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Newspaper

Adelaide Times

Location

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 16, 1850

Page

3

Shipping Intelligence from an Australian Port

The report lists vessels including the Cisdiher and Bree with cargoes and masters, and notes arrivals from Hobart Town and Encounter Bay. It mentions the barque Najah laid on at Hobart Town and the Ceylan smuggling rumor denied, with customs seizure and pending clearance by Elder and Co.

Boreas Cape Oliray Gehl ‘Macleod Hota Tm Adelaide Mobart Ceros Messrs Elder and Co

Mining Intelligence and Mines Share List Summary

The item lists mining shares and rates, mentioning Hacharge Oconee Burra Barras with varied percentages, Phoenix at 100 percent, Adelaides at 225, and discounts ranging up to 56 to 85 percent. It references Moxey lending at 1900 Barres and mining share dealings, with ships and mail dispatches to Calcutta and Crete noted.

Burra Barras Lincolns Phoenix Adelaides Credit Celle Cor Wover Moxey

A Simple Story of Sir Henry Young and Colonial Peerage

The Times reviews Sir Henry Young as unpopular in South Australia while praising Morphett’s colonial peerage plan. It cites journal criticism and a disputed exchange with Earl Grey and Mr Hawes, alleging government Gazette interference and a Governor prone to patriotic bombast.

the Spectator Morphett Souru Acs Thalla Henry Young South Australia Adelaide House of Commons Hawes Earl Gees Conael Apt Earl Grey Earl Henry Colonial Office Legislaturs Descardante E. E. F. Yooxe T Have Thave EL EF. Young Sir Henry Sir Henry Young

Auction Sales Advertised in the Day's Taste of the Tisres

The notice lists multiple auctions by Saxsos Victarian & Co and others at the Mart and Port Adelaide with stock in trade, land parcels, furniture, and merchandise. It mentions specific dates August 16 to August 19, a cross country race between Mr Clark's Bachelor and Mr Paston's Wanderer, and notes about the crowds, course, and a fatal horse incident.

Tisres Fray Saxsos, Victarian, & Co Mart—Stone Caine A. Seamon Wey Ant Sansoy, Wicksraen, & Co Murt Innellis Hilton Elso Blue Wes G. P. Brown Sotomtox Solomon and Co City Auction E. Sounix and Co Sansox, Wickshen South Terrace Angoa Strathalbyn New Hamburg Sanuox, Wicksteed Axp Co Kensington Neew Wdcfil Wiemstren McLaren Wharf Adelaide Suiomvny and Co Tarunda Clodinnah Stennie Marcu Clark Bachelor Paston Parddocka Norwood Payneham Ning’ Tenga Wanderer Bollen William Malcolm Batchelor McCullagh Wing

Noted court sessions reveal multiple theft and assault cases

The Supreme Court heard Hannah Simpson charged with stealing articles from Rubert Parker on July 2 and related cases including William Gibson alias Headereo accused of stealing a silk handkerchief from Edward Owen Glynne. The jury found Simpson guilty in part and not guilty in another matter, while other defendants faced charges of assault and receiving stolen goods with mixed verdicts and adjournments.

Hannah Simpson Rubert Parker Hubert Parker Parker Hera Thomas William’ Dyke Metropolitan Police Force William Gibnon Headereo Edward Owen Glynne Stephen Clarendon Hotel Thompson Sait North Terrace Thoines Mordogeiron Cox's Creek Advocate-General Glynne Francis 2 Henry Franciesens Richard Harrison Brownhill Creek Pamnpon Mitcham Acre Ian Temple Nome Francis Seflness Bne Wittes Howe Wittess Mr Parker Taylor Louis Joseph Moreau Dresach X Simp Enoch Nicholl Brown-strest Mitchan Harrison George Harrison Feics Ant Eer Genahean Orien Marion

Colonial Labor Office Reports Labor Demand and Grants

The Colonial Labor Office notes 4,932 free laborers and 1,903 assisted passengers seeking work from April 1849 to June 1850. It highlights sustained demand for skilled labor and trades, aided by a £50 government grant and strong subscriber support. The report also cites broad acceptance of the office’s operations and mentions substantial applicant interest from influential castes for servant positions.

