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SPORTING.
Acceptances for the Adelaide Cup and Goodwood Handicap close at 4 o'clock this afternoon, and in the evening the right of catering at the Autumn Meeting will be sold by ...
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MEETING AT CRAFERS.
A large and influential meeting was field at the Crafers Hotel on Friday evening, 13th inst., to take steps to get roads constructed from the main road to the railway station ...
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MINING.
THE ENGLISH COPPER MARKET.—We take the following from the Mining Journal of March:—The amount of business that continues to be done in this metal is rather restricted both for speculation and ...
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THE MURRAY BRIDGE.
Sir—In reference to my letter appearing in your issue of to-day, in which I clearly proved by extracts from reports by the Engineer in Chief what you so strenuously ...
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VICTORIAN TROTTING CLUB.
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COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE.
The little daughter of Mr. A. C. Russell, road contractor, who was severely scalded on Monday evening lost, died from the effects of the injuries on Wednesday morning. ...
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VICTORIAN BICYCLE CLUB RACES.
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THE LAND BILL.
Sir—In your article entitled "Last dear's Land Act—How it is Working" yon apeak of the present Land Act as defective, as it permits lands sold at from £A to £6 per acre ...
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SNOWTOWN, April 11.
The general topic of conversations eems to be the rains which have fallen, and the promise of a return of good seasons. It is certain that not only is the rainfall earlier this year by fully three weeks, but ...
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THE POLICY OF THE MINISTRY.
Sir—The Government scheme of action appears to be based upon a desire tc pit one interest against another, and to play off the landed interests of both agriculturists and ...
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THE ADELAIDE AND SUBURBAN TRAMCARS.
Sir—While you are on the subject of tram way grievances will you allow me to bring under your notice, and through you, that of the Directors or the Adelaide and ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COURSING CLUB.
A meeting of the committee of the South Australian Coursing Club was held at the Prince Alfred Hotel on Friday evening, 13th inst., the Hon. R. C. Baker in the chair ...
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KANGAROO ISLAND, April 6.
As an old resident of the island I am pleased to hear that the Government intend to station a trooper here. This is a want that ought to have been supplied years ago, but I presume that the ...
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CURRAMULKA, April 9.
We were favoured with a splendid fall of rain on Monday and Tuesday last. The dams and tanks are refilled, and farmers will now be able to proceed with their tilling: operations without interruption ...
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MR. RAMSAY AND THE RAILWAYS.
Sir—Mr. Ramsay is now prepared to accept a share of the blame with regard to the Nairne Railway fiasco and subsequent accidents. Of course this means that he takes a ...
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RAILWAY TO THE QUEENSLAND BORDER.
Sir—As the question of a railway and telegraph line to the south-west Border of Queensland is now attracting considerable attention, I wish to add a few remarks about the ...
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QUORN, April 9.
Since the fine rain which we have had at the commencement of the month the grass has commenced to sprout, and ere many days the country will be green again. We had several nice showers ...
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BLYTH, April 10.
Since the late favourable rains seeding operations have commenced upon these plains. We have had occasionally slight rains, and although at times it has been cloudy and threatening rain has not fallen ...
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RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.
Sir—Mr. Ramsay, if he be anything, is a servant of the public, and, as such, ought to give an account of his conduct as publicly as the disgrace lie cast on the colony. How ...
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THE MAINTENANCE OF CRIMINALS.
Sir—The administration of the law is unfortunately a necessity, and so a great cost to the public. Is there no means by which well-to-do men who come within its pale ...
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