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WANTS OF TEACHERS.
A deputation from the executive of the Public School Teachers' Union waited upon the Minister of Education (Hon. F. W. Coneybeer) at the end of last week to call ...
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YORKSHIRE WOOL TRADE.
The fourth series of colonial wool sales ended last Tuesday, and once more we have entered upon the longest vacation of the whole year. The series was fraught ...
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THE MAN ON THE LAND.
The cable message which appeared in The Register on Monday relating to the difficulty represented by vegetable libre in wool, and the efforts of the committee of ...
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STOCK MOVEMENTS.
COCKBURN, August 28.—Forty-five horses crossed to-day, in charge of Drover W. Canny, from Mr. S. Kidman's Tickalara Station, Queensland. They, are ...
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CIVIC AFFAIRS.
At the meeting of the Adelaide City Council on Monday, Cr. Forwood wan told, in reply to enquiries, that the council would decide at a later date ...
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FOUL BROOD IN BEES.
The latest number of The Beekeepers' Review contains an interesting description of a novel plan of Retting rid of foul brood:—"Several years ago, before ...
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MESSRS. NORTON AND ON TOUR.
The following report has been furnished by the Trade Commissioner (Mjr. Norton) concerning a visit which he and Mr. G. A. W. Pone (Manager of the Produce Export ...
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HENRY GEORGE COMMEMORATION.
The annual social to commemorate the birthday of Henry George was held in the Co-operative Hall on Monday evening. There was a large attendance, and Mr. T. ...
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ADELAIDE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY
On Monday afternoon a number of gentlemen assembled in the Co-operative Hall to take part in the opening ceremony of the additions, including a new drapery ...
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WATTLE DAY LEAGUE.
Sir—The idea of embodying Australian national sentiment in a native flower, and of petting apart one day in the year for its celebration, has met with the greatest ...
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LUCERNE GROWING.
Lucerne growing in tho Normanville district has largely increased lately, and at present (several blocks of land are being cultivated. The expansion of the dairying ...
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VICTORIAN AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK.
MELBOURNE, August 29.—In the grain-growing districts encouraging reports are given of the condition of the crops and pastures. There have been frequent ...
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THE WORLD'S WHEAT CROPS
In his latest report, dated London, July 20, the Trade Commissioner (Mjr. Norton) remarks:—Already the effect of the drought, which has done so much harm to ...
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FRUITGROWERS' PROTEST.
MELBOURNE, August 29.—A protest has been made in behalf of the Doncaster Fruitgrowers' Society against the practice of the various States in compelling growers ...
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LITERARY SOCIETIES.
CLARENDON, August 29.—On Friday evening the Meadows and Clarendon Literary Societies met in the Oddfellows' Hall to debate the question "Should the Northern Territory be transferred to ...
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RURAL VOICE.
BLYTH, August 29.—Several important land sales in this district have been effected lately. Mr. J. Sampson, one of the oldest settlers has disposed of his Boskey ...
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VISITING WOOL BROKER.
Mr. Archibald Balme, of Messrs, Charles Baime & Co., recognised throughout Australia as one of the leading broken in the sale of colonial wool is in Adelaide. For ...
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THE CAROB.
Although much boa been written lately about planting fruit trees, no mention has been made of the carob, which (says a correspondent), will prove of greater benefits ...
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