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THE NEXT AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN
The annual meeting of the representative of the county cricket clubs was held at Lords on Tuesday afternoon, under the presidency of Mr. H. Perkins, secretary of the M.C.C. ...
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THE NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.
In reply to a question in the Assembly to-day the Premier stated that the total cost of extra police sent to Broken Hill over the strike was £12,790. ...
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THE MERCANTILE BANK.
At the City Court to-day Sir Matthew] Henry Davies, William Anderson James Bell, M.L.C., and Thomas B. Muntz, directors, and Christopher W. Ellis ...
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ANGLO-COLONIAL LETTER.
Great concern and regret have been caused in Anglo-colonial city circles by the unexpected death of Mr. Gavin Anderson, who passed away at his ...
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THE WHEAT HARVEST.
In accordance with our usual custom we recently dispatched circulars to reliable correspondents in various portions of the colony asking them for information concerning the ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.
It is understood that the following team is to be submitted to the Australian Cricket Council to represent Australia in England :—Messrs. Blackham, Bruce, ...
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A SHOOTING AFFRAY.
A shooting affray took place to-night in St. John--place, Sussex-street. A seaman named Bong, his paramour Kate Larkin, aged 26, and a man named ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
There was another good house at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday evening when the beauties and humorisitdes of the pantomime were much appreciated both by adults and ...
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CHURCH INTELLIGENCE.
The monthly meeting of the board of management of the Adelaide V.M.C.A. was held on Monday, the president (Mr. W. H. Burford) being in the chair. The finance ...
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ROWING.
The contest for the Heseltine Cup is the event of the rowing season in the Adelaide Rowing Club's programme, and on Saturday afternoon it will take place on the Torrens ...
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THE REV. A. E. GREEN AND THE BAPTISTS.
Sir—As many people unacquainted with the. faces are, I hear, under the impression that's the Semaphore Baptist Church paid my expenses in connection with my recent visit to. ...
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THE VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.
The Legislative Council read the Customs Duties Bill a second time, and' the measure passed all its remaining stages. In a long debate members ...
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LAND BOARD ALLOTMENTS.
The following lands were allotted by the South-Eastern Land Board at Murray Bridge on January 9:— Hundred of Burdett—Sections 7 and 15. F. ...
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CHESS.
At the Institute, Tynte-street, the North Adelaide Chess Club held their weekly meeting on Tuesday evening. There was a fair attendance of members, and among the visitors ...
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CRICKET.
A cricket match was played an Saturday between the employee at Parliament House and those of the Government Printing Office. The former scored 143 runs, of which J. Jarvis made 67 not out, Atkins on ...
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THE HEAT IN BRISBANE.
Brisbane, January 11L Another fearfully hot day culminated in a thunderstorm in the city to-night, and over an inch of rain fell ...
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A MYSTIC NUMBER.
The number nine, besides being regarded as a lucky one, is possessed of mysterious properties, intensified from its being the product of three times three. At one period nine knots ...
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