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  2. TELEGRAMS.

    The Coorong sailed at [?] to-day with 30 passengers. In saloon—Mrs. Kitto, Miss Kitto, Messrs Knight Nic[?] O'Connor, J. K[?] T. Kitto, Rowe, Weston, Eg[?] and Edmund ...

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  6. DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTIONS

    The elections of Councillors and A[?]itors for the se[?] District Councils in the South-East in which there were contests, look place on Monday, July 4 We subjoin par[?]iculars:— ...

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  7. YESTERDAY'S PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legislative Council the Constitution Act Amendment Bill was introduced and read a first time. The Bill provides for the division of the colony into six districts; the increase in the ...

    Article : 299 words
  8. MOUNT GAMBIER WEST.

    There were six candidates for the thre[?] vacancies at the Council hoard in this distri[?] viz—Messrs, J. F. Barrett, James Cock, A Partch, Chas. Holloway, S. Holding, and T ...

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  9. NARRA[?]OORTE.

    Our annual coursing meeting, despite the very wet weather, must be admitted by all to have been a su[?]ess, Tuesday's work was not all that lovers of the sport desired; but ...

    Article : 330 words
  10. REUTER'S MESSAGE.

    General Garfield has been carefully examined by his physicans, who report that he has received two bad wonnd[?] in the right arm and hip. Though these are of a serious nature, the ...

    Article : 124 words
  11. LATEST SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Her Majesty the Queen has received from the Executive Commissioners a gold medal commemorative of the Melbourne Exhibition. The Empress of Germany has suffered a ...

    Article : 165 words
  12. SPORTING NOTES.

    There are now a large number of horses in The Mount—between forty and fifty—to take part in the Winter St[?]eplechase meeting, which commences to-day in the ...

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  13. ENGLISH TELEGRAMS.

    The native population in Algeria and T[?] are much disturbed, and a general rising of the Arabs it feared. The revenue returns for the first qusrter of ...

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  14. KINGSTON.

    The weather for some time back has been the worst we have experienced for many years. Water is beginning to accumulate in the swamp, and should it continue much longer great fears ...

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  15. THE DRAINAGE BOARD.

    The election to-day passed o[?] quietly. It resulted in the election of Messrs. Hart, Hogan, and Var[?] as members of the Board, and Messrs. Edwards and Nobes as auditors. ...

    Article : 117 words
  16. PENOLA.

    The Government having intimated their intention to bring in a bill to complete the line to Border Town, now is the time for the Penola, Millicent, and Beachportians to be up and doing ...

    Article : 505 words
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  18. ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

    Immense excitement was caused throughout the United States to-day when it became known that a desperate attempt had been made to assassinate General Garfield, the President of ...

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