North Arm Harbour Sale Promises Deep Water frontages
A prospectus urges public auction of allotments at the North Arm in South Australia. It argues the colony lacks a proper harbor near the capital and calls for funds to open the harbour with a road. Most fancy frontages are sold, but the main section offers deep water along its entire frontage enabling ships of a thousand tons to lie close to shore.
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Port Milunga To Be Sold On 99 Year Leases In South Australia
The proprietor of Port Milunga offers 300 allotments in one or more sales on 99 year leases with a small initial payment and quarterly installments. Tenants receive bonus rental shares totaling about 40,000 pounds over twelve years, with 10 percent interest for ten years and no further claims. Ground is dry, surrounded by enbankments, and the town is billed as the chief maritime township of South Australia.
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Leasehold versus Freehold in South Australia’s Maritime Town
A pamphlet extols leaseholds in a key South Australian port, arguing lower initial cost and long term savings. It claims freeholds cost more over ten years, with the leasehold offering potential large gains and mercantile advantages in the colony's central maritime township.
Delany Brothers Advertise Large Adelaide Display
D. and J. Delany invite the ladies of South Australia and the public to visit their establishment in Fordbecrets to view the largest offering yet presented in Adelaide. They direct attention to their Wholeasia Department entrance opposite the Exchanges on King William Street.
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Appeal for broader franchise in South Australia vote
A reader letter urges extending the Imperial Act franchise beyond six months residence and freehold ownership, condemns party zeal for limiting rights, and calls on Mr Neales and committees to avoid coercion or removal of names from the electoral roll. The writer stresses duty to democracy and urges unity in granting political privileges.
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