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  2. ASHWELL.

    I regret to say that there is nothing very promising to communicate here this week. The weather is fearfully dry, water very scarce, and the cattle suffering in consequence for want of feed. The poor ...

    Article : 196 words
  3. Trifles of Wit and Humour.

    The best way to expand the chest is to hare a large heart inside it. What is the greatest stand ever made for civilization?—The ink-stand. ...

    Article : 1,798 words
  4. INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.

    BLASTING COMPOUND.—The public hare heard somewhat of late respecting newly invented compounds for blasting purposes. The subject is one of much importance to the colony, for an enormous ...

    Article : 1,135 words
  5. THE OPEN COLUMN.

    Under this heading—and subject to the usual condition and regulations—we offer to our readers a medium for the interchange of opinions upon topics of public interest if temperately discussed, ana free from needless personality ...

    Article : 117 words
  6. BRITISH ENTERPRISE AND EXPLORING.

    Sir—Since no other pen appears to advocate its claims, I beg once more to trespass on your columns in the cause of my expedition—still believing that the object proposed, if only fairly set forth, cannot ...

    Article : 1,189 words
  7. THE ROAD BILLS.

    Sir—If you will allow me space for these few remarks in your journal I shall feel obliged. We are apt to express surprise at the fate of the Road Bills that are brought forward by the Government from ...

    Article : 623 words
  8. CLARE.

    Our thriving township was visited last Friday and Saturday by Ashton's Circus, whose clever company attracted crowded houses. The flying-man and Samson, the man of strength, caused much interest. ...

    Article : 366 words
  9. ARRIVAL OF THE CORNWALLIS, WITH 284 GOVERNMENT IMMIGRANTS.

    It was a matter of some astonishment when it became known that the Cornwallis bad made her passage in 83 days, bringing a well-selected lot of immigrants at £12 9s. 6d. per head. But a look at the vessel is sufficient to show that ...

    Article : 1,565 words
  10. GAWLER.

    The opening services of the Gawler Primitive Methodist Chapel were continued on Sunday and Monday last. Three sermons were preached on Sunday to full congregations. On Monday ...

    Article : 389 words
  11. LONG DESERT.

    Sir—I consider myself bound, in justice both to myself and the inhabitants of the Long Desert, to contradict the assertions of "Traveller" in his letter to the Advertiser, dated from Long Desert, July ...

    Article : 175 words
  12. THEATRICAL CRITICISM.

    Sir—Will you allow me through the medium of your columns to offer a few remarks on the theatrical critique which appeared in tho Register of this morning (Friday). The writer, alluding to the ...

    Article : 290 words
  13. EGGS AT PER POUND.

    Sir—In my small housekeeping I at times buy eggs at per dozen. Many times have I had them weighed to ascertain the proportion per pound, and, as many times recommended the dealers to buy and ...

    Article : 462 words
  14. KAPUNDA.

    The interment of the remains of the late Very Rev. Michael Ryan, V.G., took place in the Catholic Cemetery, at St. John's, on Saturday, 26th instant. The officiating clergymen were the Very Rev. John ...

    Article : 344 words
  15. TASMANIA.

    The Launceston Examiner has the following concerning the Den Diggings:—"Mr. Gould, the Commissioner, came into town on Saturday evening, bringing with him a small quantity of gold procured ...

    Article : 251 words
  16. KENSINGTON AND NORWOOD PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

    Sir—In reply to a letter signed "One of the Kensington and Norwood Busdrivers" which appeared in Saturday's Advertiser, I would simply state that I brought the matter referred to before the City ...

    Article : 171 words
  17. PORT AUGUSTA TEAMWAY.

    Sir—It appears that the attempt to form a Company in England for the construction of this tramway has failed. There is no reason, however, why we should not ...

    Article : 373 words
  18. THE DRAINAGE QUESTION.

    Sir—The question of drainage engages so much attention, and the citizens of Adelaide are so much in earnest about making drains, notwithstanding that the cost of such works is incalculable, that it is ...

    Article : 1,280 words
  19. MR. W. P. AULD'S CASE.

    Sir—In the name of justice, I beg permission to occupy a small space in the columns of your valuable journal to express an opinion, which I believe is shared by the majority in this city, on what appears ...

    Article : 427 words
  20. SELECTED POETRY.

    An end at last! The echoes of the war— The weary war beyond the western waves— Die in the distance. Freedom's rising star Beacons above a hundred thousand graves. ...

    Article : 441 words
  21. CENTRAL ROAD BOARD APPROPRIATIONS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 766 words
  22. STRATHALBYN TRAMWAY.

    Sir—I hope you will allow me the favor of your Open Column to let Mr. Steer and your readers see the following letter sent by a gentleman who acted as agent at Milang for the establishment I am ...

    Article : 336 words
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