Knight or poses tryout set for Capen on Saturday
A local call outlines a Saturday evening session at Capen for Knight or poses. Interested participants should apply locally for entry.
25 Jul 1851
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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1851
Page
1
A local call outlines a Saturday evening session at Capen for Knight or poses. Interested participants should apply locally for entry.
A lengthy 1851 dispute unfolds over election testimony and alleged bribery. Letters between Hawker and Younghusband accuse each other of misinformation, with Hawker demanding records from the Bank of Australasia and Kingston defending integrity while denying public influence. Citizens and electors are urged to scrutinize statements amid a heated nominating period.
To the Electors of the District of Stanley ENTLEMEN I hasten to thank you for electing me as your Representative in the New Legislative Council I will strive to advance your interests and perform my duties with diligence An advertisement by my late opponent titled Sige eT ae Oot ae x misrepresents the majority of Stanley electors and assigns stigmas to them I hope you will regard this and judge future suffrages accordingly I would not insult you with such insinuations if my opponent had won.
An advertisement notes Mr Mire’s report to the Ista Nowination alleging Mr Kimgeton’s three estatehoods and seeks to dismiss imputations. It mentions Mr Mildred and Mr Kingston, a Provincial Grand Dodge issue, and a resignation tendered by a Deputy Provincial Grand faster while author defending character amid calumny.
George A Anstey announces resignation as the district’s elected representative after legal vote issues at Salisbury on July 3. He states he will not stand under questionable authority and will contest again only if chosen by a fair majority, sending his message from Highercombe on July 21, 1841.
An 1848 letter from Keenington reports Professor Holloway's pills and ointment curing a man with typhus fever after three years of suffering. The testimonial cites relief after nightly doses and linseed tea, noting widespread sales and distribution across multiple towns and merchants.
The notice from M. and S. Marks announces goods offered at quoted prices and invites interested buyers to apply for the sale. It notes that prices will be fixed and that further details may be provided upon inquiry.
A 1851 letter from Robert Davenport to Hindmarsh County electors thanks supporters and explains stance on franchise policy. Davenport notes meetings on hustings, respect for opposing views, and commitment to independence in future elections. Sent from Battunga on July 19 1851.
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