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  2. THE RIDDLER.

    2,118. Charade, by Coronet.—My first, though hateful, is not always hated. My next, though great, is often overrated— Flattered and fooled by sycophant surrounders. ...

    Article : 1,700 words
  3. VICTORIA.

    After the storm has come a calm. The "crisis" squabble over, hon. members have quietly settled down with the appearance of work as if nothing particular had happened, and ...

    Article : 3,235 words
  4. COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE.

    On Thursday evening the Rev. J. Bickford delivered his lecture on the West Indies in the chapel. There was a good audience, and Mr. R. S. Kelly, J.P., presided. The speaker ...

    Article : 139 words
  5. THE RIVER TRADE.

    Sir—Having had freely discussed the desirability of a railway to the Murray via Mannum, via North-West Bend, and via Blanchetown, then a canal to connect the Lake ...

    Article : 504 words
  6. THE NARRACOORTE RAILWAY.

    Sir—The great work of communication by "rail" having been started, so far as Lacepede Bay and Narracoorte are concerned, it is but natural that people residing in the inland portion ...

    Article : 883 words
  7. FREELING, October 9.

    The children's Service of Song was repeated in the Wesleyan Church on Wednesday evening. Over sixty children were upon the platform at the end of building. The conductors were the ...

    Article : 138 words
  8. EDITHBURGH, October 5.

    The past five or six days have been rough and stormy. Plenty of rain improved the crops wonderfully, but the strong wind made the weather unpleasant for shipping. On Saturday ...

    Article : 365 words
  9. THE EDUCATION BILL.

    Sir—I have been anxiously watching the progress of the Education Bill, and may be allowed through the medium of your paper to express a feeling of regret, which I imagine is largely shared ...

    Article : 405 words
  10. KOORINGA, October 9.

    The farmers are beginning to tear much about their crops, some of which already show the effects of the heat. A good shower or two now would do great good. ...

    Article : 315 words
  11. THE COUNTRY NEAR PORT AUGUSTA.

    Sir—I see in the Observer of September 27 that one of your arguments in favour of a proposed telegraph line to Western Australia is that it would tend to open up unoccupied country ...

    Article : 214 words
  12. THE NORTHERN TRAIN.

    Sir—I notice a petition has been presented by two residents in Clare to the Hon. the Commissioner of Public Works, praying that the time of the departure of the last trains from ...

    Article : 222 words
  13. PORT PIRIE, October 3.

    The inhabitants having felt the want of a public room where divine worship could be held, and also where meetings could take place, it was resolved by a public gathering at the ...

    Article : 150 words
  14. ROBE, October 4.

    A meeting was held at the Institute on Thursday evening to consider the steps needful to receive the Governor upon his visit to the district. Mr. Wylie, the District Chairman ...

    Article : 263 words
  15. PORT AUGUSTA-ROAD.

    Sir—If the Overseer of the Road Board had covered the newly-made road one mile in length from the Port with clay (which can be obtained in any quantity close to the road) it would have ...

    Article : 236 words
  16. LOCUSTS.

    Sir—Will you kindly assist me in once more calling attention to the locusts, with the view of trying to excite some little display of energy in their destruction. EDMUND C. HUGHES. ...

    Article : 388 words
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