A meeting of subscribers to consider the distribution of the funds tent to the Register, Observer, and Journal Offices for the relief of sufferers from the drought was held at the ...
Article : 5,395 wordsGrave and revered seigneurs of the Legislative Council, usually so quiet and prosaic generally so business-like, presented on Wednesday evening marketable scenes, one of them ...
Article : 2,181 wordsThe Council, which opened with no signs of the storm that raged during the evening and led to a record sitting, was practically occupied yesterday with only two subjects. The first ...
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Advertising : 0 wordsThere was a full attendance of members, and moderate sprinkling of the public in the Assembly on Wednesday afternoon. Tea minutes was spent upon miscellaneous ...
Article : 1,292 wordsBlock 10 mill last week treated 1,061 tons crude are, producing 270 tons concentrates, worth in balk 32.99 oz. silver, 63.33 per cent, lead, and 9'6 per cent. zinc. Owing to the ...
Article : 803 wordsHANNAN'S EUREKA.—Fortnight, October 12.—Western are scutin No.1 shift driven to 22ft.; there is change in nature of ground, and if reef continues down to this depth, it should not be far off. ...
Article : 764 wordsA meeting was held this afternoon in aid of the Distressed Farmars' Fund. Mr. Walden presided, and representatives were present from Tanunda, Angaston. Truro, Nuriootps, ...
Article : 83 wordsThe prospects of the coming harvest are even worse than last year in the West Wimmera district Around Nhill hundreds of acres of crops have perished for want of ...
Article : 228 words"Man and His Markets," by Lionel W. Lyde (Macmillan & Co.). In this little volume the writer, who is Head Master of the English department in the Glaegow Academy, imparts ...
Article : 231 wordsSir—At the instigation of the Hon. James Martin, Gawler, you were the first to give prominence to the Barossa conservation project, and you most continue to support the ...
Article : 408 wordsSir—Three of your correspondents have been dilating upon the poisonous effects of teadrinking. The first writes:—"I think the quantity of inferior and wrongly brewed tea. ...
Article : 271 wordsSir—It is more than twelve months since the English Company took over the above mines from the An tralian sharehelders. But where is the purchase-money and our dividend? It seems some ...
Article : 78 wordsSir—For begging the question in preference to arguing I commend the last letter of "A Farmer." With the exception of the closing sentence, which contains some truth and more ...
Article : 801 wordsfrom September 24 to October 22 inclusive the above Company treated a total quantity of about 4,287 tons of ore by the two furnaces. No. 1 furnace running 28 days, and No. 2 ...
Article : 105 wordsSir—I have read with pleasure the letters of j "Jasper Sterling" and "Blossom" in your issues of Monday and Tuesday last, and I hope some real permanent benefit will be ...
Article : 306 wordsBREMER GOLD-PROSPECING SYNDICATE.—On Wednesday afternoon the first half-yearly general meeting of shareholders in this Syndicate was held in Waymouth Chambers. ...
Article : 465 wordsSir—The latter of "A Working Man," which appeared in a former issue, purporting to enlighten the community of what appears to him to be "a new dodge of the ...
Article : 521 wordsSir—James Talbot seems to bo a bir off the rails in tracing the name Curling to Coeur de Lion, and by inference claiming these that bear that name as descendants of Richard I. ...
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Advertising : 400 wordsREDCASTLE G.M. Co.—Telegram from Mine Manager, dated November 4:—"Struck proof in No. 2 North. Showing gold freely." BROKEN HILL BLOCK 14 Co.—At the half-yearly ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Thu 5 Nov 1896, Page 6
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