The PRESIDENT took the chair at 2 o'clock. The members of Council present were:—The Hon. the President, the Hon. the Chief Secretary, and the Hon. Messrs. Hall, Bagot, Morphett, Major O'Halloran, Forster, Davies, ...
Article : 13,536 wordsSir—I am pleased to see you devote a portion of your paper to the discussion of agricultural and horticultural matters. Being interested myself in both of these pursuits, I am anxious to add my quota towards their ...
Article : 202 wordsSir—Will you allow me through your valuable journal to caution the public, when posting letters in any of the petty post-offices, to see the name of place where posted, and also date marked on envelope, before leaving, ...
Article : 237 wordsA meeting of the electors (about 100) was held at the Riverton Arms, on Monday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, pursuant to advertisement, for the purpose of selecting a fit and proper person to represent the District of Light, in place of Mr. ...
Article : 3,844 wordsSir—The affairs of the Australian Mail Steam Packet Company having been wound up, new schemes of postal communication will have to be entered upon. The interregnum presents a favorable opportunity for South ...
Article : 982 wordsAt 7 o'clock on Monday evening a large meeting of settlers from the Gilbert and Wakefield was held in the long room at the back of the Riverton Arms, Riverton, to take into consideration the best route for the Northern Trunk Railway, ...
Article : 3,454 wordsThe Attorney-General moved pursuant to notice upon affidavits of John Baker, Esq., and Mr. Charles Lowe, that the relator should be at liberty to draw up a rule absolute on grounds affecting the original constitution of the district as ...
Article : 971 wordsNOTICES OF MOTION: 1. Mr. YOUNGHUSBAND to move— "That he have leave to introduce "A Bill intituled an Act to amend the laws relating to Divorce and Matrimonial ...
Article : 1,114 wordsSir—For the information of your readers, I beg to say last year, at this time, I purchased 1 lb. of millet seed in Adelaide for 8d. This I sowed on about a quarter of an a[?]re of ploughed land. The result was that in 90 days ...
Article : 203 wordsDRUNKENNESS.—Two persons were fined 5s. each for this offence. ASSAULTING THE POLICE.—Francis Dolan, a good specimen of a Tipperary boy, was charged with being drunk and ...
Article : 145 wordsSir—In glancing over your paper of to-day I happened to notice amongst the "new instructions of the Governorin-Chief the following clause:—"10th. You are as much as possible, &c.............and you are more especially ...
Article : 172 wordsDRUNKENNESS.—One individual who had been admitted to bai[?] for this offence was again locked up, not being in a sufficient [?]ober state to appear. ...
Article : 46 wordsReport by Mr. C. T. Hargrave, C.E., of the Country for Proposed Line of Railway Northwards, through the Valley of the Gilbert. Adelaide, June 23, 1858. ...
Article : 499 wordsTHEBARTON.—A correspondent informs us that a public meeting was held on Monday[?] August 30th, in the Wesleyan Chapel, Thebarton, for the purpose of establishing a branch Bible Society in connexion with the ...
Article : 309 wordsATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—A poor woman, residing in Gawler, attempted suicide on Monday last, and nearly accomplished her purpose; but Dr. Nugent was immediately in attendance, and succeeded after much ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Wed 1 Sep 1858, Page 3
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