Monday, February 14—Admella, screw-steamer, 478 tons, H. McEwan, master, ftom Melbourne, February 12, via Portland.[?] Brow and Isbister.[?] agents. Passengers— —In the saloon: Hon. John Hart. Captain Webb. Mr[?] ...
Article : 1,518 wordsA public meeting was held on Monday afternoon in the Adelaide Theatre, for the purpose of taking measures to alleviate the wide-spread distress occasioned by the recent bush fires in various portions of the country. ...
Article : 3,961 wordsTwelve houses have been burnt down at Sand-hurst. ...
Article : 29 wordsThe anticipations formed last month as to the result of the elections have been fully verified. The new Congress will comprise a decided majority against the Administration. There has been a complete ...
Article : 766 wordsA telegram has just been received stating on authority that Mr. Labouchere's Bill for the separation of Moreton Bay from New South Wales is to be introduced next session in the ...
Article : 55 wordsIT will be seen on reference to our report of the public meeting which took place at the Theatre (kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. E. Solomon), yesterday afternoon, that a feeling of ...
Article : 351 wordsThe arrival of the Emeu yesterday morning with the December mails took most people by surprise. It was thought possible that she might make her appearance the day before; but not having presented ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 316 wordsGOLD—GOLD—WHERE IS IT?—A correspondent, taking this side heading for his text, calls attention to a large tract of land near Myponga, now comparatively useless, ...
Article : 146 words1. Study brevity, as long letters are often rejected when short ones would be published. 2. Avoid needless personalities, in or[?]er to obviate unprofitable rejoinders. ...
Article : 132 wordsFor the subjoined information we are indebted to the Overland Friend of India of December 30:— "Another fortnight has elapsed without a word being heard of the Earl of Elgin's voyage up the ...
Article : 443 wordsSUPREME COURT—CRIMINAL SIDE.—The Assizes commenced yesterday. The calendar is rather heavy, William Thompson Sabben pleaded guilty to the charge preferred against ...
Article : 75 wordsMr. James S. Robertson, of the A[?]e Ma[?]d, writes us a long letter expressive of his regret that any language of his at the meeting of the Rechabite Society, held at Queenstown last week[?] should have been construed as conveying an ...
Article : 76 wordsCOPPER ORE.—Mr. Boothman, of the Rose Inn, Sturt-street, has shewn us some very fine samples of copper ore, which have just been brought down from Bundalla, 38 miles beyond ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 202 wordsMINES.—The latest quotations in London for bouth Australian Mining Shares were as follow:—Burra Burras, £5 paid, £142 cum. div.; £139 ex div. Bon [?] Accords, 10s. paid; ...
Article : 56 wordsTHE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.— The proceedings of this Company are encouraging. Supported, says the Daily News, by nine hundred or a thousand names of ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 93 wordsTHE PANAMA ROUTE.—We learn that an agent from the Government of New South Wales had, previous to the departure of the December mails, arrived in England for the ...
Article : 59 wordsThis will be published in time for the SALSETTE on Wednesday morning. ...
Article : 15 wordsOur news from Cochin-China, as brought by Mr. W. S. Lindsay's steamer Scotland, Captain Kendall (again chartered by the French Admiral), comes up to the 18th instant. This news amounts to a simple ...
Article : 425 wordsONLY one question possessed, at the time of the departure of the December mail, sufficient vitality to break through the political incrustation of European politics. That question will be ...
Article : 2,240 wordsBusiness to-day has been quiet throughout, and doubtless the tempestuous weather may have somewhat impeded deliveries from the country. The market for flour and wheat is somewhat flat, and prices show some ...
Article : 237 wordsTHE SPEAKER OF NEW ZEALAND KNIGHTED. —It is announced that the Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a ...
Article : 58 wordsLORD BROUGHAM.—The centenary festival in honor of Robert Burns was to be held with great ceremony at Edinburgh, on the 25th January. As an expression of their admiration ...
Article : 68 wordsIntelligence to 21st January with reference to the Nelson gold-fields. The Examiner has the following from a correspondent:— "We hear that, according to the census returns, ...
Article : 301 wordsPORT THEATRE.—Our advertising columns announce that Mr. T. P. Hill has, at the request of the Portonians, consented to deliver a lecture on "Reading and Public Speaking," at the Port Theatre, this ...
Article : 188 wordsThe following in Daniel Hazard & Son's circular:— The last series of public sales for the present year commenced on the 4th November and finished this evening. The attendance of buyers, which at the first was ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Tue 15 Feb 1859, Page 2
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