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LAST NIGHT'S TELEGRAMS
The director of the Acclimatization Society has received a telegram stating that the animals for the society recently shipped from Calcutta have arrived in ...
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NOTES ON KANGAROO ISLAND.
April 23.—Amongst the various settlements governed by Her Majesty's representatives in South Australia, perhaps none of late has forced itself into ...
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DURING the late elections there a great deal of disappointment felt by persons who wished to vote, but found that their names were, through some ...
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ADELAIDE FORETHOUGHT SOCIETY.
On Monday evening, April 28, Mr Joseph Symes delivered to a large audience in the Albert Hall a lecture entitled, “ Lost, Lost, Lost, the ...
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ODDS AND ENDS.
What is the easiest thing for a negro to do?—Keep dark. “I never was rained but twice,’ said a wit; "once when t lost a lawsuit, and once ...
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OUR PARIS LETTER.
THINGS AND OTHERS.—A very instructive document on the state of crime in France appeared in the “journal official” of the 13th inst. (March), It shows a ...
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YORKETOWN.
April 28.—Our usually quiet town was taken by storm on Thursday last, when Benhamo’s English Circus came in with flags flying and the band not playing. ...
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WAURALTEE.
We have had some glorious weather. Farming community in high glee. Some have been holding back for the break of the season, others have pushed on ...
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BLYTH.
The elections are over, and we have once more settled down to quiet work. There was but little excitement during the day of the election, but during the ...
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GLEANINGS.
Captain Simpson an old colonist of 48 years, well known in city circles is dead. A slight accident occurred to one of ...
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