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BENEFICENT MR. KINGSTON.
During his lecture in Melbourne on Tuesday Mr. Clement Wragge remarked that the recent beneficial rains in Queensland were due to the passage from north-west of ...
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Great B.[?]tain, &c., via Suez, per R.M.S. Oroya, December 11, 11.15 a.m.; newspapers, 10.15 a.m. Via San francisco, this day, 3 p.m., per Sonoma. Via Marseilles, per Ville de la Ciotat, December ...
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SHIPPING NEWS.
December 4,9 a.m—Steamer, flags not distingusihable, pas[?]ing inward. ARRIVED—December 3. R.M.S. Australia, F. J. Cole, commander, from ...
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THE CRIMINAL SITTINGS.
At the Criminal Court on Thursday Florence McCann was charged with stealing a purse and money, to the value of £9 16/6. She denied the offeuce, and the jury ...
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THE SIGNING OFTHE CONTRACT.
Punctually at 4 p.m. on Thursday Mr. Bawden, who was accompanied by a friend, attended at the office of Mr. Olifent, revenue accountant, in the new Government ...
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INTENDING SOUTH AFRICAN SETTLERS WARNED.
Numerous inducements are being held out to agriculturists with a little capital to leave Australia and settle in South Africa, but Lieutenant S. Dyke, who has ...
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METEOROLOGICAL NOTES.
Rain has fallen in 24 hours, up to 9 a.m., in:— South Australia—Farina, 0.02; Leigh's Creek, 0.0[?], Victoria—Scattered very light rain recorded in central south and about central ranges. New ...
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A HINT TO INSPECTORS.
"Codlin rnoth be hanged! Why should I go to all that humbug and expense?" unconcernedly replied a sceptical old market gardener in the hills once when asked in a ...
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Family Notices
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MAIDENS AND METEOROLOGY.
What King Charles' head was to Mr. Dick, the "eternal feminine" seems to be to Mr. Clement Wragge, the Queensland meteorologist, who lectured to a large ...
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ASSISTING DROUGHT-DISTRESSED FARMERS.
The Commissioner of Public Works states that a misunderstanding has arisen in reference to the concessions to drought-stricken farmers and the carriage of fodder. The ...
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
A headquarters' order issued on Tuesday indicates that the Federal Commandant having noticed that military grievances have been ventilated in the press, now ...
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THE CASE OF DOUGLESS OTHIEN.
The Commissioner of Police (Colonel Madley), in order to prevent any misunderstanding with reference to the part which he and his c[?]icers took in connection with ...
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The Advertiser.
The most noticeable feature in the history of the pastoral industry for the year ended June 30 last, as revealed in Mr. Valentine's report, is the havoc wrought by ...
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PORT ADELAIDE AND THE HARBOR SCHEME.
The news of the acceptance of the tender for the construction of the outer harbor was received with general satisfaction at Port Adelaide yesterday. There are some ...
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Advertising
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THE STAMP TAXES.
The Commissioner of Stamps asks us to draw attention to an advertisement, which appears elsewhere, warning the public as to the necessity for stamping receipts. Mr. ...
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TO-DAY'S ENGAGEMENTS.
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COOL CHANGE PROMISED.
"Reports from West Australia ara not yet to hand," said Mr. Griffiths on Thursday morning, "but as we have a rapidlyfalling barometer at Eucla it is evident ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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WATER FOR ROSEWORTHY COLLEGE.
The Waterworks Department will in a few days connect the Roseworthy Agricultural College premises with the Barossa water scheme. It is anticipated that ...
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THE GRAIN AND FODDER DUTTES.
Sir Edmund Barton's eply to the request of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for the suspension of the Customs duties on breadstuff's and fodder settles ...
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PRINCE ALFRED COLLEGE GROUNDS.
The block of land at the corner of Capper-street and Dequetteville-terrace, adjoining the Prince Alfred College grounds, has been purchased by the college ...
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