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  2. THE PORT ADELAIDE REGATTA.

    The Port Adelaide Regatta, which has so long been looked forward to by the lovers of aquatic aports, came off on Monday, December 31, and was very suceeaaful. There was a large number of spectators present, the accommodation ...

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    THERE IS A CHARM in the word " Christmas," and a double charm in the wordj "Christmas Holidays" which South Australians are certainly not slow to perceive. Bat though we are a ...

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  4. [FROM OUR VICTORIAN CORRESPONDENT.] Melbourne, December 31. VICTORIA.

    Flour is steady at previous rates. Business has entirely given place to holiday-making. ...

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  5. TASMANIA.

    Five days' later from Taranaki. The native war is approaching a crisis. Pratt's plans are matured, and it is expected that the total suppression of the rebellion will follow. ...

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  6. THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

    Sir—I see an advertisement in your paper calling for tenders from medical gentlemen to attend the members of the Loyal Park Lodge of Oddfellows at Angaston, wherein it is stated that the preaent ...

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  7. NEW ZEALAND.

    We have later papers from New Zealand—from Auckland, Wellington, Lyttleton, and Taranaki. The commercial news is not important. The New Zealand Advertiser of the 8th December reports of the ...

    Article : 318 words
  8. CRIME AND EDUCATION.

    Sir—It seems that civilization is going backwards in a moral point of view. Notwithstanding the rapid progress of railway trains and double-pressure engines, murders and suicides have become so very ...

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  9. A STUDY IN LOGIC.

    Sir—Mr. Femi'a argument on the Court of Appeals question:—No Judge can be a member of the Legislature; but the Judges of the Court of Appeal are members of the Legislature, therefore ...

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  10. KOORINGA.

    On Saturday, 22nd December, the adjourned meeting of the shareholders of the Anti-Butchers' Association took place at their offices in Queen-street. Mr. Dale in the chair. They completed the passing ...

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    NORTH ADELAIDE BAPTIST CHAPEL.—On Tuesday morning, January 1, the Ceremony of laying the foundation stone of a new Baptist chapel, at North Adelaide, was celebrated. There were about 150 persons ...

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  12. GAWLER,

    The Christmas holidays passed away very quietly in this town; the attractions elsewhere left the town in a tranquil state. There was service in St. George's Church; the inside of this building was ...

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  13. THEBARTON ANNUAL RACES.

    The Thebarton Annual Races commenced on Tuesday, when there waa a large number of persons present upon the course; not quite so many, perhaps, as might have been expected to attend the first day's racing, but this waa to be ...

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  14. LAW AND CRIMINAL COURTS.

    DRUNKENNESS.—Sarah Heed was fined 5s for the above offence OBSCENCE LANGUAGE.—Mary Ann Cramp and Mary Hay/ were charged with being drunk and making use of abusive ...

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    CONSTRUCTION OF THE BRIDGEWATER CANAL.— No sooner was the ground surveyed, and Brindley's views explained to the Duke, than the latter at once resolved that no sacrifice on his part should be ...

    Article : 608 words
  16. LIFE ASSURANCE.

    Sir—It may promote the object of life asaurauce by the fact being made known to the public that our regretted townsman, Mr. Simon Fairlie, had insured his life for £500, which sum will be duly paid by the ...

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  17. MEADOWS.

    The weather has set in very warm and dry, which has speedily forwarded our harvest. At the present time there is a good demand for reapers, at good prices, the crops being heavy. ...

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  18. REGISTRATION OF DOGS.

    Sir—"The Dog Act, 1860," and your leader of this day. You are misinformed, with reference to the fee which will be charged in District No. 6, Kensington and Norwood. ...

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  19. ONKAPARINGA.

    Present—Meaara. Lauterbach. Kerr, Wieduhofcr, and Perkina. Consideration ot memorial from Lobethal, regarding depasturing cattle waa deferred. Messrs. Drummond and Coventry complained that, in clearing timber, the ...

    Article : 159 words
  20. PORT ELLIOT.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 605 words
  21. PORTLAND ESTATE.

    Present—Messrs. II. Weman (Chairman), Councillors Goldsworthy, Stone, Lindsay, and Dedman. Circulars were received from the Commissioners of Crown Lands and Public Works, and Central Road Board. G. Rowley's account for ...

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  22. HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES.

    Sir—As I frequently go to the vegetable market on East-terrace, where garden produce equal to any in the world is brought for sale—one cannot be blind to a leading feature wanting aa compared to such ...

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  23. HINDMARSH.

    Present—J. C. Furguson (acting Chairmm), J. Pickering, and J. R Rundle Mr. W. Dickins's tender for painting and tarring Taylor's bridge for 13l., was accepted. Clerk reported that he had given the party notice to remove the fence that ...

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    TTHE NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS.—The Circus waa well attended both on Monday and Tuesday evenings, tho programme being varied on both occasions. The dancing of the Sisters Worrel was very much ...

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    INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.—By the Oscar we have two days' later dates from Melbourne. The papers, however, contain no items of importance, and we have, therefore, considered it useless to make any extracts. ...

    Article : 33 words
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