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TARCOOLA
To see the crowd at the Port Augusta railway-station on the arrival of the train from Adelaide on a Tuesday evening one would not think he had reached a ...
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UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS.
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SPRING CYCLING MEETING
Notwithstanding an adverse forecast, and the threatening aspect of the sky on Saturday morning, the executive officers of the League of Wheelmen felt no anxiety with ...
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VICTOR HARBOR.
The department car attached to the South train bore in it on Friday morning a party of legislators out on a tour of inspection. The party consisted of the ...
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THE RAINFALL.
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BURRA COUNCIL.
October 7.—Present—The Mayor (Mr. E. W. Crewes), Crs. Lockyer, Hardy, Williams, West, Ford, and McLaren. Financial statement—General account, credit, £180 11/11; park lands, ...
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MRS. E. W. NICHOLLS.
Mrs. E. W. Nicholls, president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Australasia, returned to her home in Adelaide by the Melbourne express on ...
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DISTRICT TRAINED NURSING SOCIETY.
A meeting of the general committee of the District Trained Nursing Society was held at the Church Office, Leigh-street, on Wednesday, October 9. There were present the president (Dr. ...
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CHESS.
The meeting of the Adelaide Chess Club, held at the Prince Alfred Hotel on Monday, was the 20th over which play in the handicap tourney has now extended, and it added four more to the number ...
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TELE COMMONWEALTH DEFENCE BILL.
At the rooms of the Single Tax League on Friday evening, Mr. W. H. Pope delivered an address upon the above subject. The lecturer stated that the measure was a great menace to liberty ...
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TEMPERANCE.
The Rose of adelaide Union Daughters of Temperance quarterly finance meeting was held on October 9. and P.G. Miss Louie Adkin presided. Bro. J. E. Robinson read the balance-sheets and ...
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THE ADVANCE OF CIVILISATION.
It is a curious phenomenon that as civilisation advances the demand for soap increases, and it is a gratifying fact that the sale of PEARS' SOAP has increased year by year since its first ...
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