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  2. Country News.

    Recently a portion of 'the land south of the old Kapunda mine property, and known as Baker's Flat, was offered for sale at auction. It was passed in at about £3 per ...

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  3. LONGWOOD.

    March 6.—Mr. Mullins, of Aldgate Valley, has secured the contract for the institute and is making fair headway with it, and if the weather is favorable he expects to have ...

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  4. ALDGATE.

    Mr. Robert Bowes died on Saturday last. For over 30 years he has been living in this neighborhood, and had the respect of all who knew him. He was born in Kent ...

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  5. COMPLAINT ABOUT A MAIL SERVICE.

    There is much dissatisfaction at the uncertainty of the mail delivery. On Wednesday the Adelaide Steamship Company sent the Herbert in place of the Ferret, and she ...

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  6. WANTED TO KILL HIMSELF.

    At the Police Court on Tuesday Frank Wignell was charged with threatening to commit suicide at his father's residence on the previous evening. Wignell wrote on a ...

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  7. RAIN AT LEIGH'S CREEK..

    We Lad a nice, steady, soaking rain yesterday, 86 points being registered. ...

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  8. LOXTON'S HUT.

    March 2.—The extreme lowness of the river makes things in general very unpleasant for the settlers locally and elsewhere along the banks of the Murray. No fod ...

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  9. BENDLEBY.

    March 9.—A considerable quantity of wheat has been sown on some farms, and will soon be above ground. Everyone seems to think that the present season will be a ...

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  10. RAIN IN THE NORTH-EAST.

    After several days of sultry oppressive weather, with an occasional duststorm thrown in, we were visited by a thunderstorm yesterday evening, and a welcome ...

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  11. BRUCE.

    March 7.—General regret was experienced here when it became known that Mr. S. Ganson, the local schoolmaster, was to be transferred to Beltana to take charge of the ...

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  12. TRAVELLING WITHOUT A TICKET.

    John Edmund Cathcart was charged bc for Mr. G. Peake by Mr. A. J. Barker, stationmaster, with defrauding the S.A. Railway Department by riding in the train ...

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  13. ODDFELLOWS' PICNIC.

    The annual picnic in connection with the Loyal Bremer Lodge of Oddfellows took place yesterday on the grounds of Mr. F. Potts. The brothers met at 9.30, and ...

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  14. PROPOSED CAMP AT MOUNT GAMBIER.

    Yesterday Major Rowland 'received a telegram from the Staff Office, asking him to forward an estimate of the number of men under his control, who would be able ...

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  15. GARDENS DAMAGED BY RAIN.

    As the result of the rain yesterday the creeks ran bankers, carrying driftwood and silt in their course. The rain was so heavy that the hillsides were not able to ...

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  16. MILLICENT.

    March 4.—On Saturday last, at the Millicent Police Court, before Mr. S. J. Stuckey, William Sparrow and James Preece were charged by Constable Lynn with ...

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  17. BLUMBEEG.

    March 5.—Yesterday evening at the meeting of the Blumberg literary Society the president of the society (Mr. T. Pnaum) made a presentation on behalf of the ...

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  18. A LESSON OF WARNING.

    A child named Edwards had an experience this afternoon, which it is hoped Will be a lesson to her and to other children. Mr. Forsyth was driving a waggon, behind ...

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  19. BURRA.

    March 5.—We had nice rain last night. with some thunder. It will keep the feed going for a time. Some good rain fell eastwards in patches.—The World's End sports ...

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  20. KILLED BY A SNAKE.

    Mr. Henry Hammond, an old and respected resident of the district, who lived at Stewart's Range, was engaged in slabbing ' the top of a well late on Monday afternoon ...

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  21. TWO PRESENTATIONS.

    A representative gathering of All Saints' congregation met at the rectory on Monday evening to bid farewell to Mr. J. W. Hollie, who is leaving for England, and to make ...

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  22. CLARENDON.

    March 9.—The annual meeting of the Clarendon Chrysanthemum Show Society was held in the Town Hall on Friday evening. Dr. Woods presided over a ...

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  23. MOONTA.

    March 4.—For some time past the members of All Saints' Church have had under consideration the question of erecting a parish hall, adjoining the church, and such ...

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  24. COMPLAINT BY LOCAL WORKMEN.

    A complaint is made locally' that Mr. Owen Smyth (Superintendent of Public Buildings) has sent painters from Adelaide in connection with certain repairs to the ...

