Present:—The Chairman, and Crs. Hart, White, Lean, and Schinckel. The minutes of previous meeting were read and confirmed. John Curran handed over the thistle notice ...
Article : 303 wordsMarch 17—Royal Shepherd, s.s. Ward, master, from Melbourne. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Maisey, Mr. Collier, in cabin; four in steerage. N. A. Lord & Co., agents. ...
Article : 43 wordsSIR—Fair play is the boast of sportsmanship. Sometimes it is carried out, sometimes it is not by sportsmen in matters between themselves. I think it should always be, and also by sportsmen ...
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Family Notices : 54 wordsSNAKE-BITE.—A man was bitten on the foot whilst going to a small water-hole on Mr. Yeates' station—Tulloch Station, near Penola—on last Wednesday. A ligature was ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 121 wordsTHE further revelations made in the enquiry into the affairs of the European Assurance Society point strongly to the necessity of such provident ...
Article : 673 words"The Scottish Covenanters" formed the subject of an able and highly interesting lecture delivered by the Rev. Mr. Hunter of Portland in the Mount Cambier Wesleyan Chapel on Monday ...
Article : 1,231 wordsAs Parliament is not in session [?]embers seem disposed to amuse themselves with a little cross-firing through the newspapers. The example was set by Mr. Glyde, who, ...
Article : 1,215 wordsWheat is gradually increasing in value, and sales have yesterday been made at 5s 5d to 5s 5½d per bushel for best samples at the Port. Flour has been disposed of at £12 for ...
Article : 294 wordsPresent—Chairman, and Crs. Attiwill, and Gunning. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. The following offers were accepted for cleaning out waterholes:—Gum Point £4, ...
Article : 91 wordsThere was a great difficulty in getting off this Court on its proper date. The magistrates on the rota had important business elsewhere, and the S.M. therefore made arrangements and ...
Article : 2,594 wordsMessrs. M'CAW, ADAMSON, and Co. report for the week ending March 6, 1872—Quotations:—Flour, silk dressed, £12; 10s per ton, Wangaratta; do., seconds, £10 10s ...
Article : 178 wordsMessrs. HEPBURN & LEONARD report:—The stock yarded were—419 cattle, 87 calves, 17,296 sheep, 246 lambs. Fat Cattle. —Quotations:—Best pens bullocks, £8; to ...
Article : 159 wordsVia Brindisi. 6½ Austin Friars, E.C. Dear Sirs,—Arrivals of wool to-day are—8,132 bales, New South Wales and Queensland; 41,197 do, Victoria; 8,447 do, South ...
Article : 428 wordsThe Treasurer has sold £10,500 worth of six per cent, bonds to the Savings' Bank at £14 11s. premium. Tenders are called for £25,000 worth of five per cents. ...
Article : 276 wordsMessrs. HASTINGS CUNINGHAM & Co., report:—At the sale held at our stores this day we offered a catalogue of 200 bales, and sold 188 ...
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Border Watch (Mount Gambier, SA : 1861 - 1954), Wed 20 Mar 1872, Page 2
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