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Correspondence.
Sir.—In your issue to-day you publish an extract from the report of Mr. Hargreaves, the Director of Chemistry, on the question of paper-making. He states:— ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
[Correspondents are reminded that unless enquiries are accompanied by the name and address of the writer, as a guarantee of good faith, they will not be ...
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"EACH IN HIS OWN TONGUE."
Sir—In your paper, "The Adelaide Chronicle," of August 5, and in the columns devoted to "Answers to Correspondents," you say, in reply to "E.H.S." Glenelg ...
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THE LOXTON COUNCIL.
From "Walter D. Williams," Pungonda.—"Witt regard to the severance of the eastern portion of the hundred of Bookpurnong from the Loxton Council, I beg to bring before the Commissioner ...
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LABOR FOR THE HARVEST.
From "One of Item."—"Mr. Lundie, referring to the proposal to use boys to help gather in harvest states, Such work by 700 or 800 boys would displace many men, whereas Mr. Adey's ...
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