The National Insurance Company's meeting was very satisfactory. The paid-up capital is intact, and there is a balance to the credit side of upwards of ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 993 wordsSir—I hope same one at the next meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will call attention to a proclamation in the Government Gazette of June let, 1871, relating to the River Murray ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 434 wordsA meeting of Presbytery was held in the Class-Room of Flinders-street Church on Tuesday, 6th February, and was duly constituted, the Moderator (the Rev. A. Law, of Mount ...
Article : 945 words10. Final hearing—Osmond Home Gilles. First bearings—William Stubbs, Francis Joseph White, George Hearn, John [?] Scupin, [?] Sayors, Michael Murnane. Audit meet ...
Article : 2,741 wordsHails win be dispatched as under—For-Great B[?], Continent of Europe, North and South America, Cape of Good Hope, and African Colonies (via. South[?]), ...
Article : 438 wordsWe are informed that on Tuesday, January 30, there were very heavy rains on the Darling, and that the river was expected to be open for steamers for at least one trip. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 477 wordsMEETING AT LEFEVRE'S PENINSULA. A public meeting was held in the LeHotel on Tuesday evening, February 6, in order to take into consideration the propriety of ...
Article : 967 wordsJ. J. BANNISTER.—Messrs. Darwent & Dalwool's telegraph construction party started from Adelaide for Port Darwin on Saturday, August 90, 1870. ...
Article : 217 wordsMATTAWARRANGA MINE.—Mr. Roberts reports that the mine is improving every sink. The veins of ore are increasing and running directly down. The indications and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 449 wordsNo letter attended to unlese veritied by the same and address of the writer. No matruscripts returned. Correspondents must be prepared in all cases to take the legal consequences (if any) ...
Article : 44 wordsSir—The late Sir Robert Peel I believe, introduced a wise regulation in the omnibus passenger traffic of London, viz. :—Sixteen inches (lineal) seat room for each passenger. A ...
Article : 53 wordsThe Melbourne steamer leaving Adelaide on Tuesday will carry a mail for England, to be dispatched by the Bungalore, which leaves Melbourne on the ...
Article : 74 wordsSir—What an amusing fellow your correspondent "A.B." must be, and how very "unselfish". Of course I (or any other man) have no right to enjoy the luxury of a cigar or pipe if he cannot ...
Article : 117 wordsCO[?] MARKET-There have been sales of wheat to-day at 5s 31. [?] are quoted at 5s, Country flour has been sold at 117. 17s. 5d.--Exports to-Day- 1,190 qrs. Wheat ...
Article : 829 wordsIn the House of Assembly— A message was ordered to be sent to the Legislative Council requesting that leave be given to the Hon. W. Morgan to give evidence ...
Article : 1,796 wordsSir—In ancient times the Editor was the. principal in the Roman games. Our worthy and esteemed caterer for the public, Mr. Barton, is about to interest and instruct the ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Thu 8 Feb 1872, Page 2
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