Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times Prospect
Pasrits visiting Adelaide weekly can find a comprehensive summary in the Weekly Country Edition. It comes on a double sheet of forty eight columns includes impounding notices advertising and general intelligence from shipping mercantile law and politics. It costs sixpence per number or six shillings and sixpence per quarter.
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Nominees and Gazette Reveal Colonial Council Tensions
An Extraordinary Gazette lists official and non official nominees to the council, sparking debate over governance via seniority and the role of non official members. Critics question will and influence as the Governor seeks a majority and hints at political cost to the colony.
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Norman Campbell B.C. Gwynne
John Grainger
Hay
John Morphett
Captain Sturt
FD. Hanson
B.T. Finnis
R. R B. Torrens
Sir Henry Young
Henry Young
Goolwa
Borrow and Goodiar
Extraordinary
Galanial Seerstary
Terond Riesanal Dee
Wew
Aboriginal guardians and settlers in Harbour press era notes
Fragmentary text references individuals such as Pooley, Rey, Soma and others, with mentions of Cor Harbour, Gling J. Darrow and Guardian. The snippet hints at aboriginal and settler interactions and local names without cohesive context or events.
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Rey
Soma Eae Caves
Iy Wester Port
Liatsier
Grup
Bet Dea
Gia
Sembe
Murray Aianer
Tere
Cor Harbour
Gling
J. Darrow
Adi Ac
Roy
Cen
Guardian ‘Aborigines
Debacle of the Ford Crossing Controversy and Public Cries for Repayment
The letter laments costly folly by Freeling, Dutton, and Blyth in building a ford and its failed superstructure. It accuses public funds of £3000–£4000 and predicts a costly transit bridge, urging repayment from the ex-officials before retirement.
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Freeling
Dutton
Blyth
Theramework
Hindmarsh
Freezing
Freeling, Dutton
Wiless
King William-street
Mesars
Dhe Sity
Torrens
Public Prosecutor Probes Acting Advocate General Conflict
A letter questions whether Ms Hanson acting Advocate-General and the firm Hanson Parker Hicks share indictments. It notes the anomaly of prosecutors and defense in one firm and asks judges’ views on the novelty. The writer cites Governor will and old rules about public officials practicing privately.
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Ms Hanson
Hanson
Parker
Hicks
Sam Swrare
Nemo
Adelside
Frm
Government defeats on Property Tax echo in reports
The Melbourne Morning Herald cites English news to May 29 and notes the House of Commons defeat on the Property Tax by 18. Rumors of an impending resignation of Job Bull circulate amid the latest parliamentary activity.
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Christabel
Brazilg
Saya
Melbourne Morning Herald
House of Commons
Enys
Job Bull
Gold Diggings Report From Bathurst Diggings
From Bathurst Pree Press the latest reports detail flooding on Summerhill Creek and slow mining due to rain. Ophir miners face scarce prospect as crews abandon ground while others return toward Turon. Gambling and fights rise among displaced miners. fresh gold digging regulations are issued by Colonial Secretary in Sydney.
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Melbourne
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Samuel Lyona
Bathurst
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Ophir
Crark
Samuele
Sul
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Pyrenees Gold Field Report From Carrars Wana
Carrars Wana returns from the Pyrenees August 11 to inspect progress at the diggings hut where about 60 men worked. Most use tin dish with some cradle users earning around 10s per day. Provisions scarce forcing many to abandon gold seeking. Captain Dana reported discovery of gold in three or four nearby spots. Digging is laborious. a company may yield better pay. No major incidents beyond a few thefts. 14 troopers left to keep peace with plan to return soon.
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Drebourne
Pyrenees
Dana
Te Mines
Esc
Diana
German Labour Steam Scheme Noted in Hobart Papers
In Hobart Town papers a plan for a regular German labour supply by steam is described. Initiated by a Van Diemen's Land resident Mr Nedhrauss, the scheme is examined in the Colonial Times with attention.
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van Thenen
Hobart Town
Nedhrauss
van Diemén's Land
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Installation of Governor La Trobe in Melbourne
Turspay July 16 Melbourne witnessed the installation of Governor La Trobe as lieutenant governor sworn in by Attorney General Stowell. Addresses were presented from clergy, City Corporation, Freemasons, government officers, solicitors, and Crown Lands. Grat levee at Treasury Chambers drew 400 gentlemen.
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