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PROPOSED NEW, CORPORATION.
Considerable interest was manifested in a meeting in the Henley Beach Hall on Thursday night to consider the proposed separation of Henley Beach and the ...
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A POPULAR PERSONALITY.
Ex-Sr. John Cash Neild, whose death is announced, was a man of striking personality and remarkable characteristics, Born in Bristol just over 65 years ago, he ...
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PICTURE SHOWS AND PUBLIC SAFETY.
The cable columns of The Register have recently conveyed tidings of more than one disaster in connection with moving-picture entertainments abroad. Occasionally loss ...
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CONCERNING PEOPLE.
The Treasurer (Hon. C Vaughan) will so to Loxton to-day to inspect the mono vail system at work there. The Speaker of the Western Australian ...
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THE CHAFFINCH SENSATION.
The charge against Messrs. E. \V. Bonwick (mining agent, late of Southern Cross), E. (J. Dyason (a mining investor well known iu Melbourne), and H. ...
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WEATHER FORECAST.
South Australia (issued 9 p.m. Thursday).—Except for a dearing shower or two in the south-east, fine throughout, with moderate temperatures and winds. ...
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SHIPPING.
Semaphore.-Friday, March 10-High water, 7.30 a.m.: low water 2.15 p.m. ARRIVED.-March 9. E[?]ex. s., 4,891 tons, T.Priske, from Liverpool. ...
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PARSONS OR JOCKEYS?
Several amusing tales of the experiences of the home missionaries in this State were told at the Pirie Street Church on Thursday evening by young men who have been ...
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RIVER-BORNE GOODS.
Executive Council on Thursday approved of the following railway bylaw:—" Wharfage at Goolwa, Murray Bridge, and Morgan.—On production of certified hills of ...
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LAND OF CORN AND WINE.
The Rev. E. A. Pederick, a home missionary in connection with the Methodist Church, stationed at Lameroo, had a sorry tale to tell about the extent of the liquor ...
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CASUALTIES.
Volumes of smoke at Tort Adelaide attracted considerable attention on Thursday afternoon. The cause was a tire at the old cemetery between the Port and ...
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AN EAGLE IN THE CITY.
An eagle took a bird's eye view of Adelaide on Thursday afternoon, and created quite a stir in light square. It was about 3 p.m. when it settled on the ...
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FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.
BOOLEROO CENTRE. March 8.—On Monday evening Mr. Leonard Pitchers, who was attending to stock for his brother Ernest was found living in an unconscious ...
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WAGES BOARDS.
An Order-in-Couneil issued by the Governor on Thursday appointed the folowing new members of the Carpenters and Joiners' Wages Board:- - Messrs. R. R. Hal. ...
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.
PORT LINCOLN, March 8.—Mr. Alex. Fellett. a young man, had a narrow escape from drowning on Friday last, when, accompanied a few companions, he was ...
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NARROW-GAUGE TRUCKS.
Messrs. Gray Brothers, of Port Adelaide, have nearly completed their contract with the Government for the supply of 330 narrow-gauge X class of trucks. An ...
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR CONFERENCE.
An honour and a responsibility has been placed on South Australia as the Australasian convention State for this year. says the official organ of the Christian ...
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ACCIDENTS ON THE WEST COAST.
COWELL, March 6.— A passenger on the Rupara had the unpleasant experience on Thursday evening list of failing into the sea between the jetty and the steamer. He ...
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Family Notices
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MINERS INJURED.
BROKEN HILL. March 9—A. J.Meleod, a miner working on the North Mine, was slightly injured this morning through a fall of timber. J. Ruben, a ...
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TWO SISTERS' FUND.
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FIFTY YEARS AGO.
There was a great meeting of [?] at White's large assembly from on Thursday night to much-discussed question of the [?] and privileges of the ...
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PROPOSED SEASIDE SECESSION.
Residents of Henley Beach and I he Orange assembled at the former locality on Thursday night to discuss an old proposal-separation from the Woodville ...
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MODERATE CONDITIONS.
A high-pressure system governs the weather over South Australia, and a "lew" is depicted off the Leeuwin, and another off the north-west coast of Western Australia. ...
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GOVERNMENT LAND SALE.
The anxiety to obtain land in different parts of the country, and the growing prosperity of some of the outside districts were evidenced by the attendance at the ...
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IMPROVEMENTS AT ROSEWORTHY COLLEGE.
The Minister of Agriculture (Hon. J. P. Wilson) is impressed with the absolute necessity for improving the accommodation at the Roseworthy Agricultural College ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
The question of what action the Government will take following on the decision of the poll of the ratepayers on the Willunga Railway has engaged the attention of ...
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CORONATION CADETS.
A movement has been maugurated by the Mayor of Wellington to raise sufficient money to enable to the district to join in sending a detachment of senior cadets ...
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MINISTERS' STIPENDS.
At the Methodist Conference on Thursday afternoon a discussion occurred on the motion of the Rev. A. J. Finch (convener of the committee of details)—"That the ...
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CIRCUIT COURT AT MOUNT GAMBIER.
The Governor-in-Council on Thursday issued a proclamation fixing Monday, April 10. as the date for holding a Circuit Court at Mount Gambier. Mr. Justice Horn ...
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MORE GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
The Government has purchased the fine block of buildings in Finderd street next to Slow Church belonging to Dr. Hynes. L comprises 22 rooms, with a detached ...
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ADELAIDE: FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1911.
Unhappily, all reasonable doubt has vanished concerning the fate of the Australian officials who have been missing in an unexplored region of Papua ...
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POPULARIZING CONSOLS.
British Consols have fallen below £S0, and the price is unsteady. At present the stock yields about 3½ percent.; but not many years ago, when the ...
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MONO RAILWAYS.
Following up the promise of the Government to the House last session, Ministers have given serious consideration to the question of placing mono rails down in ...
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A SOUVENIR OF AUSTRALIA.
A beautiful album of oil painting of Australian flowers has just been completed by Mrs. D. W. Scott, of Marryatville, to the older of an English tourist, who visited the ...
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COMMISSION JAUNT.
The Wharfs Commission sat at Parliament House on Thursday, anil heard important evidence from the President of the Marine Board (Mr. Arthur Sum). ...
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MAIL NOTICES.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.
The Executive Council on Thursday reappointed the following gentlemen to be the Council of the South Australian School of Mines and Industries, namely:—Sir Lang ...
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