Motion for Directions as to Mode of Trial.—Read v. Read and another. Motion for Directions as to Mode of Trial.—Kruger v. Kruger. ...
Article : 36 wordsA very interesting event took place in London the night before last, when, amid circumstances of considerable excitement, the first lady architect was elected to be ...
Article : 1,475 wordsThe usual meeting of the Rosewater District Council was held on Tuesday evening, when the question of the proposed annexation of the district by Port Adelaide was ...
Article : 821 wordsPresent—Dr. Whittell, President; Drs. A. S. Paterson and A. W. Hill, Messrs. Henry Rymill and F. Wright, and the Secretary, Mr. G. H. Ayliffe. ...
Article : 436 wordsThe National Council of the Free Churches of Britain has done much to bing these Churches into line, and last mo[?] it furnished a striking demonstration of ...
Article : 654 wordsBIRDSVILLE, December 31.—The weather during the past four or five weeks has been terribly hot, the glass having risen as high as 122 deg in the shade. On the ...
Article : 534 wordsAt the meeting of the Corporation last night a deputation of workmen, numbering about forty, attended and asked that the Council should approach the Government ...
Article : 462 wordsAssessment of Damages.—Hincks v. Hall. Defended Causes.—Albers v. Campbell, Pomeroy and Another v. Pearce, Dunne[?]ann v. McLeod. Harvey v. Nicholls. Reid ...
Article : 303 wordsJervois Bridge.—On Tuesday morning Messrs. Archibald and MacGillivray, members for Port Adelaide, introduced to the Treasure in the absence of the ...
Article : 108 wordsWhen to shake hands and when cot to shake hands are questions very frequently, addressed to us by our correspondents. The subject is a many-sided one, and ...
Article : 799 wordsThe sole theme of conversation here today has been the sad death of the Rev. L. Durno. Mr. Durno was one of the most popular men in Port Pine, and the genuine ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 57 wordsSir—If it were not for the tirade of contemptuous and slanderous inuendoes hurled at the heads of farmers outside or north of Goyder's line by "A Farmer South of ...
Article : 400 wordsSir—I wish I could endorse what "Old Colonist" says. I think there is a great deal more immorality now than was observable some ten years ago in country ...
Article : 399 wordsThe sudden prominence thrust upon the heir of the Bonapartes by the events arising from the Dreyfus ease cannot have afforded unalloved satisfaction to Prince ...
Article : 490 wordsPALMER, January 9. — The bush fire which broke out yesterday on Messrs. Melroses' land near Mount Pleasant is stated to have started on Mr. Bank's farm, and ...
Article : 1,920 wordsSir—After federation perhaps the question of most importance, if not prominence, is the method by which the public representatives of Australia are to be elected. ...
Article : 523 wordsAt the invitation of the Adelaide Malting and Brewing Company a party of gentlemen visited the Macclesfield Brewery, Kent Town, on Tuesday to view a filtering ...
Article : 355 wordsSir—You deserve to be commended on the many efforts you have made on behalf of the distressed farmers, who are attempting to grow wheat where Nature ...
Article : 424 wordsSir—The letter contributed by Mr. Kirkham Evans is a most important one for all honest citizens and patriots, as it calls attention to a social evil threatening the ...
Article : 332 wordsAlthough the Australian Natives' Association has for some time been working in a quiet way the reports and balance-sheet adopted at a numerously attended ...
Article : 207 wordsSt. Peters.—The Town Council eat as a Court of Appeal on Tuesday evening. Twelve notices of appeal had been sent in and were dealt with as follows:—6 reduced; 8 assessments upheld; 2 ...
Article : 147 wordsThe "new woman," with her aspirations and mannish mode and airs, can never become a success, for the ample reason that Nature is against her. Woman is not ...
Article : 331 wordsSir—In your report yesterday of Mr. A. E. Tollers return to Adelaide he is made to say that Australian wines are objected to in England on account of their strength. ...
Article : 294 wordsThe labourer or the navvy, leaving his home in the raw, early morning, no longer carries in the tin can which is slung across his shoulder a supply of enervating cold ...
Article : 327 wordsThe annual meeting was held in the Trades Hall on Monday evening. Mr. P. McM. Glynn, M.P., presided over a large attendance. The statenment of the ...
Article : 256 wordsSir—Some time ago a meeting was held to consider the above question by the South Australian Fanners Union, and so far as the rights of the farmers were ...
Article : 254 wordsThe prizes won at the above sports were distributed at the Glenelg Town Hall on Monday evening. The Mayor. Mr. H. Y. Sparts, presided, and distributed prizes in money and trophies to ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Wed 11 Jan 1899, Page 7
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