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  25. SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.

    John Buffham, eldest son of Mr. T. R. Buffham, of Gymbowen, was the victim of a serious accident on Thursday. He was felling a tree for the purpose of robbing a ...

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  26. THE KOPPIO LANDS.

    The list of the successful applicants for the Koppio blocks was eagerly scanned in "The Advertiser" on Saturday. There was a general rush for the papers, and much ...

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  27. McLAREN VALE.

    March 5.—Currant picking is now in full swing, and some have started the vintage. Messrs. T. Hardy & Sons will begin next week. There is a good crop, and a large ...

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  28. CLARE.

    March 9.—On Friday evening a presentation was made to Mr. and Mrs. T. Goode and family at their residence, near Clare, by a number of Clare friends on the eve of their ...

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  29. MILANG.

    March 7.—A large quantity of scrub land in the neighborhood is now being got ready for seeding. Every warm day a fire is started to burn off the mallee.—The Rev ...

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  30. THE WEST SIDE GOING AHEAD.

    The district on the whole shows signs of permanent improvement. The Ferret's passenger-list is heavier than it has ever been, and, judging by the goods unshipped ...

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  31. MOUNT GAMBIER

    March 3.—During last mouth there was considerable falling off in the quantity of sheep sent forward from the south-east to the Adelaide market or freezing works ...

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  32. THE KADINA CEMENTERY.

    On Wednesday last the trustees of the local cemetery (Messrs. J. Fargher, A. C. Frick, and F. W. Gurner), in company with the curator, paid a visit of inspection ...

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  33. AN UNPUNCTUAL TRAIN.

    Great complaints are made of the late arrivals of the Adelaide trains; on Friday night it was three-quarters of an hour behind time. ...

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  34. GAWLER.

    March 10.—Last night a special meeting of the local board of health was held for the purpose of discussing the appointment of an officer of health, in succession to the ...

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  35. SCHOOL OF MINES CLASSES AT WALLAROO MINES.

    For a considerable period Mr. H. Lipson Hancock has been endeavoring to establish extension classes at Wallaroo Mines, and has at last attained Ms desire, the School ...

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  36. KADINA.

    March 2.—On Wednesday evening the adult Bible class of the Victoria-square Sunday-school, Kadina, met their teacher, Mr. Thomas Hand, and presented him with ...

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  37. AN OLD MAN'S SUICIDE.

    On Saturday evening at about 8 o'clock Mr. J. Hegerty, an old and' respected resident, took his own life by cutting his throat with a; 'razor. Mr. Hegerty "was for many ...

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  38. A FISHING PARTY'S EXPERIENCE.

    A narrow escape from a serious accident took place about a mile from this township on Sunday last. A large party, chiefly women and children, residents of ...

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  39. KAPUNDA.

    March 4.—The result of the complaints made by the municipal council to the Railways Commissioner re late arrival of trains at Kapunda from Adelaide, has ...

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  40. ALLEGED PLAGUE OF RATS.

    The question of rats near the town was again referred to at the meeting of the board of health on Tuesday evening. Councillor Hancock, who brought the matter ...

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  41. THE NARRACOORTE ESTATE.

    The survey parties, which have been engaged during the past four months in surveying the Narracoorte Estate for the purpose of closer settlement, having completed ...

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  42. LOBETHAL.

    March 7.—The twenty-third annual wayz-goose of the Government Printing Office was held here, at Bells Alma Hotel on Saturday, and proved very successful.—The ...

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  43. A BORE IN A LAKE.

    A very successful bore was put, down in the lake at the far end of the jetty last week by Messrs. W. & H. Dunk. The water, which is quite fresh, rose to the ...

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  44. FIRE AT KAPUNDA.

    A fire was discovered in the wood-cutting portion of Blucher's chaff mills about 6 o'clock on Sunday morning. Two men were sleeping on the premises, but they knew ...

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  45. LYNDOCH.

    March 8.—On Wednesday a missionary festival was Held in the Lutheran Church. Services were conducted by the Revs. P. Kesstner, ,F. Braun, and J. Meyer. The ...

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  46. THE VINTAGE AT CLARENDON.

    Mr. W. H. Gillard commenced grape-cutting last Monday. The yield, taken all will be above the usual standard. The rains during-January assisted the her. ...

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  47. WATERVALE SHOW.

    The annual show in connection with the Watervale Agricultural Bureau was held to-day. The quality and quantity of the exhibits in all classes showed an ...

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