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Among the many ways of making a living, that of descending periodially from a parachute for the edification of the people is as exciting as any, one would think. It ...
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A trooper in the Imperial Light Horse, says an exchange, and one of Lord Roberts's bodyguard, was recently invalided home to Shorncliffe, suffering from several wounds. ...
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DEATH OF MR H. Y. SPARKS.
Mr. H. Y. Sparks, manager of the South Australian Company, an ex-mayor of Glenelg, was found dead in bed on Sunday morning. He had [?] expired ...
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Advertising
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SHIPPING.
Semaphore, October 22.—Low water, 10.10 a.m., high water, 4.10 p.m. ARRIVED.—October 20. [?] streamer 2,665 tons, J.B.S. Medley ...
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A MUSICAL CLUB.
Several professional musicians and others interested in the art of music met in the Y.M.C.A. parlour on Saturday evening to discuss the advisableness of forming a local ...
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WEATHER REPORTS AND FORECASTS.
Forecast of probable weather from Saturday afternoon till Monday night. Issued at 1.15 p.m. on Saturday. South Australia.—Cool and cloudy; probably ...
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THE TRAMWAY QUESTION.
In another column Mr. Alderman Tucker, M.P., deals with the challenge of Mr. J. Moss Solomon to a public debate and with other matters relating to the tramway ...
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BAROMETRICAL READINGS.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
The large crowd assembled outside "The Register" Office on Saturday afternoon did not have to wait long for the result of the Caulfield Cup, which was posted in ...
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THE CYCLIST MARTIN.
In December, 1897, William Martin, the American cyclist, was bound over in his own recognizances for the sum of £40 to appear and give evidence in the case of ...
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Family Notices
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The Register. ADELAIDE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1900.
Extremes have met in the Brisbane Assembly. The Socialists, numbering about 22 members out of 72, successfully stonewalled the Mining Railway ...
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THE CYCLING SPORTS.
A capital attendance patronised the first day's meeting of the League of Wheelmen's spring fixture at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday. Some splendid racing was ...
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THE FACTORY BILL.
Thick-and-thin advocates of the Factory Bill claim that by amendment it has been made fair and remarkable but is this profession true? ...
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THE ELITE OF AUSTRALIA.
A directory of the elite of Australia might almost be made by simply transcribing the list of subscribers to "The Times" Reprint of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, for all the ...
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"SOUTH AUSTRALIA, ITS EARLY HISTORY AND ITS CLIMATE."
This is the title which has been given by that well-known old colonist, Mr. W. Hitchcox, to a well-illustrated little [?] which has been finely ...
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