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THE WEEK'S NEWS.
THE NATIVES IN THE NORTH.—The Protector of Aborigines has left Adelaide for Umbaratana, to enquire into the circumstances connected with the death of the native Pompey. From letters ...
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CHURCH ENDOWMENT SOCIETY.
The adjourned annual meeting of the Church Endowment Society was held at the Church-Office on Wednesday, February 3. There were present —His Lordship the Bishop of Adelaide (in the ...
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KAPUNDA.
An inquest was held yesterday by Mr. Browne, S.M., on the last bush fire on Dutton's Run on the 22nd instant. The Jury assembled at Lightview. Mr. Gillow's residence, on the Light. Mr. ...
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KOORINGA.
As Mr. A. Riggs, of Diprose's Creek, was returning home from the Burra, on Monday afternoon. his horse shied in passing over the bridge over the creek near there, and threw him heavily ...
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PORT MACDONNELL.
I believe it is now arranged that a flour mill will be immediately started here, land for the erection having been just secured. This is another sign of progress, and we trust the undertaking ...
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MOSQUITO PLAINS.
Since my last another station has been sold in this district, Lake Roy, the property of Mr. R. McDonald, of Glenroy. The purchaser is Mr. W. Laidlaw, of Mundara, and the purchase price ...
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RIVERTON.
The weather lately has been very hot in the middle of the day, and cool in the mornings and evenings. On Tuesday we had a regular north wind, and yesterday and to-day east winds with ...
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GOOLWA.
The amateur concert on behalf of Mrs. Mullins came off on Wednesday evening, January 27, in the district schoolroom. A great, number of persons' were present, the spacious room being ...
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FINISS VALE.
The unusually cool weather has been very unfavourable for the use of the reaping-machines and has, to some extent, retarded harvest operations. At present we can form no very correct ...
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STOCKPORT.
The reaping generally in this neighbourhood is, I may say, about complete, althongh the dull state of the feather at times had greatly retarded at beyond the usual time. Most farmers are now ...
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FATAL, ACCIDENT NEAR WOODSIDE.—CORONER'S INQUEST.
On Monday, the 25th of January, the police-trooper stationed at Woodside received a report that a man of the name of William Graeber, of Harrowgate, blacksmith, had been found dead on ...
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WATERVALE.
The reaping-machine and sickle have now nearly, completed their work in these parts for the present season, and I rejoice to say that the yield is abundant, giving—so far as I can judge from ...
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DISTRICT COUNCILS.
Present—The Chairman, Messrs. J. Bowder, jun., and W. P. Long. Letter from Mr. Bowman respecting closing and purchasing roads in the district. To be left to a full meeting. Tenders to ...
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MOUNT GAMBIER.
It is satisfactory to be able to report that considerable progress is being made with the road between here and Penola, and that the work is now likely to be prosecuted with even greater ...
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STRATHALBYN.
Many of our farmers who began reaping pretty earlyin the season have finished; but others whose crops were rather later have been much delayed in their machine-reaping, owing to the cloudy and ...
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