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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1851
Page
3
A fragmented report covers arguments over voting rights and campaign finance, noting calls to protect wealth as a national asset, warning against the burden of purse testing for candidates, and urging vigilance by the public to sustain a free representative system. It also reports on local cultural events and Foresters meetings with speeches on governance and fellowship.
Insolvent court item appears in a damaged OCR snippet. Morag A Ba Es Tesotrenta referenced with unclear jurisdiction and party status. Readable elements only indicate a financial insolvency proceeding with no concrete dates or locations available.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a police count and a list of drunkenness cases. It mentions a Mr Biles and a ship or wardship reference, with several names discharged or ordered away. Details are incomplete and fragmented.
Fragmented OCR items describe impounded livestock and vessel incident records with names like Jamuary, Gollan, and Henry, plus arrests of crew on a Java voyage. The text mixes pound notices, branding details, and disciplinary actions, referencing the Public Pound, Government Reserve, and multiple official poundkeepers.
Government Gazette records the appointment of officers including Special Magistrate for Guichen Bay, approval of an Ordinance on roads, and notices about pasture certificates and impounded cattle. Lists extensive livestock descriptions, brands, marks, and impending sales for tax and public pound actions.
Fragmentary OCR note outlines a local event at Memrs See with a parade or gathering on a Sunday in January. Mentions Hindley street and Co, with addresses or shops nearby. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a community celebration or viewing at a public venue.
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