Intelligence to the 11th instant. In the Legislative Council on the 7th instant, before proceeding to the business on the paper, Mr Flood rose and stated, in regard to the question of privilege which ...
Article : 1,065 wordsThis market has been fully supplied during the week with oxen, in excellent condition. Prices remain at our last quotations. First class bullocks may be quoted at from £10 to £12. Second class do., and ...
Article : 240 wordsSir—I happened to look in at the Police Court of this city sometime ago,1 When two sailors were brought before our very able Magistrate, Mr Wigley, charged with fighting in the streets. The evidence shewed that the ...
Article : 1,193 wordsFRUITS AND VEGETABLES.—This market continues to be freely supplied with fruits and vegetables, but the dealers complain of the decreased demand. In fruit, cherries and strawberries of the best growth are being ...
Article : 307 words1. Militia Force Bill: third reading 2. Criminal Law Amendment Bill: third reading. 3. Registration of Voters Amendment Bill: consi deration of, in Committee. ...
Article : 68 words1. Mr Kingston to move—That an Address be presented to his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, in reply to his Excellency's Message No. 34, stating that the Council, having taken the same into consideration, ...
Article : 1,880 wordsHENRY V. COOKE, master of the Eleano, appeared to an information laid before Henry R. Wigley, Esq., charged with not having reported, within the time specified after his arrival st Port Adelaide, the marks and numbers of two ...
Article : 913 wordsKhull's latest dated circular gives the following:—The price of gold continues at 78. Some slight activity was manifested this week for shipment by the Calcutta, but it had no effect on the price. The ...
Article : 337 wordsThe following are the principal items of interest contained in the latest papers:—The Lieutenant-Governor had prorogued the Legislative Council. His Excellency announced his removal ...
Article : 445 wordsThe labour market continues rather unsettled, many branches of industry being undoubtedly slack of work. Hirings for agricultural and pastoral purposes have been frequent, and for unskilled labour generally, ...
Article : 72 wordsThe Argus of the 13th inst. has the subjoined introductory remarks to the Prices Current List:—The trade to the interior continues active and sound. The orders are very large, and remittances arc regular. ...
Article : 860 wordsTHE MILLS.—Messrs Barker and Co.: No wheat has been offered for sale this week. Flour is firm at last quotations—£30 for fine and £28 for second quality, per ton of 2000 lbs. Bran, 3s 6d per bushel.—Mr ...
Article : 170 wordsSir—May I request the favour of the insertion of the accompanying letter in your valuable paper; and I desire it the more, in order that the Adelaide Debating Society may have their attention directed to it, and ...
Article : 750 wordsMASTER AND SERVANT —James Oben, a Chinaman, was charged with deserting the service of his master, Robert Ramsay, of the Napoleon Buonaparte, on the 15th October last. ...
Article : 601 wordsWe have intelligence from New.Plymouth of date 4th October. The Provincial Council met on the 2nd October. The following statements appear in the opening address of the Superintendent:—"Therecentnative ...
Article : 617 wordsFORAGE.—Hay is worth from £13 to £16 per ton; for lucerne and from £11 to £23 for oaten: straw, £10 to £12 per ton; maize is advancing, and realises 10s to l1s 6d per bushel; oats, 9s to 10s 6d; barley, 7s to 8s; ...
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Adelaide Times (SA : 1848 - 1858), Mon 20 Nov 1854, Page 3
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