According to the Traffic Supervisor, Mr. Overbury, the railway management of 1868 has not been such a terrible tragedy after all. He brines out only thirteen thousand pounds ...
Article : 5,309 wordsMr. McCulloch has asked for and obtained an adjournment for 24 hours to allow time to consider the position of the Ministry. It is rumoured that the Governor has been ...
Article : 70 wordsOn Wednesday evening September 15 the Rev. H. E. Merriman delivered a lecture on "David Livingstone, the Explorer of South Africa." at the New Connexion Methodist Church ...
Article : 792 wordsSir—It must be admitted that the Commissions of Public Works was bound to make known to the House of Assembly the impossibility that exists of providing for the maintenance of the main lines of ...
Article : 1,029 wordsSir—Fifty years ago any one who might have minority should be represented would have been judged fit for the strait jacket, and to those who, like myself, have the prejudices of half ...
Article : 789 wordsEUCO.—Captain Kitto's report of September 13 states:—"The lode in the shaft is four feet wide, and is of a very superior character, being composed of a hard stealite, which is stained green ...
Article : 1,121 wordsMcKinlay and his confederates have been committed for conspiracy. ...
Article : 18 wordsParliament was prorogued yesterday. Earl Belmore, the Governor of New South Wales, was present. ...
Article : 18 wordsThe Government nave been defeated on Mr. Byrne's motion, censuring them for their recent Ministerial appointments. The numbers were—Ayes, 34; Noes. 26: giving ...
Article : 70 wordsSouth Australia has regularly taken her place amongst preserved meat-producing communities. The necessities of the home market and the incessant demands of ...
Article : 2,257 wordsThe adjourned inquest on Margaret McKay was resumed at the Adelaide Hospital on Wednesday morning, September 15, by Dr. Clindening, J.P. Charles Rowett, landlord of the Victoria Hotel. ...
Article : 766 wordsSir—It has frequently been said of late that our seasons are gradually getting drier, and our savans appeared to have come tu the conclusion that this arose from the fact of so much timber being ...
Article : 302 wordsSir—Permit me a small space to make a few remarks upon the above subject. I have long ago seen that our present system of roads would break down, and been convinced that ...
Article : 582 wordsDarkened was all the State of Australan. For the great King was sick—proud Khedar Khan; Painful and feeble were his steps of late. Deep illness market upon his tottering gait ...
Article : 216 wordsSir—As I was looking over last Thursday's Register I came across an account of the Fire Bridle practice, and, being in a thoughtful frame of mind, I wandered how much water was used ...
Article : 329 wordsThe fourth annual meeting of the Institute took place last night; the President, Mr. E. J. Callow, in the chair. A satisfactory yearly report was presented, and the clear cash balance was reported by ...
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Advertising : 335 wordsOn Monday, September 13. at 7 o'clock p.m., a meeting, convened by the Chairman of the Gilbert District Council, by advertisement, was held at the Riverton Hotel to consider the "Proposed Land ...
Article : 586 wordsThe Wesleyan Chapel anniversary was observed on Sunday, the morning service being conducted by Mr. Orr, from Adelaide, who also addressed the Sunday scholars in the afternoon. The Rev J. S. ...
Article : 310 wordsSir—I wish to draw attention to a transgression of public decency much in vogue among sundry blackguards at the present time. Every one must lave noticed how often fences, and some times ...
Article : 207 wordsSir—When a person "rushes into print," is it cot wise to state the truth, and nothing but the truth? In reference to the assertions contained in a letter which appeared last week, signed ...
Article : 289 wordsSir—The question of the worn silver coin seems a very simple one—let those who use it pay for the wear; that is the public. It is so in England; why not here? The Government should coin or import ...
Article : 154 wordsThe anniversary sermons of Elim Sabbath-school were preached to full congregations on Sunday by the Rev. S. Keen, and recitations were given by the children. In the afternoon the ...
Article : 80 wordsSir—I frequently see notices of certain nappy events conclude with "English papers please copy," and have wondered how people could ask through this medium such a favour at the ...
Article : 197 wordsOn Friday and Saturday evenings Professor Hume, mesmerist and phrenologist, held seances at the Terminus Hotel Assembly Room with pleasing effect, which left no doubt on the minds ...
Article : 139 wordsSir—Will you allow me to ask through the medium of your paper if any one can inform me how to make indiarubber adhere to iron. I am, Sir. &c. ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Thu 16 Sep 1869, Page 3
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