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  2. PROVINCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    A largely attended and representative meeting was held here last night to take measures to prevent the removal of any moorings from this port to Beachport, as proposed by the Marine ...

    Article : 159 words
  3. ARCHEE-STREET CHRUCH.

    A memorial sermon was preached by the Rev. S. Knight, at the Archer-street Church, on Sunday morning, May 8, the text being taken from the 3rd Ecclesiastes. 1st and 2nd verses—"To ...

    Article : 1,602 words
  4. DISTRICT COUNCILS.

    Present.—Crs. Goldsack (Chairman), Minns, Cleland, and Bennets. It was agreed that if residents of Burnside, Upper Kensington, and Knightsbridge would bear the cost Council would open new road in Upper ...

    Article : 119 words
  5. LAW AND CRIMINAL COURTS.

    This was motion for an interim order moved by the Hon. J.H. Symon (Attorney-General), with Mr. Aretas Young as counsel for Archdeacon Marryat (plaintiff). The Governors of ...

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  6. SOUTH AUSTRALIA A GOLD-PRODUCING COUNTRY.

    Sir—Several startling facts have recently been brought under the public notice to prove that we have in our own colony considerable deposits of the precious metal. Yet the amount of ...

    Article : 551 words
  7. MR. HENRY TAYLOR AND THE ENGLISH FARMERS.

    Sir—Kindly permit me in truth and justice to reply to a communication on the above subject from a correspondent signing himself "Old Leamington" in Saturday's issue, for the ...

    Article : 594 words
  8. CLARENDON, MAY 2.

    Present.—Cr. Thorpe (Chairman), Jacobs, Shipway, and Regan. Overseer to continue work on Ackland's Hill. It was decided that two chains more road should be metalled at Kangarilla; that Overseer ...

    Article : 71 words
  9. ORROROO, May 7.

    This morning Hill & Co.'s Hawker mail was stuck about half a mile from the township through missing the road and getting into the railway trenches, owing to the plain being flooded. It, however, got out again safely. ...

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  10. DALRYMPLE, MAY 2.

    Present.—Crs. [?] (Chairman), R.D. Anderson, and A. Anderson. P. Anderson tendered his resignation as Councillor; accepted. Nomination for Councillor in his place to the held on Monday, the 9th ...

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  11. WILCANNIA, May 7.

    The mail arrived last night. Heavy rains have fallen at Mount Browne. A nugget weighing 15 cz. 6 dwt. has been found at the Good Friday Rush. The mail was late in consequence ...

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  12. EAST TORRENS, APRIL 28.

    Present.—Chairman, and Messrs. Merchant, Trebilcock, and Wotton. Only routine business was transacted. Receipts, £85s.: payments, £23 18s. ...

    Article : 27 words
  13. GLADSTONE, May 7.

    The Gladstone Branch of the Farmers Association met this afternoon; Mr. Tonkin in the chair. An interesting discussion took place on well-boring, and the Chairman gave the results ...

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  14. ENGLISH, APRIL 30.

    Present.—Crs. Day (Chairman), Jansen, Seiber, and Mickel. Tenders accepted—No. 55, grubbing and clearing, W. Huppatx, 4s. 5½d. per chain. Receipts £4 4s. ...

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  15. GILBERT, APRIL 16.

    Present.—Crs. Norton (chair), Davis, and Gasmiar, Clerk to make out list of rate defaulters. Tenders accepted.—Forming and metalling, Rowe's, J. Conbell, £4 per chain; forming and metalling, Tarlee, J. ...

    Article : 56 words
  16. GILBERT, APRIL 30.

    Present.—All out Cr. Gamier, Overseer to place a copy of regulations at the cemetery. Mr. McInerheny applied for repairs near M. Ocheme's; to be inspected. Various works ordered. Receipts, £63 0s. ...

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  17. MOUNT BARKER, May 7.

    A tasty accident happened yesterday to the youngest son of Mr. Richardson, chemist, of this town. While staying with his uncle at Wcodchester he was thrown from his horse and ...

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  18. HAMILTON, APRIL 9.

    Present.—All but Cr. Marlow, C. Rowett complained of water being diverted into his paddock in consequence of drain being cut by Council; to be attended to Clerk to proceed for recovery all ...

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  19. LEFEVRE'S PENINSULA, MAY 2.

    Present.—Crs. Lovely (Chairman), Brunell, Mead, Woolnough, and Harris. Letters received and road from Burge & Kestel, intimating alterations to Dr. Wylde's house, and asking permission to place ...

    Article : 289 words
  20. CIRCUIT COURT TRIALS.

    Sir—In your issue of May 3 appears a letter from "Samuel Tomkinson" re Supreme Court trials, their lamentable waste of public money, time, paraphernalia over trivial cases of the ...

