Malcolm, ketch, 21 tons, G. Peters, from Port Wakefield. Wellington, ketch, 49 tons, A. Tainsh, from Ardr[?]n. ...
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Advertising : 601 wordsIt is understood that the State Parliament will be prorogued on Friday, October 31. The only important measures that remain to be dealt with on which much ...
Article : 60 wordsThe Government Latfor Bureau, which is under the control of the Superintendent of Public Buildings (Mr. C. E. Owen Smyth), is still largely availed of by the workers. ...
Article : 209 wordsMrs. Bartle, who resides at 16, Somerset Cottages, Walkerville, completes her 101st year on Friday, as she was born in St. Hilary parish, in the west of ...
Article : 304 wordsThe Treasurer on Monday notified that he was prepared to sell at par Treasury bills bearing interest at the rate of 31/2 per cent., payable quarterly, and ...
Article : 79 wordsIt has been proved beyond all doubt that South Australia is one of the finest fruitgrowing countries in the world. A glance at the Statistical Register in that ...
Article : 207 wordsThe Engineer-in-Chief, in his annual report in respect to the way and work shops at Glanville, states that the average number of men employed during the year ended ...
Article : 99 wordsConsiderable interest is centred in the impending visit of Vice-Admiral Sir Lewis Beaumont to Adelaide. The flagship Royal Arthur, accompanied by the Mildura and ...
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Family Notices : 528 wordsThe sittings of the Criminal Court, which opened on October 6, were concluded yesterday, when two cases were dealt with. One was that in which Gerald McKay, aged ...
Article : 337 wordsRecently we published a copy of the letter sent by Mr. G. D. Meudell to Sir John MacIntyre, in which the "apostle of financial regeneration in Victoria" gloated over ...
Article : 188 wordsDuring the year ended on June 30 last only two passengers met with accidents on the South Australian railways, and in both instances the injuries were caused by the ...
Article : 195 wordsThe remark, "The weather is very puzzling," made by the Government Meteorologist on Tuesday night, was most appropriate, as earlier in the evening citizens ...
Article : 88 wordsThe South Australian Public Service Provident Fund is entirely distinct from the suggested Superannuation Fund, and it has been established without help from the ...
Article : 238 wordsMr. G. Innes, a resident of Franklin, T[?] mania, had a rather sensational experience recently, while a passenger by the coach which leaves Hobart in the afternoon for ...
Article : 758 wordsAlthough South Australia has experienced a series of bad, seasons the enormous quantities of flour, wheat, and other cereals shipped from the State year after ...
Article : 112 wordsDuring the reply of the Attorney-General in the Legislative Council on Tuesday to the discussion on the Stamp Du ties Bill, he mentioned that South ...
Article : 288 wordsThe vast amount of work done each year at the Islington railway shops is made manifest by the following figures, winch are contained in the report of Mr. Roberts ...
Article : 403 wordsThe Attorney-General (Hon. J. H. Gordon) presented the following report of the Select Committee on the City Abattoirs Bill to the Legislative Council on Tuesday ...
Article : 577 wordsMr. Thomas Roberts, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the South Australian railways, in the course of his latest report concerning the work of his department, writes: ...
Article : 181 wordsThe deficit in the South Australian revenue for the financial year 1901-2 amounted to £222,315, or, making allowance for the twice-paid naval subsidy, £212,248. For ...
Article : 1,472 wordsThe figures in the "Statistical Register" dealing with the imports into South Australia for the, year 1901 make interesting reading. They show that large quantities of ...
Article : 155 wordsThe advisability of securing a more complete control over the trains which daily speed along the State railways, carrying thousands of passengers every week, is ...
Article : 420 wordsFor London.—Ophir, October 16; Arcadia, October 23; Glaucus, October 28; o[?]rah, October [?]; [?], November 6; Narrung, November 13; Victoria (Orient-Pacific), November 13; Calch[?]s, ...
Article : 220 wordsThe "Public Service Review" states that the reason why its correspondence column does not "bristle with the opinions of candid critics" for and against the Public ...
Article : 571 wordsA son of Mr. H. White Hughes, the wellknown pastoralist, who lives at "Athelney," Hackney-road, met with a fatal accident while bird-nesting at St. Peter's College on ...
Article : 68 wordsConsequent on the recent retrenchments in the South Australian Public Service, Mr. H. F. Peacock is accountant at the Treasury, instead of the late. Mr. C. R. ...
Article : 225 wordsThe City Council are undoubtedly taking a step in the right direction in considering with real earnestness the problem of improved street pavements for the principal ...
Article : 266 wordsGreat Britain, &c., via Suez, per R.M.S. Ophir, October 16, 11.15 a.m.; newspapers, 10.15 a.m. Via San Francisco, October 24, 3 p.m., per Ventura. Via Marseilles, per Oldenburg, October 25; ...
Article : 325 wordsThe maximum readings of the thermometer at the Adelaide Observatory on Tuesday, were:—In the shade, 81.2°; in the sun, 137.2°. Synopsis. ...
Article : 360 words"Why did you water that beer?" asked Mr. Tom Mann on Saturday night, at a meeting of the Socialist League, in Melbourne. He put the question so savagely ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 213 wordsThe number of horned cattle imported into South Australia proper last year totalled 7,451, valued at £62,420. It is pleasing to note that by ...
Article : 250 wordsThe Military Commandant (Lieutenant-Colonel Lyster), accompanied by Major Tunbridge, paid a visit.of inspection to the Largs and Glanville forts on ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931), Wed 15 Oct 1902, Page 4
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