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THE COUNTRY.
BURRA, October 29.—An interesting event in the history of the town took place a few days since, when the five cottage homes built on land directly opposite the ...
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METHODIST SYNODS.
The annual ministerial session of the North-Western District began at Laura on Tuesday, October 25. Present—Revs. J. Watts (Chairman of the district). J. ...
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COUNTRY SHOWS.
The annual two days' show of the Millicent Agricultural, Horticultural, and Pastoral Society was held on Wednesday and Thursday, and was ...
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THE MAN ON THE LAND.
The day is rapidly approaching when the last stretch of country from Tailem Bend to Pinnaroo will be known far and wide as "tha land of wheat and windmills." ...
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BLACKWOOD FLOWER SHOW.
A floral and industrial exhibition was successfully held in the Blackwood Hall on Saturday, under the auspices of the Blackwood, Coromandel, and Belair Club. ...
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LUCERNE GROWING.
The successes in growing lucerne obtained by several farmers in and surrounding the Normanville district have led others to experiment with the feed on land which ...
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NORTHERN DISTRICT.
The ministerial session began on Tuesday morning in the Booleroo Centre Church. The Rev. H. W. G. Hall (Chairman of District) presided. The following ...
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THE LAMB TRADE.
From R. W. Skevington:—"Briefly, in my opinion, the cause of the delay and trouble in the lamb industry during the rush season are:—1. Shortage of trucks. 2. ...
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WESTERN DISTRICT.
The ministerial session of the western district was held in the Methodist Hall at Port Wakefield on October 25. The Rev. W. Shaw (Chairman of the District) ...
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LITERARY SOCIETIES.
GAWLER, October 29.—The annual meeting of the Gawler Institute Literary Societies' Union was held in the institute on Thursday evening, when the retiring President (Mr. H. J. Coles) presided ...
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THE "HOME" OF THE RED MALLEE.
Persons who are inclined to decry out native forest flora, on account of what they consider to be the poverty of its tint and fragrance (says a correspondent) ...
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THE RURAL VOICE.
BURRA, October 29.—The general prospects around Burra both for the agriculturist and pastoralist are extremely bright and encouraging. The magnificent rains ...
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SOUTH-EASTERN DISTRICTS.
The Synod was held at Mount Gambier on Tuesday. The ministerial session was opened with praise and prayer. There were present:—The Revs. W. H. Cann ...
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
MEADOWS SOUTH, October 29.—Inspertor' Smyth conducted the annual examination of the public school on Thursday and Friday. The results were excellent. Seven honour certificates out ...
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COUNTRY SPORTS.
SALISBURY, October 29.—A tug-of-war match, which excited much local in tercet, was held on Mr. A. W. Whittlesca's grounds this afternoon, in the presence of about 120 spectators. It arose ...
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FARM MEDICINES.
Nobody else knows better than the average up-to-date farmer the value of a stock medicine Chest. Here are the names of a few medicines, and brief instructions (from ...
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STOCK MOVEMENTS
COCKBURN, October 26.—Eighty head of cattle arrived by train from Farina, consigned to the owner, Mr. S. Kidman, for Black Hill Station (N.S.W.). They ...
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THE BARRIER.
The Broken Hill District Methodist Synod held the pastoral sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Chairman of the District (Rev. W. J. Mortimer) ...
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