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LAST NIGHT’S TELEGRAMS
Reports to-day from Mount Gambier state that the small-pox patients are recovering, but one of the children on the station is showing signs of febrile ...
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HINTS FOR HO USE-WIVES.
Ladies have more to do with sick room and with the house generally than men have, and it is necessary that they should know what is a disinfectant, and how to ...
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THE career of an Irish conspirator usually begins with an oath and ends with a convict prison. This rule, says the “ Glasgow Mail,” has been ...
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NOTES ON KANGAROO ISLAND.
August 13.—Like Robinson Crusoe we are still existing on our Island home with its healthy climate, pretty scenery. antiquated dwellings and other natural ...
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MAITLAND LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
The business of last Wednesday evening was the reading of an essay on “Ostrich Farming” and discussion thereon The essayist, Mr Goode, has had a ...
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THE PINK LAKE SALT WORKS NEAR YORKETOWN.
Amongst the industries on Southern Yorke’s Peninsula none perhaps is more deserving of notice than the salt, gypsum and cement trade which is gradually ...
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OPEN COLUMN.
The Editor does not hold himself responsible for the opinion expressed by his correspondents.] ...
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THE LATE ENTERTAINMENT AT CUNLIFFE.
Sir—Having seen an account in your paper of the Band of Hope entertainment held in the Primitive Methodist Chapel at Cunliffe on Saturday, August 2nd, [?] beg to ...
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YOUR ARTICLE AND FARMERS MEETING IN MULOOWORTIE.
Sir—In an article appearing in your issue of the 12th inst, reference is made to a resolution carried at a meeting of farmers held in Muloowurtie on July 22nd. As we ...
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WALLAROO ITEMS.
A story is told of a young benedict not out of his teens who has been lately smitten by upids dart, which brought on a longing desire to be settled in life. The tale for ...
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THE MAORI EMBASSY.
The Maori King Tawhaio has not succeeded in obtaining a personal interview with the Queen, Her Majesty’s state of health being such ...
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YORKETOWN MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
The proceedings opened with an overture from the opera Martha by Mrs T Rossiter, followed by a reading from Mark Twain by Mr Marshall. Miss F ...
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DEATH OP SULTAN PASHA.
The death is announced of Sultan Pasha. ...
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THE COMMAND OP THE ARMY IN THE SOUDAN.
It has been announced that Major-General Earle, at present in command of the garrison at Alexandria, will have the command of the forces in the ...
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BLYTH.
Since my last note, the most stirring event in our history has been the Baud of Hope Entertainment, which was held on Wednesday week. The committee had ...
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WAURALTEE.
The annual general meeting of the subscribers to the Wauraltee Institute was held on the 12th inst. The president, Mr. J. C. Leonard in the chair ; also a ...
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FRANCE AND CHINA.
The latest intelligence to hand respecting the Franco-Chinese difficulty is warlike in tone. It was stated yesterday that Chinese troops to the ...
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ALLEGED INSULT TO THE BRITISH FLAG.
A statement has been published to the effect that the commander of a German gunboat, srationed on the west coast of Africa, has torn down the ...
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