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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1851
Page
3
The article argues against central overreach in forming the new constitution and asserts Colonial representatives will not concede any extra power. It questions Governor instructions and urges readiness to rush census results if needed while demanding firm adherence to colonial rights.
A reflective piece argues Britain’s vast colonial empire outstrips its Indian realm and tests governance. It urges colonial self rule, noting the Home Office cannot properly oversee Canada, Australia, and the West Indies from one position. It decries dependence on British placemen and calls for emancipation through colonial independence.
The writer argues that colonial pride by Englishmen masks real issues for colonists who seek immunity from oppressive practices. He urges concerted colonial action on transportation questions and a general move against governors judges and bishops imposed without consideration of colonial honor or compensation.
Advertisements reveal Nathaniel Hailes and Solomon and Co. scheduling numerous auctions at City Auction Mart and New Room King William with cargoes, horses, cattle, dairy goods, and insolvent estate items. Reports include local crime context, public meetings, and new government offices notes.
A late night directive set a circular to all members to ensure service of timely notice for the fall meeting. It aims to discuss issues to be brought forward at the gathering.
The Central Road Board meets with remarks on unexpended balances and a 4000 per month current grant. An arbitrator is proposed, and Major O Halloran’s encroachment note is reviewed. Auditors are agreed upon, district accounts pending, and new service regulations, diary openness, and stationery needs are approved. A large regional map is sought. 1853 estimates and road funding details are discussed, with four road project allocations outlined.
Police Court proceedings on Monday 20 January report Old Scotch Bella jailed for a month for deankenness and disorderly conduct after an incident at Carrington Street. Several other defendants faced fines or trial including Mary Wilson with possession of a saddle and bridle, John Edwards for theft, and John Lansdale with jewelry theft.
The Secretary reported a remaining balance of £67 134 2d after settling demands. In the last half year new members joined while a resignation occurred. About 80 members are now listed. A motion for expulsion of Mr Fleacher Hindmarsh was set for the next meeting amid unpaid sums and renewed demands for payment.
The insolvent hearing for McKinsoce was held to notify detaining creditors. The schedule shows £32 claimed, with £2 received, part of Johnson's debt. The adjournment date was misprinted in the Government Gazette and postponed to Monday.
Clergy and residents exchange notes in Wadeerville highlighting church outreach, charity aid, and community events. Letters reference fellow congregants, seasonal services, and a tentative schedule for a Sunday gathering at the Wadeerville Church.
The record summarizes a public inquiry into a deed and trusts proposed by Ford Bishop and Parker involving co trustees and a settlement not yet drawn up. The speaker asserts the exact legal position of all parties, noting objections to any deed that might cause disputes.
An incident at Walkerville Church involving a brewer and a storekeeper disrupts Sunday services. A local church member condemns interruptions by the brewers and calls for churchmen to back the bishop and preserve proper Anglican worship.
A reader’s letter frets at how Building Societies tally costs and profits to show a loan of 100 pounds at 44 pounds cost. A contrasting statement from Branahill and Smith uses Metropolitan Society tables to claim higher overall expense, with a four year plan under 15 percent interest. The exchange questions arithmetic rules and the real cost of borrowing versus private lenders.
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