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  2. Correspondence

    Sir—I have only just seen the full report of the committee of the Defence Forces Bill. I do not propose to question for one moment the wisdom of the decision arrived at—that time ...

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  3. The Contributor.

    The name of Frederick Harrison commands respect for every word he utters. Few can put his thoughts on important and intricate questions with greater ...

    Article : 2,989 words
  4. MUNICIPAL ASSESSMENTS.

    Sir—A very serious abuse of authority by town councils is becoming so general that if continued it may eventually necessitate the passing Acts of Indemnity to confirm the ...

    Article : 458 words
  5. NOTES ON THE STATE BANK QUESTION.—No. III.

    Having replied to most of the arguments of any value which have yet been advanced in op-position to the institution proposed, and having reasserted the urgent necessity for a radical ...

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  6. THE ENGINEERS' STRIKE AT SUNDERLAND, 1883-1885.

    Sir—My attention has been drawn to the following passage in a speech by Mr. Hayes, reported in your issue of the 4th September :—"Their," the Amalgamated Society of ...

    Article : 266 words
  7. GERMAN GUNBOATS AND PACIFIC NATIVES.

    Among the passengers by the R.M.S. Clyde, which arrived at Glenelg from Melbourne last Saturday, was Count Baudissin, the late commander of the ...

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  8. A DIGGER'S GRIEVANCE.

    Sir—Kindly allow me to ventilate a little grievance I am sorry to have to make. Being an old Bendigo digger, I take a lively interest in mining affairs, and being born in this colony ...

    Article : 498 words
  9. The Interviewer.

    After an absence of eight days Messrs. Chaffey Brothers, the irrigationists, accompanied by Mr. Jones (Conservator of Water), returned to Adelaide last ...

    Article : 1,063 words
  10. COUNTRY LARRIKINS.

    Sir—In this morning's Advertiser a letter appears signed "Do Your Duty and Fear no Man," on the subject of country larrikinism. Your correspondent especially names ...

    Article : 355 words
  11. THE HEATH CASE.

    Sir—Having read the letters, &c., appearing in the public press with reference to the Heath tragedy, I can only see a one-sided view of the matter from first to last. There does not seem ...

    Article : 457 words
  12. A BURNING QUESTION.

    Sir—if the subject of the burning of the dead were put to the vote in the city of Ade-laide the verdict of the majority would be in its favor. Ask your butcher how long healthy ...

    Article : 331 words
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