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Discreditable conduct of the government over New Court House take
The article accuses the government of forcible possession of the New Court House from contractor Bowen before work completion or final payment terms. It traces delays, extra charges, and unclear understanding among officials, Bowen's effort to obtain clarity on payment, and a forcible eviction after a lengthy dispute.
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Robe
Bowen
Hales
Frome
Mundy
Lambeth
Captain Freeling
Poscasion
Clerk of Works
Thomas Gilbert
Charles Mann
Central Road Board Minutes and Ade laide District concerns
The Central Road Board discusses cottage occupancy and reviews repairs on the Eastern Road under Mc Wentzel, with Captain Freeling directions cited and possible missteps. Finances are debated for Willunga Aldinga road works and Port Road tenders, while a district bridge grant is considered and monthly accounts approved.
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Bear Grafer
Baker
al Nos
Wentzel
Mir Wentzel
Willange
Aldinga Plains
Hewitt
Davis
Gites
Willunga
Agchide
Aldinga
Nowrll
Port Roads
Hinkley
Stephens
Emily
Hneal
Fiona
Government oversteps law in colonial tax dispute debate
The article accuses the Government of ignoring courts in disputes with colonists, pointing to plans to finance via taxation and to alleged favoritism in land deals. It questions the Governor’s role, cites Sir Henry Young, and hints at further inquiries into Onkaparinga gold diggings while urging taxation reform.
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Sir Henry Young
Mr Strangway
Captain Lipson
Port Road
Adelside City and Port
Onkaparinga
Reduction of Taxation and £150,000 Loan Scheme
A colonial article rebukes calls for a £150,000 loan in England to fund reduced taxes. It accuses the Register of exaggeration, argues indirect taxation remains acceptable if revenue is well spent, and labels the loan plan a potential tax trap aimed at future governance without colonist consent.
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Hegister
Representative Assembly
John Morphett
Sir Henry Young
England
Fez
al- Titerstun
Land Jobbing Governors Sir Henry Young Drags In Manifold Scandals
A colonial paper attacks Sir Henry Young for land speculation links and railway funding schemes at Inman’s Valley. It defends open scrutiny of governors, labels certain charges as personal but stresses public duty. The piece cites past claims about Murray and Encounter Bay deals and rejects any attempt to shield ministers from criticism.
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Sir Henry Young
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Murray
Godiva
Henry Young
James Aclen
James Allen
Allen
Goolwa
Sir Henry
Gazette
Mining Journal
Samt
Inman's Valley
Encounter Bay
Junius
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