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Wednesday, May 16.—At daybreak I dispatched Kekwick in search of permanent water, with orders to devote the whole of two days to that purpose. I must now do everything in my ...
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STUART'S EXPLORATION.
The singular contrast between what Mr. Stuart has achieved and the means with which he has achieved it can only be fully realized by a perusal of his diary. It is not enough to ...
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES
Flour is lower, Buyers are holding on, and holders are offering, at £16 10s. to £17. Wheat and other grain are also easier. The Ellen Bamford, with a cargo of flour ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
Information has been received at Sydney to the effect that General Pratt does not intend taking any farther measures until reinforcements are obtained, as nearly 2,000 more ...
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PUBLIC TELEGRAM.
The following was posted outside the Telegraph-Office on Saturday:— PORTLAND SHIPPING.—Arrived, 4.30 a.m., Oscar, steamer, from Adelaide. ...
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THE VOLUNTEER WALTZ.
Sir—Having observed the anonymous and undeserved remarks of "An Amateur Detective" in reference to "The Volunteer Waltz," I feel reluctantly called upon in justice to ...
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LAW AND CRIMINAL COURTS.
Hour. Name. Object. 12 T. Knowlea. First hearing. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 11 C. T. Fenton. Final hearing ...
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POLICE COURTS.
MINOR OFFENCES.—William Power and William Campbell, charged with drunkenness as riotous conduct in the streets, were severally fined 40s. and 25s.— Thomas Hardy and John Patten, charged on the ...
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YACHTING.
Sir—The approach of the Glenelg and Port Adelaide Regattas has had the effect of resuscitating the spirit of the aquatic community, and the merits and demerits of the various yachts ...
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PORT ELLIOT.
During the prevalence of the gale on Monday the steamer Sturt brake away from her moorings twice, nd the Maid of the Yarra sustained some trifling damage. The wrack of Flying Fish is getting deeply ...
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POLICE COURTS.
REFUSING DUTY — Thomas Carlton, an apprentice belonging to the Irene, was Charged with refusal of duty on board. He Stated that he did not consider he was bound to work after 8 o'clock in the evening. His ...
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CORONER'S INQUESTS.
Dr. Fisher, J.P., held an inquest on Friday, December 7, at the Para Vinery, Peachy Belt, on the body of John McGrath, late farm servant to Mr. Turner, of that place, who was killed the previous day under the following ...
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GAWLER.
Yesterday evening Mr. C. H. Compton gave a musical entertainment at the Oddfellows' Hall. The attendance was small, owing to the people of the surrounding neighbourhood being busily engaged with the harvest ...
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WAGON ACCIDENT AT KOORINGA.
On Friday, December 7. an inquest was held before Mr. Stowell, J. P., at the Miners' Arms Kooringa, concerning the death of a boy named James Rankina, at Logan's Gap. About half-past 12 the July assembled. ...
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SHEPHERDS' DOGS.
Sir—The news of doings in Adelaide arrive but slowly where I am living. It is but just known here of the passing of a shepherds' dog-tax of 10s. per year for each dog over six ...
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