Anti-Dray and Land Tax Dinner in South Australia
A public dinner for the Anti Dray and Land Tax League organizers, with Mr Wells presiding. Memorials and resolutions urge electing liberal representatives, oppose taxation without representation, and press for protections for natives and land rights in the new constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers Wells
Mounster
Land League
Wells
Watson
Henry Fdwanl Fox Young
South Australia
Sim
Yatala
Vince
Lave
Aluge
Ita Demerita
Memorialista
Careta
Wella
League
Legislative Assembly
C. Bouney
Crown Lands
Bonney
Vis
Messisser
Parker
Wataon
McCormack Firms Reported Trading Big in San Francisco
A forwarded Daily Arts California note to Mr Morris of Adelaide says John McCormack, famed in Sydney, is conducting a thriving business in San Francisco as a tea dealer, coffee roaster, wholesale and retail grocer, and commission agent, linked with others under the McCormack Co. banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoratlox
Daily Arts
California
Morris
Adelaide
John McCormack
Sydney
San Francisco
Anmcalian
Apparent Domestic News and Auction Ads in Port Adelaide
Advertised notices appear for Friday January 31 and Saturday February 1. Listings include auctions by R Solomon Co and Fa at the Guy Auction, with mentions of merchandise, carriages, tools, and dry goods. Government Gazette items note new appointments and constables, plus Emigrant ship announcements and public notices from colonial authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Solomon and Co
Port Adelaide
Guy
Se Sam Wel Co
Ube
Markes Yarie
Thuraiay
Jenuary
Geretay
Olen
Belner
Epier B. Darston
Lewis Kollingsworth
Jial
James E Teylor
Michael ‘Prowseland
Thomas
Phillip Garrigen
Thomas Paynes
Alo Edweart Vawote
Sweeny
Cuances Stuxr
Colonial
Fragmentary notice hints at council delay and action.
Fragmentary OCR shows a council dealing with delays and possible action dates. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment implies council postponement and potential steps to address matters.
Impounded cattle sale notice at the Public Pound 1851
A long OCR fragment lists livestock to be sold if not claimed on 24 February 1851 at noon. Impounded cattle include red and yellow cows, red heifers, calves, steers, and yearling heifers with various brands, marks, and features. Named person Joan Essewaian appears as Poundkeeper, with sections and locations along the Gawler and Torrens rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Road Board
Angus Park
Forchet
Stiller
Tony
Poundkeeper
O'Halloran Hill
Crown Lands Office
Sears
Amber
Bath
Gawler
Torrens
Riha
Joan Essewaian
Fragmentary Letter From a Colonial Observer
A garbled passage arrives detailing a perilous situation and a farewell from a colonial era correspondent. It mentions lightening the Gentiles of North Ade Ba and a near fatal moment, with a reference to a reunion reading and an honor to be given to the sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Maneger
Insolvent Court Hearings On Timber Transactions
An insolvency examiner assessed Ix.ux Joms Aser and Guonce Nerxano in local insolvency proceedings. Aser’s timber dealings and connections were reviewed with no opposition found for the solvent status. Nerxano, former standlord of the Prince of Wales, appeared late. the Commissioners adjourned the further hearing to February 13 for payment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Freaman Street
Police Court Hearing on Clock Thefts
Thursday Jas 38 Thomas Smith charged with easing a lock from Withelm Nitschke’s dwelling and stealing a clock and two pictures. Witnesses testified the clock was pawned for repair and never reclaimed. Serjeant Raines recovered the clock and prisoner arrested. Judge noted prior similar offences and remanded him in custody for a week. no bail due to prior conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
Withelm Nitschke
Rest Street
Wich
Dong
Mel
Tris
Tabahn Genesch
Piriosstroet
Eal
Ant
Witness
Healy Rays
Serjeant
Raines
Ingleby
Landid
Thore
Knowleby
Port Adelaide Yatala Road Board Controversy and Court Report
The letter to the editor disputes a Gazette report on Yatala Road Board proceedings and ratepayer actions. It criticizes election notices and registration gaps, cites New Year events in Hope Valley, and notes a local court action over a dama ged dispute. The piece intertwines editorial rebuke with the Fatals Board proceedings and a small local damages case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yatala Road Board
Darcy Truss
Gezelte and Mining Journal
Yatala Board
Gazette
Ourpore
Oatedfe
Hope Valley
Mbes Ui
Aunother Ratopayee
Dave
Hindley-street
Hari
Wil
Auniey
Coromiliva
P Lurow
Correspondence with Bishop Hort An Odd Newspaper Note
A fragmented correspondence item mentions Bishop Hort and a digressive note about readers or readers’ addresses, with playful or cryptic phrases. The text references trams and names like Mr Biltor and Baines of the Dane in a teasing, era-tinged style. The item preserves the tone of a period letter page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hort
Biltor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atv
Mach
Kielan
Iran
Nike Maaner Ani
Carey
Executive Council
Attorner
County of Adelaide
South Adelaide
Stanley
Foerings
Ryre
Suart
Hindmarsh
Ronen Pe Parrs Ditto
Raneel Rabe
Grey
Flinders
Fletcher
Iasiorae
Anstey
Register
Leach Asernfis
Yan
S Wancorr
Solent
Tela
Soak Auman
Loes Cours
Andermen- Gourt
Ranigre
Jen
Coloial
H. Pasxtano
Ile
Grown Lands Office
Calline
Nkeer
Port Zanes
Addren
Lomses
Chia
Ube Lemec
Carl Baxter
Renbers Thornher
North-temace
Taide
Mushans
Tess
Barresa
Agnioch Valley
Riba
Colonial Treasury
Tomney
Weiton
Forstis
North Parn
Tibs
Mimp
Reese
Way Hoare
Albert Town
MT Offrita
Rtemn
P. Dost, Poandkeeper
Colonial Secretary's Office
Commissioner of Crown Lands
Cwanues Stuart
W. Enwanns, Pounikeeper
Tree Hill
Vila
Te Garerdmt
Oater
Connell
Sorna
Rib
Sooman
Pane
The
Beate Epa
San — Foss
Jomx x
Bapppus
Ferest
Eareek
Dallock
Mebramry
Wits
Government Gazette
Hou
Lester
Daa ‘Colonial Fheeresary
Tuoedey
Pobrascy
Soaems
Ikea and Co
Hexey Briary
Tuestas Mamart
Bicninp Hill
Gaxex, Poundkeeper
Popioy
Finer Evistzx
Vo Avoostes
Bisdor Awe
Tan
Fe Hans Cargesling
Stamwich Vy, Acuims
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