It having become known that Mr. Horace Dean was about to leave the establishment of Messrs. D. & W. Murray to join in partnership with Mr. J.A. Northmore, about 24 of the ...
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Article : 42 wordsNational Bank shares have improved. Sales were effected yesterday at £6 3s. 6d. and £6 4s. 6d. Holders are firm, and ask £6 6s. The rumors respecting the ...
Article : 60 wordsThe interest originally created by the discovery of tile fine specimens of gold at German Beef has not only not died out, but has widely; extended itself. On Saturday several parties of . ...
Article : 776 wordsSir—l .perceive by your issue of Saturdaylast of some ores of a very rich quality being in Adelaide as coming from the New Burra Calmer Mine Now, as I am a party that is ...
Article : 96 wordsSir—The atmosphere of the House of Assembly must have a wonderful power over the manners of those who have the good fortune to get there. It affects different persons, how-1 ...
Article : 917 wordsThe Northern Extension line of railway will be open for goods and passenger traffic Mr. J. Darwent has offered a free ...
Article : 1,605 wordsSir—It is the duty of every South Australian ' to make public how Victoria is pitching into us, or taking out of us, in the South-East. Victoria has been in possession of a strip of ...
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Article : 51 wordsSir—Several experienced members of Parliament, ex-Ministers and others, who fear to go again before their constituents, have made some extraordinary statements as to the meat ...
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Article : 39 wordsAmendment Act now before the House of Assembly is evidently not palatable to some legal minds, but it is nevertheless the very gist of ...
Article : 220 wordsThe hour appointed for the sailing of the Aldinga is also appointed for His Excellency the Governor to go down to the Parliament Houses to open the session of 1870. The ...
Article : 3,315 wordsSir—I should like to ask, through your valuable columns, if it is the practice of the Surveyor of the Central Road Board to employ young girls to work on the roads with bone and dray, ...
Article : 113 wordsSir-I was down at the Bay yesterday for the purpose of bathing, and as I was coming out of the water, I was most dreadfully annoyed by some men passing by in a trap, who were ...
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Article : 696 wordsSir—As some correspondence has already appeared in your journal relative to the harsh treatment of ex-senior Crown Lands Banger E. J. Eyre, permit me to bear testimony to the zeal, ...
Article : 244 wordsSir—I see a rues was made in the House on Friday about a few lines I addressed to the Hon. J. Cotton containing a plain statement of facts. The Hon. T. Reynolds, in his usual ...
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Article : 138 wordsSir—In common, with many others, I should like to know through the medium of your widely circulated paper how it is that the shares holders in the "New Bum. Mine axe not ...
Article : 339 wordsSir—By your reports of the proceedings in Parliament I see that Messrs. Glyde and Reynolds are of opinion that there is great danger 'attached to a dissolution of the House of ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Mon 21 Feb 1870, Page 3
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