Quite a number of farmers have passed through here lately on their way to inspect the Pinnaroo land, and the majority of them speak of it in glowing terms. They ...
Article : 128 wordsSher Khan, an Afghan, was brought up before Mr. T. Young to-day, charged with shooting with intent to murder another Afghan, Moosha Balooch, at Hergott ...
Article : 80 wordsMessrs. Zanker Bros, made their second hare hunt to-day, and returned with 162 hares, all of which were in splendid condition. Three weeks ago they succceded in ...
Article : 53 wordsA splendid sample of currants arid raisins grown and dried by Mr. Potter, of Bendle by, was brought here to-day. The fruit is considered quite equal to any imported ...
Article : 113 wordsTo-day Mr. A. Hicks, butcher, of Mount Torrens, left his horse, which was attached to a cart, standing in front of the Totness Hotel, Mount Pleasant, and when the mill ...
Article : 87 wordsThis morning John Morley, aged 9, a son of Henry Morley, of the hundred of Caroline, died from injuries sustained by being thrown from a horse yesterday afternoon. ...
Article : 121 wordsAn inquest was held on the body of William Bignell on Saturday afternoon. Mr. J. Catt acted as coroner. The jury brought in a verdict of "accidental death through ...
Article : 43 wordsMr. Manson, a pumper, employed by the Railway Department, was at work at the railway dam here to-day, when the tallow valve blew out with full force in his face. ...
Article : 56 wordsAt the meeting of the Mount Gambier branch of the Agricultural Bureau on Saturday, a letter was read from Mr. B. F. whittenbury, of Paradise, year Adelaide ...
Article : 115 wordsAnother artesian bore, with a flow of 35,000 gallons per day, has been sunk on the bank of the Salt Creek, midway between Buckland Park head station and St. ...
Article : 252 wordsJune 7.—The half-yearly effort and Christian Endeavor district rally in connection with the Ashton Memorial Methodist Church, Stirling East, was held on Sunday ...
Article : 413 wordsA young man, Mr. A. Koch, who is emgaged at the local chaffmills, broke his arm through falling downstairs at the mills on Tuesday afternoon. The engine ...
Article : 73 wordsAt the Mount Gambler Local Court on Thursday, before Messrs. H. C. Swan, S.M., W. J. T. Clarke, and C. MacKenzie, Ernest Edward Boys claimed £65 from W. ...
Article : 332 wordsLast week 405 boxes of fish were sent to Ballarat and Melbourne, and 40 boxes to various parts of this State, and 725 pairs of rabbits were sent to Adelaide. This ...
Article : 46 wordsA runaway of four trucks happened to-day while shunting in the local railway-yard. They dashed off in the direction of Petersburg, but were brought back to ...
Article : 62 wordsA mild excitement has been caused by the fact that once again there is land in the market, offered by the Government. A number of leases have ...
Article : 276 wordsAt a meeting on Tuesday evening the Dutton Park committee decided to erect a pavilion in accordance with a plan submitted by Mr. G. K. toward, of Adelaide. It ...
Article : 72 wordsFor the second time this apparition has appeared to one of our residents. Ab no one else has seen it the veracity of the tale might be doubted, if its effect had not been ...
Article : 220 wordsThe all-important topic at present amongst farmers and others is the weather. The rain so much needed persists in keeping away, and as a result the seed, which ...
Article : 337 wordsIn connection with the recent meeting of the manager and employes of the local mining company, the information was gained by the men that the pay of nurses for ...
Article : 213 wordsSome interest is being taken by farmers about here in the question of the standard weight of a bushel of wheat as fixed by the Chamber of Commerce, and the system of ...
Article : 393 wordsJune 8.—Mr. William How, one of the oldest residents of Port Willunga, died last Wednesday after many years of suffering, having been an invalid for over 20 years ...
Article : 191 wordsThis evening a meeting of ladies and gentlemen interested in the establishment of a School of Mines at Mount Gambier was held in the institute, the Mayor (Dr. C. C. ...
Article : 285 wordsThe crops throughout the district are looking well, but until the rain came to-day the coil was decidedly dry. The showers were continuous almost throughout Friday ...
Article : 665 wordsBusiness is quiet just now, but there is not much room for complaint among the laboring community. The season has been a good one as regards providing work in ...
Article : 275 wordsJune 11.—Although a heavy downfall of rain would do a great amount of good, we have had sufficient to keep the crops growing. The late sown wheat is ...
Article : 228 wordsMr. Nathaniel Schroeder, a well-known farmer, of Woodside, was this afternoon found drowned by Mr. Alfred Jones, of Balhannah, in the western branch of the ...
Article : 104 wordsA heavy breeze from the south continues, greatly retarding the progress of loading flux, and about half a dozen vessels are in the bay, partly laden, awaiting a ...
Article : 99 wordsJune 7.—On the holiday a tennis match was played on the Kooringa Methodists' court between four lady players and a similar number of young men dressed in skirts ...
Article : 194 wordsA local farmer was taking some cattle home, and was trying to drive them over the railway crossing at the rear of the institute, when one of the animals objected to ...
Article : 79 wordsOn Monday the newly-erected public hall here was opened. The Moonta Mines Model Band played several selections during the afternoon, and the mayor ...
Article : 188 wordsOn Monday night a crowd of lads went out and "tin-kettled" Mr. W. Turner, who had been married on the previous day. They were not content with the usual ...
Article : 118 wordsSerious alarm is felt by many, of the residents of this district for the safety of the expensiven bridge over the Rocky River at Laura owing to the decision at the ...
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Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1895 - 1954), Sat 18 Jun 1904, Page 12
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