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FRIENDLY VICTORIANS.
The Boort correspondent of The Melbourne Age wrote on Monday:—At a special meeting of the Boort branch of the A.N.A. the following resolutions were ...
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NIAGARA POWER PLANT.
The following particulars concerning the Niagara power plant, which has been destroyed by lightning, are taken from the new American supplement to the ...
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GENERAL NEWS.
The following are the names of prisoners set down for trial at the next criminal sittings of the Supreme Court. Prisoners in goal will be arraigned on ...
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CONCERNING PEOPLE.
The Bishop of Adelaide (Right Rev. Dr. Harmer) was a passenger by the steamer Rome to England last week. He will join Mrs. Harmer in the mother country ...
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IMPORTANT DENTAL CASE.
In the Adelaide Local Court of full jurisdiction on Wednesday Mr. Justice Boucaut heard the first appeal lodged against a decision of the Dental Board, which was ...
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RAILWAY BREAKDOWN.
The goods train, due in Adelaide from the south at 8.56 on Wednesday evening was delayed between Blackwood and Mitcham. Owing to the snapping of an axle three ...
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THE COMMONWEALTH.
Messrs. George Wills & Co. received on Thursday a cable message advising the arrival of the Lund liner Commonwealth at Durban on Wednesday morning, after an ...
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BLACK LABOUR FOR COPPER MINES.
A new feature in connection with the coloured cheap labour question was referred to on Thursday by the general manager (Mr. W. D. Wardle) of the Copperton ...
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WINE CONNOISSEURS.
The agenda paper at the meeting of the Vinegrowers' Association on Wednesday possessed all the essentials for stimulating the thirsts of the connoisseurs, for it ...
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THE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT.
The Minister of Agriculture (Hon. R. Butler) reports that for the six months ended December 31 there were treated and shipped from the Produce Export ...
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ARLTUNGA GOLDFIELDS.
A messenger on horseback will be dispatched at midday every Sunday from Alice Springs to Winnecke's Depot with telegrams and letters. He will return to ...
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
An interesting case was heard at the Local Court, Adelaide, on Wednesday by Mr. Commissioner Russell and justices. James Kannane, the plaintiff, claimed ...
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SUDDEN DEATH IN SWIMMING BATHS.
A sad fatalily occurred at the Glenelg Baths on Friday week, the victim of which was Mrs. Napier, wife of Mr. John Napier, of Norwood, formerly a storekeeper ...
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Miss J. Kingston, of Oxford street, Ha[?]kney, was robbed of about £5 on Saturday night in a most audacious manner. The young lady acts as manager of Mr. Bishop's ...
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CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
The following persons have been nominated as candidates willing to act as representatives on the Central Board of Health of the city and suburban boards:—Messrs. J. ...
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A DRY PLACE.
A correspondent writes from Ulooloo on February 3:—"The weather during the past week has been very hot and disagreeable. Last night however, rain set in. It ...
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FODDER CARRIAGE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The subjoined is from the Murtoa correspondent of The Melbourne Argus:—The following letter from the South Australian Railway Department has been received by ...
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VICTORIAN RAILWAYS.
In accordance with the retrenchment policy a large number of trains between country centres have been discontinued. Applications received by the Minister of ...
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