The telegraph line that now connects New Zealand with Britain, is brought across the whole length of South Australia, from Port Augusta to Port Darwin, a distance of nearly 2000 miles. Over the colony there are 87 telegraph offices, with 111 clerks, beside numerous other servants. There are 300 post towns and villages, and about GOO churches, with sitting accomodtttion for 117,000 persons, while the total population of the colony is less than 200,000. Forty years have produced wonderful results in South Australia. [To be continued. )

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