NOTICE OF MOTION:— 1. Mr. DAVIES to move— "That an address be presented to His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief, requesting him to lay upon the table ...
Article : 119 wordsSir—The point upon which your contemporary the Advertiser lays 80 much stress, that "a certificate of title is as good as a land grant," has been rather curiously exemplified by two ...
Article : 710 wordsWe have Sydney papers to the 23rd June, and also the following telegrams published by the Argus:— "Monday, June 28. ...
Article : 1,009 wordsSir—You are often called upon to direct the attention of the public to the natural advantages and importance of the different bays on this part of the coast as shipping-places for the ...
Article : 877 wordsAdjourned final hearing. One debt was proved. Mr. Slow applied for a further adjournment in the case, as his client, Mr. Lazir, who was the trade assignee. ...
Article : 549 wordsThat South Australia will have a literature essential its own, having the stamp of its own mind and of its own scenes, we take to be an undoubted truth. Indeed, to a certain ...
Article : 1,228 wordsSeparation Day. General holiday. No business doing. ...
Article : 19 wordsThe following was posted outside the Telegraph Office on Monday:- MELBOURNE SHIPPING.—Arrived—July 1. General Jesup, barque, from coast; Young ...
Article : 111 wordsGOVERNMENT BUSINESS: ORDERS OF THE DAY:—1. Civil List Amendment Bill: third reading. 2. Estimates: in Committee. OTHER BUSINESS: NOTICES OF MOTION:— ...
Article : 2,032 wordsBy the Havilah we have Melbourne papers to June the 28th. We subjoin various items of news and some details of intelligence which has already been briefly forwarded by ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 14 wordsThe Local Court or Adelaide will sit as a Court of Full Jurisdiction on Wednesday, the 4th day of July, 1860, and will continue the sitting by adjournment from day today until the several causes mentioned in the Cause list ...
Article : 130 wordsOBSCENE LANGUAGE—Eliza Hall was charged with using obscene landings in Hawdon-street on the 1st July. She was fined 10s. HORSESTEALING.—Samuel Elliot, alias Wescott, was ...
Article : 443 wordsSir—The letter signed "William H. R. Jessop" has afforded some amusement to the public, but half its treasures are not yet exhausted. It was a pity that gentleman did ...
Article : 303 wordsSir—In your issue of to-day I see a letter from "H." with the above heading. "H." wishes to know whether he is obliged to supply food to travellers on their tendering payment ...
Article : 137 wordsA meeting of the ratepayers of the District of Clare, called by advertisement, was held at the Clare Inn, Clare, on Saturday last, when it was moved by Dr. WIBB, and seconded by Mr. MURCH, that Mr. G. Young ...
Article : 964 wordsSir—As you nave enquired at different times through your columns for some one to try the effects of sulphur against the aphis, I send you an account of my experience, as it might be of ...
Article : 426 wordsSir—So much agitation is now prevailing on the subject of education, that I feel induced to endeavour to excite attention in the minds of your readers to a topic closely connected with ...
Article : 329 wordsThe Herald reports of the import market as follows:— Business during the week has not been quite so brisk, and the difficulty of [?] carriage for the interior ...
Article : 113 wordsWe have Hobart Town dates to the 21st ult., but the general news is uninteresting. The Mercury thus refers to the markets:— Not much is doing in the wheat market: a few sales ...
Article : 154 wordsA noble monument they leave behind— Those brave old men! They meekly pass away. We miss the gentle heart—the sturdy mind; But still their work grows mightier day by day. ...
Article : 524 wordsOne day when the school met the boys had a great talk about what they should have for break-fast. Rey-nolds, who was now the head boy in the school, wanted them all to have tea ...
Article : 405 wordsSir—Allow me, through the medium of your columns, respectfully to make suggestion which, I think, if adopted, would add to the already large popularity and extensive ...
Article : 230 wordsDuring the past week two parties with, sheep have arrived here overhand from the north. On Wednesday, 20th, Mr, Cadby and Mr. Frampton passed through on the road to Mickra, with 4,000 sheep, 1 six-bullock dray, ...
Article : 258 wordsThe Argus of the 28th has the following market report:— Excepting a somewhat better demand for flour during the last two or three days, there has been no ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Tue 3 Jul 1860, Page 3
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