The Argus publishes the following telegrams from the Malta Observer, October 30:— CARLESRUHE, Oct. 21.—The Committee of the Chamber of Deputies has proposed to approve ...
Article : 952 wordsWE HAVE BEFORE us reports by the Colonial Engineer and Architect, on the cost of constructing railways for horse-power traction, between Roseworthy and Forrester's, and between Port ...
Article : 875 wordsWednesday being Boxing Day, a number of persons assembled in a paddock adjoining the Robin Hood Hotel, Norwood, and there enjoyed themselves for a few hours, by engaging in the following old ...
Article : 4,006 wordsUnder 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, and free from ...
Article : 125 wordsSir—I have always felt that you and your paper were just and impartial in all things connected with public affairs; now I am inclined to think there are some wires pulling by some one, not for the public good. I ...
Article : 186 wordsSir—By action taken by the Chamber of Commerce, and by various correspondents in the Register, as well as by members of Parliament, I perceive the squatting question is not by any means settled yet. Well, I knew ...
Article : 826 wordsSir—Can any of your numerous correspondents inform me of the greatest distance large guns have been known to carry, also their name and description? I am, Sir, &c ...
Article : 38 wordsSir—Looking over the Chronicle, I find a statement that no photographs of natives had been taken for the Paris Exhibition. I beg to state that I was employed by the Committee to take a series of native portraits ...
Article : 95 wordsSir—As a custodian of the public purse has a right to see that there is no part of that trust neglected, I would call the ratepayers attention to the financial position of the late Town Council of Port Adelaide ...
Article : 407 wordsTHE FORMAL cession of Venetia to Italy, combined with the Franco-Italian Convention, which came into operation in September, bring into greater prominence than ever the question of ...
Article : 1,092 wordsThis event took place on Wednesday afternoon, December 26, on the ground adjoining the Union Inn, Waymouth-street, a large number of persons being present. The scene of the ceremony was adorned with ...
Article : 1,289 wordsSir—There never was more urgent necessity for the pen of a ready writer than on the present occasion to co-operate with the fanners and inhabitants of the neighborhood of Port Wakefield to obtain the lights of ...
Article : 238 wordsSir—At the present time, in this province, property is not wealth. We have been told to wait, and have done so; but now I think that it is time that something should be done. The following suggestion has ...
Article : 391 wordsPresent—Sir J. H. Fisher (Chairman), Messrs. S. Beddome, P.M., S. Tomkinson, J.P., R. B. Colley, J.P., and Inspector Hamilton. ADJOURNED QUARTERLY LICENSING MEETING ...
Article : 797 wordsSir—Your contemporary, the Register, has an article in this day's paper on the subject of the Victorian Land Act, in which the following very remarkable admission occurs:—"Free selection is the only system of land ...
Article : 479 wordsThe Christmas of 1866 has come and gone, and it is our duty again to tell how this time-honored festival was kept by the good people of Adelaide. It were vain to indulge in the worn-out platitudes about the ...
Article : 1,408 wordsThe following is the latest intelligence from, the seat of war, and may be relied upon :— The Chief, addressing his men, said, "Soldiers: The country confines in you. You will prove to-day that ...
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South Australian Weekly Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1867), Sat 29 Dec 1866, Page 5
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