    Article : 274 words
  21. PORT AUGUSTA, May 8.

    The aquatic sports on the 24th inst. promise to be a grand affair. An attractive programme has been arranged. ...

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  22. TELOWIE, MAY 7.

    Inspector Burgan visited the school here on Thursday, and found the numbers attending satisfactory. ...

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  23. THE GLENELG RAILWAYS AND THE RACES.

    Sir—I was present when your correspondent "On the Wing" went out at the wrong gate, and was very properly stopped by the railway officials. I was only too sorry was no ...

    Article : 179 words
  24. MOUNT GAMBIER, May 8.

    Mr. Robert Anderson, brewer, Mayor of the town, was seized with apoplexy early this morning, and now lies in a hopeless condition. He was apparently in his usual health and ...

    Article : 121 words
  25. VESTRY MEETINGS.

    HOLY TRINITY, LYNDOCH.—A Vestry meeting was held in this parish on Friday, May 6. The incumbent (Rev. A. Sells, M.A.) was in the chair. The accounts for the year, duly audited. ...

    Article : 186 words
  26. THE RAINFALL.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 267 words
  27. Advertising

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    Advertising : 449 words
  28. WILMINGTON, May 7.

    The public are surprised at the action of the Government in handing over portions of the railway reserve in the Hundred of Gregory for educational purposes without first submitting it ...

    Article : 57 words
  29. MODEL AND OTHER TEACHERS V. KING DEATH.

    Sir—Amongst the other important matters which I hope that a well-appointed and really zealous committee for examining into the working of the Education Act will search ...

    Article : 669 words
  30. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS FOR SPECIAL CASES.

    Sir—It may not be generally known to our maritime authorities who have recently made it compulsory for ships to have three-feet gangways on their rails that in addition to these a very ...

    Article : 221 words
  31. THE WEATHER IN THE COUNTRY.

    It has been raining incessantly since 7 o'clock last evening. It is still very cloudy and threatening. Fully three quarters of an inch must have fallen, all the tanks being filled. ...

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  32. INQUEST AT BOWDEN.

    An inquest was held at the Oddfellows' Arms, Bowden, on Saturday morning by the City Coroner (Mr. T. Ward) on the body of Mary Ormaby, a widow, who died the previous ...

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  33. SUPREME COURT.—CIVIL SITTINGS. CAUSE LIST.

    S.G. Kingston—Bright v. McAskill—W.T. Foster (agent for Carter). W.T. Foster—Mincham v. Mincham. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. ...

    Article : 53 words
  34. INSOLVENCY COURT

    Final Hearings.—George James Faram, of Hamley Bridge, civil engineer; James Parks, of Crystal brook, storekeeper; William Thomas Dav, of Port Adelaide pluber: John Irish of ...

    Article : 132 words
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    THE VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT FARM.—Mr. J.L. Thompson, the resident manager of the Government experimental farm at Csshel, has resigned his position. He goes (save the ...

    Article : 464 words
  36. THE POLICE IN THE SUBURBS.

    Sir—Between 12 and I to-day my little boy left the car at Allen's Corner on his way home. Near Mr. Mattingly's vineyard on Kent-terrace some young scamps stopped him, and robbed ...

    Article : 115 words
  37. RAINFALL STATISTICS.

    Sir— I frequently notice an error in the record of rain for this place; indeed, speaking roughly, I may say that it appears to me quite as often wrong as right, though I do not always verify ...

    Article : 120 words
  38. LOCAL COURTS.

    CHERRY AND ANOTHER (Assignees of the Insolvent Estate of G. & H. Rogasch, of Greenock, farmers) v G. LIEBIG—Action for £19 19s., for wrongful conversion of a horse. ...

    Article : 85 words
  39. AUBURN, May 4.

    The long-looked for rain still continues to hold off. This evening there was every appearance of a downfall, but only a slight shower fell. Farmers are crying but on all sides, as they are at a stadstill owing to ...

    Article : 563 words
  40. POLICE COURTS.

    Edward Bailey, William Foster, and Thomas Smith were fined 10s each for drunkenness. Luke Condron, a lad, was charged with being sound on the premises of J.P. Williams for ...

    Article : 107 words
  41. UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

    Sir—If you can spare a few inches of space in your journal, the insertion of the following may, perhaps, be the means of a boon being conferred on may persons in and around this city. ...

    Article : 285 words
  42. THE TOTALIZATOR.

    Sir—Can nothing be done to protect the public From the constant inaccuracies shown by the totalizator? When first started, the proprietors stated that the "machine can't lie." but ...

    Article : 272 words
  43. Advertising

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    Advertising : 202 words
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