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NOTICES OF MOTION AND ORDERS OF THE DAY-
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MOUNT BARKER.
A public meeting of the ratepayers was held on Monday, the 4th, at the Mount Barker Hotel, for the purpose of nominating three Councillors and two Auditors in the place of those retiring. Mr. Dunn ...
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POLICE COURT.—ADELAIDE.
DRUNKENNESS.—William Henry was fined 6s. for drunkenness. ASSAULT.—William Archde[?]con was charged with assaulting and Peter Bennett ...
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PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT
A petition was read from the office-bearers of the Albert Lodge of Oddfellows. M.U.. praying that the House would throw out the new Friendly Societies Bill, or adjourn the passing thereof until they had had a longer time to put for. ...
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THE "HANSARD" AND THE PARLIAMENT.
IN A FORMER ARTICLE we referred to the motion carried in the House of Assembly for establishing a Parliamentary " Hansard"— confining our remarks to the purely public view of the ...
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POLICE COURT.—POST ADELAIDE.
F. Green, seaman of the Thomas Campbell, charged with being absent from the vessel without leave, pleaded guilty, and was committed to gaol for four weeks. ...
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CENTRAL ROAD BOARD.
Present-Messrs. Walter Duffield, M.P. (Chairman), D. Sutherland. M.P.. W. Everard, G. McEwin, A. Hallett, S. S. Kelly, and the Secretary (Mr. H. J. Andrews). Superintending Surveyors—Messrs. Ashwin. Hardy, Hargrave ...
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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
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WALLAROO.
There is not much news here. Above 500 tons of ore have been raised at the Wallaroo mines since the men resumed work, and I believe fully as much at Moonta. I understand the extensive alterations ...
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RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.
Sir.—In your leading article the 24th [?] you refer to the report of the Manager of Railways, and the way in which he has been able to show such large profits for the last two years. viz., by reducing the ...
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COURT HUNTSMAN'S PRIDE A.O.O.F.
The eleventh anniversary of the Court Huntsman's' Pride No. 2,478, A.O.O.F. was commemorated on Tuesday evening, July 5, at the Huntsman's Hotel, North Adelaide. The weather was very inclement, but notwithstanding this about ...
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KADINA.
Last week a young man named John Cobbin was taken by Constable Doyle to the Lunatic Asylum. Cobbin was well known in this district; he was by trade a draper. ...
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LAW AND CRIMINAL COURTS.
Mr. Fenn for the plaintiff, and Mr. Stow for the defendant. This was an action to recover a balance of an account due upon two contracts entered into between the parties for the erection of some premises at Kensington. ...
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THE CITATION OF WITNESSES.
Sir.— If there is any portion of our law system which requires revision, it is unquestionably that of the citation of witnesses. At present anyone in that respect is at the mercy of a mere chance of ...
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WHERE IS RYAN'S DISCOVERY ?
Sir.— You were so obliging as to publish, my enquiry "Where is Moonta ?" to which no one has been kind enough to reply. All we know is that no mineral application mentions that place. ...
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AN ABERDONIAN IN A DIFFICULTY,
We are assured that the following actually took place not long ago:—A countryman from. Aberdeenshire, who was in London as a witness on a Railway Bill, was one afternoon walking through ...
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INSOLVENCY COURT.
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THE OPEN COLUMN.
Under this heading-and subject to the usual condition and regulations—we offer to our readers a medium for the interchange of opinions upon topics of public interests if temperately discussed and free from needless personality. ...
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LOCAL COURT.—ADELAIDE.
The sittings of the Local Court of Adelaide (Limited Jurisdiction) will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, the 6th and 7th of July. The following is a list of the causes set down for trial :— WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. ...
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MR. TOMKINSON AND NAIRNE BY-LAWS.
Sir.— Mr. Tomkinson should be a little more moderate in his style of volunteering to lay down laws for us, or people will be apt to apply to him the very epithets he applies to me in the Register of Friday. ...
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Advertising
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LOCAL COURT.—GAWLER.
William Jones and William Ogilvy were charged by Policetrooper Burton with riding furiously through the streets of Gawler on the 22nd of June. It appeared from the evidence of witnesses that the ...
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