Present—The Mayor (Mr. G. Howell), Crs. Morris, Scott, Hampson, Jenkins, Stephen, and Gray, and the town clerk (Mr. J. Miller). The Mayor reported that the town hall ...
Article : 544 wordsSir-In the Advertiser of July 27, 1885, in an article on the above subject, I stated—" I am sure if the right man should be obtained the whole of the business would be conducted ...
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Article : 389 wordsThe seventeenth annual meeting of the shareholders in the above company was held on Monday, August 2, and there were present in person or by proxy 24 shareholders ...
Article : 480 wordsSir—This question, which is now prominently before the public, offers a wide held for discussion. The establishment of each a bank in South Australia would have many advantages. ...
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Article : 525 wordsSir—I have read with some amusement Mr. J. H. Gordon's proposal that we shall try to [?]ell the remaining public lands as fast [?] possible at prices ranging down to 2s. per acre, ...
Article : 772 wordsSir—l hope you will grant me a small space in your valuable paper to call attention to the above Act, which I have no doubt has proved a very serviceable one so far, but like ...
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Article : 261 wordsSir—" Observer," writing about the Rifle Companies Act, says that officers cannot compel their men to attend drill, as it is optional whether they do so or not. I would ...
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Advertising : 1,141 wordsair—kindly grant me space to can the attention of the Corporation of Thebarton to the disgraceful state of the footpaths in the above suburb. On Monday evening last I had ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Tue 3 Aug 1886, Page 7
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