24 Feb 1851
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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1851
Page
1
The Adelaide Times announces it can print newspapers and book work with letterpress printing. The proprietor offers competitive terms and advertises the office is over the door opposite the Adelaide Commercial Exchange.
A pointed exhortation urges readers to evaluate the constitution personally rather than rely on others. It frames civic judgment as essential for colonists to form independent opinions based on direct scrutiny.
D and J Delany invite ladies to visit their Rundle Street store to view their large stock and wholesale department at Apollo Place opposite the Exchange. They promise low prices, prompt delivery, and reliable service to country stores and buyers, with strong English and colonial connections to support steady supplies and creditworthiness.
Extract from a letter by Mr Tiomay Bromlon of Waterloo Tuveen Yorkshire praising Professor Holloway medicines for rheumatism and a leg ulcer. He details relief within weeks after using ointment and pills, claims a friend’s leg healed, and notes his Life Guards service including the Battle of Waterloo. Mentions the London establishment and Dr George Dale in Adelaide.
A broad listing of school books, grammars, dictionaries, and classical works alongside stationery and office supplies. Items include Arpenter’s and Fenning’s spellings, Murray’s and Lennie’s grammars, various geographies, Latin and Greek dictionaries, primers, arithmetic and natural philosophy texts, as well as pens, ink, paper, envelopes, and drawing materials. Also noted are Bibles, prayers, hymnals, and religious companions with bindings, and a mention of the Charted Australian coast from the Nautical Almanac 1861.
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