The weather keeps very dry and business is dull, but we are not singular in that respect, as dulness at present is the prevailing state of affairs in the Areas, owing to the continued few series of effort. ...
Article : 417 wordsSir—As a former member of St. Luke's Church, and a representative of that Church in Synod for many years, I wish to be allowed to make a few remarks noon year report of the Vestry meeting ...
Article : 806 wordsMr. C. A. Wilson, Register of Probates at the Supreme Court, Adelaide, forwards the following letter from his nephew (the Rev. C. T. Wilson), and adds—"The date is somewhat late the ...
Article : 745 wordsAt last the long-looked-for hour has struck, and the Government, by dissolving Parliament, is brought face to face with the constituencies of the United Kingdom. Lord Beaconsfield ...
Article : 4,700 wordsSeveral important changes have been made in the general arrangements of this establishment, in order to keep pace with the increased requirements connected with the dredging operations ...
Article : 742 wordsVery drying winds have sea no since my last, so much so that I hear complaints from several farmers, and they will have to discontinue ploughing until they have rain again. Nevertheless, the weather has ...
Article : 306 wordsPloughing is being pushed on as much as possible, but the ground has become very hard in places, and rain would do good. One or two of the farmers in the neighbourhood have began reading, but it will not ...
Article : 165 wordsThe usual half-yearly meeting of subscribers to the Gawler Institute was held in the reading-room of that Institute on Monday evening, the 19th April, to receive the half-yearly report and ...
Article : 908 wordsThe weather these last two days has turned our very cold, and although there is every indication of rain, it hangs off. The next Parliament will have rather a difficult ...
Article : 113 wordsSir—In your issue of the 10th inst. I notice a local stating the Commissioner of Crown Lands, accompanied by the Surveyor-General and Mr. Peter Waite, had gone up the Rivers ...
Article : 343 wordsI have to announce the death of Mr. John, Pritchard, publican, who died on Thursday night after a long and painful illness. His remains were followed to the last resting-place by a large number of friends ...
Article : 235 wordsSir—I regret having to continue a subject which to me is anything but congenial, but I must ask your indulgence for a few words in reply to Mr. Anthony, Briefly, Mr. Anthony ...
Article : 198 wordsA bazzar was held here on Thursday last to and the funds of the Institute, which institution bids fair to be soon an accomplished fact. For the last eighteen months a few energetic ladies have been ...
Article : 386 wordsSir—No doubt it is thought that by offering to those men who rejoin the sum of £1 it will be a draw. Now, Sir, I can safely say it will be a drawback. From what I hear the very fact on ...
Article : 628 wordsSir—Referring to your footnote to my former letter re the above Court of Revision, I beg to point out that the notice required by the Act did not appear during the prescribed month ...
Article : 237 wordsGlorious rains are host falling, with a prospect of continuance. Gladstone. April 20. We have bad a nice downpour of rain since noon, with every prospect of it continuing ...
Article : 279 wordsThe farmers throughout the Hundreds of Colton and Ward are now busy sowing. The rainy season seems to have thoroughly set ink, and is about eight weeks earlier than last year. The grass is everywhere ...
Article : 474 wordsSir—Can yon allow me a little space to make a few remarks upon a subject of public importance? The enquiry into the recent railway accident failed, I think, to give general ...
Article : 301 wordsPlayed on the North Park Lands, and resulted in a victory for the Juniors by a few runs. Scores:—66 and 57. For the former H. McFie made 33 not out, and R. Coonan 12; for the losers Reed and ...
Article : 63 wordsPlayed at North Adelaide, and resulted in an easy win for the North Adelaides, who scored 72 with 6 wickets down against 66 made by the South Adelaides. For the former Chapman made 21, Martin ...
Article : 82 wordsSir—Seeing a report in a recent issue re the progress of the new hotel at this place, we beg to ask the insertion of a few lines distinctly to contradict the statement of your PEEK & HALL, Contractors. ...
Article : 119 wordsA new Post-Office has been started near the Rhine, about six miles from Sedan, and is called Rhine Villa Post-Office. Mr. Skinner is the first Postmaster. The weather is at present exceedingly fine, and ...
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Advertising : 110 wordsThe rain to-day was something [?] During the early part of the day the sky betokened a heavy downpour, and about 10 o'clock it commenced to rain in torrents. Houses were swamped whose roofs were ...
Article : 86 wordsPlayed on Montefiore Hill. Scores:—87 and 72 respectively. For the victors R. Young scored 21, C. R. Morris 17, W. McGregor 13, D. J. Smith 13, and J. Green 12; O'Hailerar, for the Juniors, made 46 ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Wed 21 Apr 1880, Page 6
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