The Convention had a long [?]itting, most of which was occupied in dealing with the question of deadlocks. A satisfactory solution was reached. Mr. Barton asked the delegates to come prspared ...
Article : 771 wordsAngaston Branch British and Foreign Bible Society.—A meeting of the committee was held on Tuesday at the Angaston Chapel, presided over by the Rev. ...
Article : 472 wordsA brief sitting. Mr. O'Connor, on behalf of the Drafting Committee, promised the "clean copy" by Tuesday afternoon. Sir John Forrest made a suggestion to the Committee regarding the ...
Article : 244 wordsPrior to his departure for England, Mr. Richard Smith, one of the partners in Messrs. Harris, Scarfe, & Co., was tendered a complimentary social by the employes of the ...
Article : 473 wordsMr. Reid returned from the Federal Gonvention this morning. He does not in[?]nd to a tend any more of the sittings. At present he—declines to express any opinion of the ...
Article : 157 wordsWhen it became known that Mr. Reimann. of the Adelaide College of Music, bad been chosen as principal teacher of the piano at the Elder Censervatorium, his pupils seized ...
Article : 366 wordsAn angry altercation between Mr. Reid and Sir William Zeal onnvened the proceedings of the Federal Convention just before midday on Saturday. When Mr, Reid remarked "This ...
Article : 158 wordsThe fifteenth annual picnic of the South Australian Railway [?]oyes, which was held at the National Park on Saturday, will he remembered for a most unusual ...
Article : 408 wordsPresent—A[?]ssrs. -J. T. Keats, S.M. (Chairman), R. Smith, J. Beatton, E. P. Dig[?]an, R. Thompson, and the Clerk (Mr. W. J. Trembath). Mr. Keats was elected ...
Article : 225 words"Within the next six months two locomotives would he turned out from the Government workshops which would coinpare favourably with any engines ...
Article : 578 wordsConvention by 20 votes to 19 reversed its decision relating to appeal to Privy Council. Mr. Symon added two Important provisoes to the amendment. Sir George Turner reopese the bounties ...
Article : 1,170 wordsThe Convention sat for three hours, and carried the Commonwealth Bill to the end of the recommittal stages. Only comparatively formal business remains to be done, and the Convention is ...
Article : 355 wordsOn Friday week the candle and soap factory belonging to Messrs. Brice Brothers & Schram[?], at Southwark, was completely destroyed by [?]. The ...
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Adelaide Observer (SA : 1843 - 1904), Sat 19 Mar 1898, Page 15
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