SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Southland Times, Issue 673, 22 May 1867, Page 3

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Adelaide, May 3. The Ministry is complete. Mr :Ayers is Chief Secretary; Mr Eeynold^, Treasurer ; Mr Andrews, Attorney-General ; Mr Glyde, Crown Lands; and Mr Santo, Public Works. . ' . Adelaide, May 7. Mr Bbucaut, the late Attorney General, has had the silk robe of Queen's counsel offered to him, but he declined, to accept it. There has been a meeting ,*of the proprietors of shares and land in the Northern Territory advertised, for the purpose of taking into consideration what steps shall.be taken for the recovery of the money invested in the speculation. : „.... .-.■•... Adelaide, May B^.,^ An amateur entertainment (theatrical) and a lecture, by- -William Townsend, M.L.A., late_ Mayor of. Adelaide, wijl be given on Monday evening next, in aid of a fund to be raised for the widow and family of the 1 late Me ' Roderick Sinnet, a gentleman long and favorably known in connection with the newspaper press of Geelong, Melbourne, and Adelaide. At the quarterly, meeting of the Chamber of Commerce the propriety of separating the offices of Commissioner of-Insol-vency and Chief-Magistrate, was strongly advocated. : . .- The corn market is quiet; but flfniSyheat being at from 4s 3d to 4s 3fd. Sales of .first brand flour have been made at £10 10s. • r :-.■■■■ ..,r: ; ;,,^