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  2. ANGLO-COLONIAL GOSSIP.

    Serious rumours are going about respecting the state of the Prince of Wales's health. He is now under a strict regimen of diet. The varicose veins from which His Royal Highness ...

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  3. THE WEATHER IN THE COUNTRY.

    Splendid rain set in on Saturday, and continued up till to-day. The late rains have enabled the fanners to start ploughing. Fead is coming up quickly. ...

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  4. OUR BANKS.

    There was a very lively discussion in the London Press some years ago as to which was the pioneer Bank of Australia. There were two claimants—the Bank of Australasia and ...

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  5. MR. P. B. BURGOYNE AND THE WINE TRADE.

    Sir—I have very carefully read Mr. Burgoyne's letter to you and Mr. Symon's comments upon it, who certainly gives him a Roland for his Oliver, which he has no doubs ...

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  6. THE COMMERCIAL BANK.

    The petition of Lord Iveagh (formerly Sir E. Cecil Guinness) for the winding up of the Commercial Bank of Australia will be heard to-morrow. ...

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  7. PROVINCIAL NEWS.

    The second prize for the Port Pirie Regatta Champion Fours was handed to the winners by the Mayor this evening in the Council Chamber. ...

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  8. ADELAIDE AND LONDON TELEGRAPH.

    Difficulties are cropping up in the matter of the proposed settlement of the maritime strike. The Shipping Federation declines to allow Mr. C. Wilson ...

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  9. Sydney, April 18.

    A petition for the winding-up of the Commercial Bank of Australia was to have been heard to-day. The Bank, however, applied for an adjournment for a month, and ...

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  10. THE E., S., AND A.C. BANK.

    The Management of the E., S., and A.C. Bank have nob received any further advices from London since tho cable message announcing that every possible step was being taken ...

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  11. HOMING.

    South Australian Homing Club.—The second race of the 1893 season of this club was designated the Stockport Stake, and was flown on Saturday, April 15. from Stockport. ...

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  12. AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE.

    Mr. Wilson, the Victorian butter export now in England, is arranging with Dr. C. Cameron, the Gladstonian member for the College Division of Glasgow, to ...

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  13. Blyth, April 17.

    The suspension of the E.S. & A.C. Bank is causing much inconvenience here, as most of the business in this district was done through that Bank. ...

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  14. THE FRUIT TRADE.

    Brokers are bitterly complaining of the state iu which the consignment of apples ox R.M.S. Ophir arrived. The bulk of the fruit, they state, is rotten, and is ruining ...

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  15. THE BANK SUSPENSIONS.

    The closing of the Commercial and E.S. and A.C. Banks, and the consequent impounding of balances, has created a terrible scarcity of coin. It ...

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  16. RECEPTION OF DR. EMILY RYDER.

    On Tuesday afternoon Dr. Ryder, who is visiting Adelaide in order to interest South Australians in the movement for the amelioration of the condition of the child wives of ...

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  17. DROUGHT IN ENGLAND.

    England has lately had an unusually long spell of dry weather. No rain has fallen for the space of six weeks. Agricultural interests have suffered in ...

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  18. THE ASSAULT ON MR. MUNRO.

    At the City Police Court to-day George Davis was charged with an unlawful assault on Mr. James Munro. The assault took place in Collins-street ...

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  19. A BURNING PALACE.

    A fire has broken out in the Imperial Palace ab Sigmaringen, in Hohenzollern, Prussia, on the Danube, and has gained a firm ...

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  20. TO THE EDITOR.

    Sir—Referring to Mr. Burgoyne's letter and your comments thereon I think it only rights that your readers should know that his allusions to the Italian Wine Depot in London are ...

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  21. CYCLING.

    S.A. CYCLISTS' UNION.—The S.A. Cyclists' Union were unfortunate in having to postpone their sports meeting on Easter Saturday through wet weather, being thereby put to ...

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  22. A DEVASTATING FIRE.

    Hungary has been suffering from a very prolonged drought. This has caused vegetation to become very dry and parched and buildings to ...

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  23. SWEATING IN VICTORIA.

    A deputation representing the Liberal, Protection, and Federation League, accompanied by members of Parliament, clergymen, and representatives of the ...

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  24. COLONIAL TELEGRAMS.

    The Hon. James Service left the hospital to-day for his private residence. His health continues to improve. ...

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  25. UNION PARLIAMENT.

    At the meeting of Union Parliament on Thursday evening the "Governor" (Mr. H. D. Gell) will read the following speech:—HONOURABLE GENTLEMEN OF THE TENTH ...

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  26. A LIBEL ACTION.

    The libel action, Norman Cameron versus the Hobart Mercury newspaper, was concluded to-day, when a verdict for one farthing damages, without costs, was ...

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  27. TASMANIA.

    Tho Sorrell election, which was held to-day, resulted in the election of tho Rev. J. B. Woolnough, Church of England clergyman, who is living on private ...

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  28. GAWLER.

    The Annual inspection of the town by the Corporation took place yesterday. The streets and footpaths in the principal parts of the town and the plantations were noted to be in ...

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  29. THE SAVINGS OF THE PEOPLE.

    Sir—Mr. A. H. Beyer writes that the colstitutions of Life Assurance Societies and Savings Banks argue in favour of his theory that freehold property is the only legitimate ...

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  30. THE NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    The Darwin arrived from Singapore on Friday. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Buckland and 3 children, and 4 others. The Chingtu, from Hongkong, arrived on ...

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  31. NEW ZEALAND.

    To Kooti, the perpetrator of the Poverty Bay massacre, died last night at Ohiwa, near Whakatane. ...

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  32. COLONIAL PARLIAMENTS.

    In the Assembly to-night Sir George Dibbs made a statement in regard to the retrenchment proposals. Ho pointed out that the revenue last quarter showed ...

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  33. BOWDEN RAILWAY STATION AND THE HINDMARSH FIRE BRIGADE.

    The Superintendent of the Hindmarsh Fire Brigade, after the recent fire at Craydon Station, wrote to Mr. T. H. Brooker, M.P., railing attention to the position of the Bowden ...

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  34. THE DEADLOCK IN THE BURRA CORPORATION.

    The Burra Town Council hold their usual meeting on Monday evening, April 17, when Councillor Linkson moved the following motion, of which he had given notice—"That ...

    Article : 197 words
  35. THE ELECTIONS.

    Sir—In your reference to the scrutiny of the Bast Torrens votes you eulogize Mr. J. D. Woods somewhat at the expense of other Returning Officers. The comparison is rather ...

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  36. SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. CRUTCHETT.

    Mr. G. T. Crutchett (ex-Town Clerk) died suddenly last night between ll and 12 o'clock. He was in the street during the evening, and appeared to be in his usual health. He retired ...

    Article : 77 words
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