Colonial Labor Office Adelside Govrir Othra Ite Oped Abe Sth Ma’, Sin Fur Peuie Jacon Hacky Saat Stouss

Government Cottage additions tender call at Glenelg

Colonial Engineer A Freeling invites tenders by noon Thursday for additions to Government Cottage Glenelg with plans available at the Clark of Works office. Tenders must be signed by two responsible persons and include a rate schedule. addressed to the Colonial Engineer with Tender on the outside. Also notices of livestock impounded and overdue sales listed with various brands and descriptions.

Colonial Engineer's Office Anzhm BI Glenelg Clark of Works Tomer Sigur Colonial Engineer A. Fb Freeling

Fragmentary colonial notice hints at public surveyor remarks

The text references an unclear governor and surveyor remarks about public purposes, not fully stated. It mentions the Bedrhoee or Beddome case and warns against asserting false accusations as undeserved alander. A future appearance of colonial officials is suggested on a Monday.

Beddome

The Candahary From Plymouth and Other Maritime Notes

Reports on the Candahary from Plymouth arriving with 106 passengers after signals all day. Paired items describe Hobart Town papers to July 30, and detailed criticism of construction work on a bridge mast and water bill proposals. A Court for Appeals will sit at the Council Chamber on Monday the 26th at 11 AM.

Plymouth Council Chamber North Terrace

Moose Adverts as Colonial Resident and Performer

Andrew Moose announces his plan to remain in the colony for some time and continue contributing to the arts, citing a successful recent concert as proof of his accomplished expertise and capability.

Andrew Moose Remai

Jury convicts in explosive assault case with provocation

The jury returns a guilty verdict of common assault under provocation. The judge suspends further cases, sentences the offender to one month imprisonment, and warns about rising servant misconduct in the colony. Emmett and Baldwin private prosecutions note no indigements. Six months with hard labor follows for another defendant with solitary confinement for the first and last months. Court adjourns.

Emmett Wid Baldwin Haonsh Simpson Arnreaga M Clus Cours Rill Monslay

Tender for one sixteen-foot dinghy copper-faced

Custom House Adelaide announces tenders to noon August 22 for a sixteen-foot dinghy copper-faced for Customs service. Details from B Torrens, Collector of Customs. Tenders must be in original, marked Um Public Service, and in the left-hand corner reading Tender for Dinghy.

Custom House Post Adelaide B. Torrens Customs

Glebe Lands Grants Notified by Colonial Office

The Colonial Secretary announces future Crown Land grants to Glebe households by official residents. Notices require churchwardens and place authorities to record dwelling and family heads before entry, with safeguards against unauthorized entries. Also included is a weekly export return for wheat and grain for the week ending August 3, 1880.

Colonial Office yartt-Gaverady Ani Ares Hir Exsellenry Charles Sinrt

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Shipping Intelligence Tassergers Pommera B.C. Porter John Collins Gve Daughte John Burr James Brown Thospeg Robert Bariatyam John Gibbindudge Wm. Hardy Catherine A Bony We Eee Somervell Rubery Kr Tattersall M. Eanes John Wi Ban Finulay H Wana Douglass Geo Doun Samail Charles Deview Joba Edmans and I Francis Fi Cheales Gullantod Breed Reboors Somervolt Sarat An Ioe Ellen Do Mary Do Henry Stailmad Janene See Se Stubbs Wai Utwarde Geren Antirer Onde Sarge Ad Buistien Gin Brothers Walurey W. B. Brown Hall Ms Johnson Fellanimnay Vera Watson Wright Mining Intelligence Mines’ Share List Hers Hoss Fumat Avover Coe Belt Calcutta Creterick Bor Fort Sparts Croina Hall Dumstoe Cagtaio the Times Downing Street Yane di Don Gazene Pepe Council Precios Thesvay Avovar Samson, Wicksrven, and Co McNvan Supreme Court Government Gazette Labor Office Colonial Secretary's Office Ion Scotimand Cuskies Steer Colonial Secretary’s Office Anzut Hs Excellency Pa Erniur Hs Een Hic Excellency Cimmand Charles A Soe South Australis Woo Sar Port Adelaide Extenia Torrens Great Britain Abe Shiioat Tressary Angus Huh E. Davy Caledad Creamery Angus Ih Rte Pablus Geerion Humber Muarno Snasone Roan Riba Henry Bryant Korea John Heer Frank Penarty Freraine Capt. Freeling Francis Dutton Ibe Oser Eeston Colonial Secretary's Frederick William Jansem John Grainger Samuel White White Cuan Seon
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