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THE EARLY CLOSING SYSTEM.
A meeting of Rundle and Hindley street drapers was held on Tuesday morning to discuss the proposal of the Early Closing Association to allow an extension of three ...
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RECIPROCITY WITH NEW ZEALAND.
A well attended public meeting was held in the Town Hall to-night with the object of considering what steps should be taken in view of the action of the Premier in proposing ...
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INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.
The match between the combined New South Wales and Queensland team and Mr. A.E. Stoddart's Eleven was resumed at 20 minutes to 12 o'clock to-day, when the weather ...
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VIEWS OP SIR JOHN FORREST.
In answer to an Advertiser reporter, at the York Hotel on Tuesday, Sir John Forrest, Premier of West Australia, expressed the opinion that the Commonwealth Bill should ...
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OUR ANGLO-COLONIAL LETTER.
The Agent-General has not heard anything from the Colonial Office anent the alleged pending appointment of the Earl of Coventry to succeed Lord Kintore. If—as has ...
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INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET.
The match between Victoria and South Australia was continued and concluded to-day on the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Bad as was the outlook from the visitors' point of view ...
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INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET.
There were many curious and unaccountable features in connection with the game just completed in Victoria which will long rankle in the minds of South Australians, and to these ...
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Burlington House, February I2—Mr. J. T. Fitch. Dear Sir—We are duly in receipt of your favor asking us to attend a meeting at the Hamburg Hotel convened for the purpose or considering the question of ...
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COMPULSORY CLOSING.
With a view of ascertaining how compulsory early closing would be favored several gentlemen interested in the matter were interviewed on Tuesday. ...
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A PROTEST FROM VICTORIA.
The Cabinet to-day considered a protest from the Board of Viticulture against the proposed reciprocity between South Australia and New Zealand for the free exchange of products. ...
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THE COUNTRY.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
The members of the City Council made an inspection of the various wards on Tuesday for the purpose of deciding what works should be selected for attention during the year. There ...
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LIGHTING THE WALLAROO JETTY.
WALLAROO, February 18.—The railway authorities have decided to put out the lamps on the jetty unless they are working ships. On dark nights this will be very inconvenient ...
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MINING NEWS.
– in the Block 14 mine the development at the 200-ft level is assuming large proportions. The vein is widening considerably, the increase being over 7 ft. in 80. The concentrating ...
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ACCIDENT TO A BOY.
WALLAROO, February 18.—Mr. Sandford's son, Charles, nine years of age, was driving a horse in a dray this afternoon, and when giving the horse a drink at Bollmeyer's water ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
There was another large attendance at the Theatre Royal on Tuesday evening, when the favorite comedy-drama " Struck Oil" was again repeated. Miss Maggie Moore's bright and ...
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WAUKARINGA HOSPITAL.
PETERSBURG, February 19.—The Waukaringa Hospital having been closed for some time efforts are now being made to induce the Government to remove the building which is ...
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MACHINERY RUN BY ELECTRICITY.
The first mining crushing machinery run by electricity in Australia was started at Hillgrove on Monday. The electric power has been for some time Generated by the local ...
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PETERSBURG HEALTH OFFICER.
PETERSBURG, February 19.—At a meeting of the local board of health last night a letter was received from the Central Board in reply to the former's request that Dr. ...
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BIJOU THEATRE.
The Bijou Theatre was again well filled on Tuesday evening, when the Empire Comedy. Minstrel, and Burlesque Company repeated their third programme to the entire ...
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CAPTAIN BEGELHOLE.
Captain Begelhole, who is well-known in connection with mining matters in the colonies, and in; West Australia particularly of late, returned from Condon by the R.M.S. Austral ...
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FUNERAL OF MRS. M. A. HOCKING.
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"THE CONTINENTALS."
Fireworks and a food musical programme will make the Continentals especially attractive to-night. Sir. John Fuller is to sing his farewell wings, this being positively his last ...
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THE CYCLING MEETING.
various rumors have been afloat since Saturday concerning the action the intercolonial riders were going to take to express their disapproval with the decision of the racing and record committee in ...
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BULLION RETURNS.
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PIRIE-STREET NURSING SISTER.
The quarterly report of the Fine-street Nursing Sister shows that this philanthropic agency continues to do good work among the sick poor. In December last, by agreement ...
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Advertising
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