Dunkeld, the New Zealand colt, who has lately been backed for the V.R.C. Derby, is expected to arrive in Australia within the next few days and be will go to Fonlsham's ...
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Article : 45 wordsThe Garrick Club, a new institution in Adelaide, will during the present month give its inaugural performance at the Albert Hall. The performers, who are all amateurs. ...
Article : 1,717 wordsPARADISE LODGE, I.O.O.F.—The twelfth anniversary was celebrated by a dinner at the Paradise Bridge Hotel on Wednesday evening. Owing to the threatening aspect of the ...
Article : 865 wordsThis attractive operetta by Strauss was given in the Albert flail on Friday night, before a very large audience, by the members of the Harmonic Society, which is conducted ...
Article : 443 wordsSir—The Rev. Mr. Gilmore has the right to advocate Home Rule aB fiercely as he likes but he baa no right to misrepresent facts or go to blend them with argument that his hearers ...
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Article : 24 wordsOne of the latest and most remarkable applications of electricity is that of the electric orchestra. Herr Renier, the patentee, who has spent nearly ten years in perfecting ...
Article : 132 wordsSir—I am one of the producers in reality not in assumption, as your correspondent T. G. and other Trades Unionists are. They assume that they are the producers, while ...
Article : 225 wordsJohn Smith was charged by Corporal Burchell with using indecent language within hearing of persona passing on Kensington-road, for which offence he had to pay 20s. ...
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Article : 221 wordsIn the eastern annexe of the Exhibition on Friday evening, September 13, Mr. W. Howchin, F.G.S., lectured to a small audience ? Mode of Occurrence." ...
Article : 533 wordsSir—I am pleased to Bee the Government, notwithstanding all that is being Bald by certain members of Parliament, have the courage to express their own opinions as ...
Article : 374 wordsMargaret Cameron, for drunkenness, paid £1. Walter Ogilvie was charged with larceny from the person. The evidence stated that William Summers. the prosecutor, met the ...
Article : 183 wordsPROPOSED BOYS' ASSOCIATION.—At a meeting of Our Boys' Institute Cricket Club, held on Thursday evening in the Y.M.C.A. Rooms, Mr. Evans, the Hon. Secretary, stated that a ...
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Article : 287 wordsAt the closing meeting of the Moonee Valley Plumpton this afternoon there was only a small attendance. The winners were —Mr. J. O'Halloran's Folly, Mr. P. H. ...
Article : 50 wordsCharles Benson was fined 10s, 10f being durnk on September 12. ...
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Article : 380 wordsSir—I should like to stand by Mr. Tomkinson and "An Englishman" in maintaining the position against all-comers, of Messrs. Groschen and Chaberlain against Messrs. ...
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Article : 431 wordsSir— Some of our M.P.'S as well as several of your correspondents profess to take the view that though land nationalization, or the single tax on unimproved land values (less ...
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Article : 174 wordsSir—Permit me in justice to the Chairman of the Central Land Board to add the following facts to the explanation which appeared in your issue with regard to the land now ...
Article : 108 wordsSir—Moat people will are this have become acquainted with the facts relating to the accident to Jim Tierney at the hunt this morning; none will, however. I venture to ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Sat 14 Sep 1889, Page 7
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