring here since the date of my last letter, the everlasting topic of conversation being, I might almost say, "the alarming" heat of the weather. At 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon the ...
Article : 392 wordsThe Peregr ne Oliver his gone at last with 1,670 bales of wool on board for London. She left this afternoon at 3 o'clock, with a light south wind, which took her out of the bay very steadily. She was saluted by guos from ...
Article : 253 wordsOn Friday last the telegraphic line to Clare was declared to be in complete working order, and was opened under the direction of Mr. Todd, the Superintendent of Telegraphs, and Mr. Fowler, Inspector of L[?]cs, who ...
Article : 438 wordsIn the absence of any very stirring events, a few words about the propposed connection of the two Districts of Encounter By and Port Elliot, by construction of a road and necessary bridge, may not be out of place. ...
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Adelaide Observer (SA : 1843 - 1904), Sat 28 Jan 1860, Page 3
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