ADELAIDE.

Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 43, 15 February 1864, Page 6

ADELAIDE.

29th. January. -■'"' The. shareholders ' of : the VDuyrea Mining Company have filially resolyed to Avind up the cbiice.rn : //;A riimpur has been circulated. /. to-day /tpYthe \^ effect that a large order^for- .wheat has been received here : from Bombay, but „ it requires confirmation.;: Y.WheatVs quoted at 5s Okl. .rzzzz " "'S Ist February. A commission; has been--;appdinted by the GbA^erhment '-"to consider the Customs regulations, l power, ./being given them to suggest .'alterations. According t : o the. Advertisey; 20,000 tons of Hour have been shipped to the other colonies. At ; Williinga, the Mariposa, the. Phillis, and/ the Sir Isaac IS'eAvton are loaclingY breadstuffs fbr Melbourne.. The^'prqtectbr of the aborgip.es is going to the far north respecting the ;death of : ai [native,; shqt by the overseer :of a statign. *--*--- ,2nd. February. • With a view to test; public ; opinion respecting the desirability of inviting the All-England Eleven to' Adelaide, a ; public meeting Avas held to-day, -which was pretty fairly- .attended. ■■„I t Avas resoLed to aaise the -sum of £2,500 — the amount demanded by Mr. . Marsliall —in shares of ipLeaCh.Y, Wheat /is now selling at 55. Y. . -. VV • VVyV/V: j Y3rd r February.. . A meetmg of Miv Torrens's ; friends" is called for-' Friday next/Yto arrange for a public/testimoriialfo-bepresented to him, in recoghitiqn* Of the ■ services he has rei3Hered;tq r the;^ploi^..'; ,f Flnur has further; declined, and is now quoted at £13 10s; ( ;rAvheatat:4s,/ilid;. -/