Sir—I see by your report of the meeting of Destitute Board, held the 20th iost, that "One ration is granted for two months to Mrs. Cameron," Mudla Wirra. This case, Sir, I think demands to ...
Article : 374 wordsThe PRESIDENT took the Chair at 2 o'clock. MINISTERIAL EXPLANATION. The CHIEF SECRETARY considered it his duty to say, with respect to the vote for ...
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Article : 1,278 wordsSir—Can anybody go and file his declaration of insolvency out of an evil disposition, only to get rid of the debts he is owing? If such declaration of insolvency is not ...
Article : 216 wordsSir—As a mere stranger in this colony, I would beg the favour to be allowed to make, through the columns of your valuable journal, a few remarks on the treatment applied to a petition of Mr. ...
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Advertising : 359 wordsThe next English mail will probably bring Her Majesty's Commission empowering the Local Government to deal with the territory on the northern coast, and will also doubtless ...
Article : 1,244 wordsSir—In the country edition of the Observer, of the 15th of August, I observe in the Educational Board report a complaint from Mr. Lloyd, of Wallaroo Bay, against Mrs. Shaw, stating that she ...
Article : 190 wordsSir—The letters contained in your paper from Mr. Hawker and Mr. Reynolds, and the insertion of Major O'Halloran's withdrawal from the local Hoard, together with some remarks of a ...
Article : 1,032 wordsSir—I shall feel obliged if you will insert the following remarks on the above subject in your open column, in order to call the attention of the public, and especially of the Board of Competitive ...
Article : 539 wordsWe understand that the Government received offers by the last mail from the promoters of a Company now forming in England for the purpose of colonizing North Australia. ...
Article : 1,222 wordsSir—Being for a long time a supporter of the Farm and Garden, I am sorry to see from a notice in the Regis er lately, calling in the accounts due, that it has become extinct, Surely it says ...
Article : 674 wordsSir—I have always been against the plan of roadmaking which is carried on here, and the time seems to have now come that a change must take place, so that the whole business may be ...
Article : 480 wordsWe have often referred in these columns to the pernicious influence exerted on some of the Australian Colonies by the presence of a convict population. But ...
Article : 1,589 wordsSir—With reference to your small-pox alarm of the 8th inst., commented upon by "X." and "A. Shepherd," on Saturday last, I also have a word on the subject, even at the risk of being consumed to ...
Article : 316 wordsSir—The following is the Irish plan of road-making, and raising the money to do the work. First, the country was divided, into counties, baronies, and parishes. To each county there was ...
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Adelaide Observer (SA : 1843 - 1904), Sat 5 Sep 1863, Page 6
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