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WEATHER FORECAST.
South Australia.—Fine; cool and cloudy in south-east, otherwise warm to hot; south-west to south-cast and north-east winds; smooth sea. ...
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SATURDAYS JOURNAL.
The double number of The Journal, which will be published to-day, contains an admirable assortment of up-to-date and interesting reading matter. The aim has ...
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THE MORGAN THOMAS MONUMENT.
A party of gentlemen visited the North Road Cemetery on Friday afternoon to inspect a monument which has just been erected over the grave of the late ...
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SHIPPING NOTES.
Again this week those directly concerned int the movements of shipping at POrt Adelaide have had a comparatively active time. Arrivals, although no over-numerous, ...
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SHIPPING.
Cape Borda.—November 24, 9.10 a.m.—Steamer, yellow funnel, two masts, inwars. Sea smooth, Semaphore.—November 25—High water, 9.15 a.m.; low water. 3.30 p.m. November 26— ...
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A RELIABILITY CONTESTANT.
Mr. C. W. Wittber, one of the three South Australian competitors in the Dunlop reliability contest, returned to Adclaide by the express from Melbourne on Friday. ...
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RELATIONS-IN-LAW.
It is a carious fact that nearly all writers seem to see only the humorous side of the ties existing between a married man and his wife's family. ...
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MAIL NOTICES.
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HOME FOR INCURABLES.
Mr. G. S. Claridge, treasurer of the Home for Incurables, stated on Friday evening that, as a result of the article which had appeared in The Register on ...
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PARLIAMENT AND PRESS AT CRICKET.
Parliament will try to further harass the press representatives on Monday afternoon on the Adelaide Oval by an effective stonewall in the annual cricket match. The ...
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THE PENALTY OF BIRDNESTING.
Humphrey Hutchings, the eleven-years old son of Mr. Hutchings, of Hanson street, met with a serious accident on Thursday evening. He was birdnesting in ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY
The Premier heard a number of somewhat diverse views upon the subject of dancing saloons when he received a deputation at Victoria square on Friday. The request ...
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Family Notices
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RAIN IN QUEENSLAND.
Mr. Sydney Beach received the following telegram on Friday afternoon from Mr.Brownlee, of Watsonville, North Queensland:— Good heavy showers at Watsonville. ...
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PORT ADELAIDE TELEPHONE , SYSTEM.
The President of the Importers and Agents' Association (Mr. W. E. Cleland) has received the following communication from the Deputy Postmaster-General. ...
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NOVELS AND SEQUELS.
It has passed into an axiom in the literary world that a sequel is never so good as the original story. This is natural. Part I. is written, it may be ...
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VISIT TO THE WOOL STORES.
The annual visit of the Roseworthy College students to the Port Adelaide wool stores took place on Friday, when a party of about 18 were shown around by the wool ...
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A VICEREGAL COMPLIMENT.
The Military Commandant (Col. Wallack C.B.) has received the following communication from His Excellency the Governor (Sir George Le Hunte):—"I should ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A NEW INDUSTRY AT KANGAROO ISLAND.
In giving evidence before the Tariff Commission on Thursday. Mr. Joseph Provis, manager for the Kangroo Island China, Stone, and Clay Company, referred to the ...
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A UNIQUE WINDOW DISPLAY.
The prominent firm of Grilliths Brothers tea, coffee, and cocoa merchants, frequently attract the attention of the general public by their up-to-date window ...
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THE DICKENS FELLOWSHIP.
Adelaide has long enjoyed the reputation of possessing more societies formed for the purpose of educating the heads and hearts of its citizens ...
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SHIP COCKERMOUTH SLIPPED.
On Friday afternoon the ship Cockermouth was taken on Fletcher's slip, in order that her submerged parts might be examined to ascertain the extent—if any— ...
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The Register. ADELAIDE: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1905.
'A good case for the municipal, control of dancing halls and saloons was presented to the Premier on Friday by representatives of philanthropic ...
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TO-DAY'S DIARY.
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DEAR GAS FOR GLENELG.
Cr. Storrie at the meeting of the Glenelg Council on Friday night drew attention to the fact that the town was paying 25 percent more for gas that was charged in the ...
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THE LOSS OF THE LOCH VENNACHAR.
The following list of the officers and crew of the ship Loch Vennachar, recently lost with all hands on the south coast of Kangaroo Island, had been received by the English ...
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LOSS ON A MAIL STEAMER.
Mrs. Bertram Brooke, wife of the aidede-camp to LOrd Chelmsford, who arrived to-day by the R.M.S. Orontes, reported to the police the loss of a diamond, ruby, and ...
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BEER EXCISE ACT.
At the Customs House, Port Adelaide on Friday morning, the State Collector (Mr. F. W. Ringwood) enquired into charge against Messrs. A. Wheaton, landlord ...
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THE INCOMING MAIL.
The R.M.S. Oruba, of the Orient-Pacific line, is expected to arrive at Large Bay from London at 6 p.m. on Monday,—nest, ...
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