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FARMERS' ASSOCIATIONS.
The monthly meeting was held in the Royal Hotel on Saturday afternoon. The Chairman (Mr. W. H. Binney, presided, and there were else present—Messrs. J. Miller. Morrish. Marshall. A. Brown. ...
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THE REAL PROPERTY ACT.
Sir—Your correspondent, "A Landbroker Many Years Standing," has very good reasons for submitting such a multitude of suggestions to the public through the medium ...
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MAGISTRATES' COURT.
William White, railway employe, was charged with felonior stealing on various occasions a number of articles of a miscellancous character from the store of T. R. Davis of Snowton.) A ...
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YONGALA BRANCH.
Meeting held Saturday, June 9. Present—Eight members. Mr. W, N. Robinson in the chair. Secretary explained that he had duly convened, meetings, but owing to the heavy rain and other ...
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POLICE COURTS.
John Fitzgerald and Gerald Fitzgerald wire charged with drunkenness and assaulting the arresting constable. Mr. H. Varley appealed for he defence. Fined £5 10a. each and coats. Gerald ...
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COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr. J. M. Stephens, who has been managing Levine & Dowling's store over since that firm started business hero, has left the district for Adelaide. He was entertained at a dinner by a number ...
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LAW AND CRIMINAL COURTS.
Homburg—Fischer v. Rigby—Sheridan. Gordon.—Nev'le v. Allon-Tuker. Ayers—National Bank of Australasia v. Dick Gordon. ...
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"SIC VOS NON VOBIS!"
Sir—Now that the agitation about the future destiny of New Guinea has all but culminated in the de facto annexation of that important island, I crave your indulgence for ...
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SUPREME COURT—IN BANCO.
Hayes v. Hayes. LOCAL COURT APPEAL. RULE NISI FOR ARGUMENT. McMullen v. McRae. ...
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VIRGINIA, June 20.
Seeding is now finished in this locality. The early sowing is looking well, better than it has for many years past at this time of the year, owing to the early rain and the fine growing weather ...
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APPILA YARROWIE BRANCH.
Usual monthly meeting of above branch held a Cook's Hotel, Saturday, Jane 16th. There was a good attendance. Mr. W. Russell (President of the branch) occupied the chair. ...
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INSOLVENCY COURT.
Final Hearings.—George Carver, of Glenelg, carpenter; Stephen Carter, of Koolywurtie, fanner; Michael Brennan, of Strathalbyn, carrier; William W. Pearson, of Hindmarsh butcher: Abraham ...
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MOUNT RAT (Y.P.), June 18.
The abundant rains we nave had have caused the early-sown wheat and grass to grow wonderfully. Seeding is nearly over for this season, and the fanners of Yorke's Peninsula have never had such ...
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POST ADELAIDE : FRIDAY, JUNE 22.
Charles McLachlan, was charged, on the information of Bildget Carrie, with assaulting the informant at Port Adelaide on June 16. Mr. Wallace appeared for informant, and Mr. J. H. Sinclair ...
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STEPHENSTON, June 16.
The wheat still continues to thrive well under the beautiful warm growing weather we are having. Part of the powerful machinery belonging to the boring machine has arrived at this place. Two or ...
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ROOLEROO, June 18.
Seeding operations are now finished, and the wheat plant is places is well covering the ground and looking very healthy. ...
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PORT VICTORIA, June 16.
As far as the season has advanced it is all that could be desired for agricultural purposes. The wheat plant is looking remarkably well, and has a very healthy appearance. Seeding is almost if not ...
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LOCAL COURT.
SUMMERTON v. JONKS.—£60, for sand sold and delivered and damages for Illegal restraint. Mr. C. C. Kingston for the plaintiff; Mr. W. V. Smith for the defendant. The plaintiffs case was that defendant ...
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MINING.
THE ENGLISH COPPER MARKET.—The London Journal Journal, of May 12, writes as follows concerning the state of the English cooper market:—"This market continues quiet, and somewhat ...
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CURRAMULKA, June 18.
We have been favoured with the grandest rain yet experienced here. The fall has been exceedingly heavy, and consequently dams and tanks are over-flowing Farming operations have been impeded in ...
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GLADSTONE BRANCH.
On Saturday, 16th inst., a meeting of the above was held in the Gladstone Institute. A large number of farmers were present, and Mr. J. Tonkin occupied the chair. The monthly meeting of this branch of the Farmers' Association met on June 15. Mr. John Leonard, J.P., presided. It wan proposed that this place should be made the polling place for the ...
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BAROOTA AND TELOWIE BRANCH.
Monthly meeting held at Port Germein on Saturday evening; Mr. G. atone in the chair. Memorial from the Wasleys Farmers' Club was read and received, also letter from W. J. Venning informing ...
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YATINA, June 19.
The crops and grass are growing splendidly. Farmers are rejoicing over the late rains, which they say are the bert that they have seen for the last seven years. Every on ...
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PENNESHAW (Hog Bay), June 11.
On Monday, at 7 p.m., a public meeting was held in the schoolroom to consider the question of building a Churh. It was rather influential than numerous. The Rev. Canon Morse occupied the choir ...
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FOOTBALL.
Played at Salisbury on June 20, and resulted in a win for the home team by 4 pools 9 behinds to their opponents' 7 behinds. For the winners J. Whittlesen, C. Brown, Fry, Wiggins (2), E. Whittlesea. ...
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BALAKLAVA, June 18.
We are having very seasonable weather, a few warm days and then a little rain. The young wheat loots healthy. The oldest settlers say they do not remember a more promising reason. The farmers ...
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CALTOWIE BRANCH.
Meeting held in the Institute Hall on Friday, June 16, the President (Mr. T. Williams, J.P.). In the chair, and there was a moderate attendance ...
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