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A WORLD-FAMED PHILANTHROPIST.
Pastor George Muller, of Bristol, who arrived in the Colony by the R.M.S. Clyde, conducted religions services in the city on Sunday. Them following sketch of the life and ...
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THE JUBILEE AMATEURATHLETIC SPORTS MEETING.
It is customary to mark the close of the football season by holding athletic sports on the Adelaide Oval, but this being the jubilee year there was a feeling that an additional effort ...
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MINING.
Broken HILL PROPRIETARY BLOCK 14 Co. The mining manager reports for the weak ending Saturday, September 17, as follows:"Main Shaft.—Sunk during week 13 feet; ...
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ADELAIDE HUNT CLUB.
The final meet of the season was fixed for Saturday, September 24, when in response to the invitation of the president at the Hunt Club (Mr. E.T. Smith, M.P.)there was a large gathering of ...
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THE ADELAIDE JUBILEE EXHIBITION.
The wet weather on Saturday evening and the counter attraction at the Adelaide Oval in the afternoon considerably interfered with the attendance at the Exhibition. A total of ...
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ACETIC ACID V. MALT VINEGAR.
Sir—In reply to a letter to your issue of September 20 signed "Rem, Aca," the writer of which takes each an [?] interest in benefiting his fellow creatures, and whose ...
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CONGREGATIONALISM AND THE UPPER CLASSES.
Sir—Being the innocent [?] of the great annoyance of "Manners Maketh Man," I beg to state simply the facts of the case, lest say Congregationalist should be further troubled ...
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RAINFALL FOR AUGUST.
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COLONIAL INDUSTRY.
Sir—In support of the Lobethal Woollen Factory I take the liberty to bring facts before the public. There is so much talk about colonial industry I hope that the people in ...
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THE BREAK OF GAUGE DIFFICULTY.
Sir—I was much pleased at your description appearing in the Advertiser of August 18 of the invention of Mr. Albert Preiss to overcome the above difficulty, and have ever since, ...
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DEEP DRAINAGE FOR MAYLANDS.
Sir—I with other mechanics am exceedingly obliged to "Hard Times" for his sensible letter. His statement cannot be refuted. The beard of health and its medical officer report ...
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