"What with Sunday concerts, Sunday picnics to the hills and seaside, the Continental Sunday is gradually being adopted by the citizens of Adelaide." That is ...
Article : 1,909 wordsSir—Mr. Moir, who claims to be the champion of the Black-Poll cattle fails to elicit help in his anxiety to induce the dairyman to take up blackskins. Mr. ...
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Advertising : 739 wordsMOUNT GAMBIER, February 16.—The final competition of 1903-4 for the Moorak challenge trophy and money prizes, begun on the 10th inst., closed on the 13th. The trophy consists of a cup, value ...
Article : 535 wordsIn The Register of Wednesday, in an account of an excursion of the Mount Lofty Gardeners' Association, it is stated that Dr. Henderson introduced the Kedzie ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 206 wordsSir—I think Mr. Porter and Mr. Gordon have banished for ever the "newborn" dealer' in blackskins; but perhaps Mr. Moir does not know when he is beaten, and ...
Article : 55 wordsFor the week ended, to-day 58 vans of stock, of which 47 were of sheep and 11 of cattle, were sent from the south-east to market. From Mount Gambier 11 vans of ...
Article : 88 wordsSir—Mr. Moir's long letter in The Register on Tuesday in defence of his Black-Poll cow is exceedingly feeble, although to those unacquainted with the subject it has its ...
Article : 1,445 wordsA large number of pastoralists and capitalists gathered at the saleroom of Elder, Smith, & Co., Limited, on Wednesday afternoon, on the occasion of the auction of ...
Article : 158 wordsJanuary was a remarkably cool month, though, as the Observatory records show, it was not a record month, in that respect. Days from 85 deg. to 90 deg. in January ...
Article : 814 wordsThe Rev. Henry Howard delivered an interesting lecture on Tuesday evening to a full audience. Miss Russell presided at the organ, and a programme of music was contributed by Misses ...
Article : 216 wordsA rather important case concerning pastoralists and other landowners was heard at the Redruth Court yesterday, before Mr. J. P. Stow, S.M., and Messrs. T. Sandland ...
Article : 140 wordsThe inquest concerning the death of Emma Berry, the wife of a grazier at Glen William, in the Dungog district, resulted in a verdict of wilful murder being returned ...
Article : 149 wordsMr. D. Norman, jun., suffered a serious loss at the Caves farm last Sunday morning (says The South-Eastern Argus of February 16), when 20 fine crossbred sheep ...
Article : 96 wordsThe Department of Agriculture have received word that the weed "Hypericum perforatum," commonly known as St. John's wort, is growing strongly in a ...
Article : 195 wordsA fire took place on Mr. W. Willis's property, about two miles from here, at about midday. The chaffcutting house and shed adjoining, with all the contents, were ...
Article : 82 wordsA curious burglary occurred some years ago in America. At Mississippi City, where the Sheriff is also tax collector, thieves prised open a skylight window of the ...
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Advertising : 775 wordsA meeting of the newly formed Liberal League was held at the institute last night. Mr. Ccombe, M.P., presided. The draft constitution and platform were adopted. ...
Article : 152 wordsSir—With reference, to your correspondents' letters re above, Mr. James W. Porter is directed to the following extract from my letter on Monday:—"About pitting an ...
Article : 611 wordsOne of the largest public meetings which ever assembled in Lobethal was held in the institute last night, when quite 200 people were present. The object was to protest ...
Article : 147 words"J. Greenfields," Port Wakefield, wrote on February 13, but his letter did not reach us till the 17th:—"I am attaching hereto a report by the Railways Commissioner ...
Article : 635 wordsOne of the teamsters, who owns several fine horses and does a considerable amount of bark carting, lost a valuable horse in a remarkable manner. While coming into ...
Article : 1,833 wordsWALKERVILLE, February 15.—Present—Crs. Mellor (chair). Bates, Bickle, Ragless, Vivian, and Schneider. A month's extension of leave of absence was granted to Cr. Knuckey. The ...
Article : 219 wordsSir—I should like to ask you what objection there can be to Mr. Moir's having his Aberdeen-Angus cow tried in town for milking purposes? Also, if she is paid for (and ...
Article : 115 words"For the last twelve months I have been taking Bile Beans," says Mrs. E. Gooch, of 131 Carrington street, Adelaide. "I suffered from Indigestion Biliousness ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Thu 18 Feb 1904, Page 6
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