On Friday, when the £4 forfeits for this race were declared, it appeared that only nine of the 33 acceptors had paul the smaller forfeit, leaving 24 horses to furnish the field. No doubt some of ...
Article : 879 wordsOn Thursday, February 28, the ministers and representatives of the above Church met in the Bible Christian Chapel. Koormga, when Mr. Richards opened the proceedings by preaching a ...
Article : 1,602 wordsMr. John Wm. Downer, having made the usual declaration, was admitted as a practitioner of the Court. [Before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Bootbbr.] ...
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Article : 14 wordsThe recent meeting of the Light Farmers' Club was well attended; the President, Mr. J. Barrow, in the chair. After the usual business Mr. Thomas Victor read the monthly Paper, for ...
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Article : 1,577 wordsThose who go to Mr. Adcock's stables expecting to see the perfect arrangements and fittings of an English hunting-stable, or the more elaborate and systematic appliances at Whitewall or Newmarket. ...
Article : 1,028 words[Before His Honor Mr. Commissioner Downer.] In re A. A. Wicksteed; an adjourned final hearing. Mr. Hatchett for insolvent, and Mr. Scott for the opposing creditor. Mr. Rocers was ...
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Article : 665 wordsA meeting to form a Farmers' Club at Kapunda was held at Orose's Hotel on Saturday evening, March 23. About 20 persons were in attendance, ami Mr. James O'LOUGHLIN having been ...
Article : 1,048 wordsEliza Hogan, charged with using indecent language in King William-street on the previous night, was fined 5s, with costs—25s, in all. ellen Maguire was charged with stealing 20s. ...
Article : 275 wordsPresent—Messrs. J. Jarred (acting Chairman), J. Gribble, aud G. Yates. Letter from Crown Lands Office respecting exchange of roads. Section 129. The agreement of Mr. Jones to be forwarded in ...
Article : 2,348 wordsPresent—Councillors Jones (Chairman), Crook. Howard, Davie, and Hitchcox. The minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. Bead, a letter from the Chief Secretary ...
Article : 201 wordsSir—In you issue a few days ago I read with the [?] interest the letters from your correspondent—"A Parent" and "W. Fischer"—with [?] to the [?] and dumb, the sentiments ...
Article : 478 wordsThe Spectator of the 16th says:—"The Australian Press may fairly congratulate the proprietors of the Australasian on their recent victory over Mr. Pearson. Having made an ...
Article : 888 wordsSir—Perhaps your report is not exactly what Captain Bickers said, or may be he meant more when he said "the new Patent Slip was named after the old foundry of Dunnikier." Now to ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Mon 25 Mar 1867, Page 3
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