Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times Notice
Weekly country edition of the Adelaide Times promises a double sheet of forty eight columns with English news, shipping, mercantile, law, police and general intelligence. Readers in the country are urged to subscribe via the Adelaide Times Office or booksellers, sixpence prepaid.
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Adelaide
the Times
Aid
Wien
TIMES
Mumaber
Mewarter
Adelaide Times
King Willismatreet
Clarifying Rumors on Me Mata-Hip's Movements
The Times defends Mr Mata-Hip against false reports that he received orders to go to New Zealand and resign as Private Secretary. It notes a misprint claiming Western Australia and asserts no such orders have reached him, blaming sensationalism for the unfounded tale.
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Treae
Mata- Hip
New Zeland
London
Asnistant
South Australia
Western Australia
Megister
Matucin
Yatala Election Tangle Reaches Colonial Secretary
Fragmentary letter from Mr Anstey at Adelaide July 21 1851 asks the Colonial Secretary to forward Hanson’s seat for Yatala district. Debate over who may sit as representative continues with argument that Hanson should resign or be ousted.
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Awsrsy
Jeter
Yatala
Ava
Colonial Secretar Eee
Geo, A
Anstey
Adelaide
Dexira
Manson
Ameya Hatin
Amaay
Finasoat
Bamacoe
Hansen
Uly
Yamin
Meike
Gilee
Austey’s Hill
Publication of Lipson Case: Public Servant Cast in Harsh Light
In Adelaide discussions follow Mr Lipson's case amid claims of irregularities and motives. The writer defends Lipson by noting balances held back yet promptly restored and urges calm, urging publication to ease public distress and reject party bias.
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Beery Lipson
Lipson
Fasther
State Grant in Aid of Religion Sparks Colonial Debate
The South Australian argues public lands profits should fund religion in the province while colonial rights are debated. The piece asserts British ownership of laws and lands, with the Queen and Treasury as trustees. It links church funding to land proceeds and critiques lax moral stance of a contemporary writer. The discussion reflects tensions over governance and church-state roles.
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Atd
Jena
Great Britain
England
Treasury
Parker
Hindmarsh Election Controversy and Davenport Letter
In Hindmarsh an exchange over a so called League Candidate features Mr Davenport denying formal ties while asserting approval of its aims. The letter to the editor is presented to counter claims and clarify Davenport’s stance amid political jousting.
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Davenport
Batrunga
Sru
Ram
League
Hindmarah
Robert Davenport
Mr Davenport
Colonial Arrivals from Early July and California News
Saturday and Sunday saw arrivals in port the Peri from Launceston on the fourth of Taly and the Ton from Hobarton on the first of July. The brig Orrates came from California with news and gold valued at 7000 dust to Nathan Moses and Co of Fobartown, date April fourth.
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Peri
Launceston
Taly
Hobarton
Orrates
California
California News From April in 1851 Mining and Trade Report
California papers note a record gold dust shipment from the colony with 1,000,000 data worth of gold dust aboard the Columbus on April 2. Indians in Hollcut country trouble miners. a murder by suspected natives prompted village destruction. Markets are flat with dust scarce and demand rising for labor. A San Francisco sugar refining firm is listed and Macondray & Co reports stagnation in trade with late Atlantic and London dates.
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Dhirgd
McAuley
Jude Sellers
Napa
guMty
Sacramento
Ouion Valley
Tolle
Feather River
New York
Rocky Bar Miving Company
Pacific
Grass Valley
la Greene
R. W. Golborn
Klamath
Coloma
Transcript
California
Nevada City
Nevada
Messrs. Baker
Larbour Muster
G. T. McMakio
Fackson
Wearverville
Trinity
Redding’s Springs
Ajury
Johnson
Empire House
Sacramento City
Redding
Douglas
Puraous
Murphy's New Diggings
Stockton
San Francisco
W.R. Tansy
Yuba
Panama
Columbus
Sacramento Transcript
Hollcut
Indiana
Macondray & Co
Department of Trade
Atlantic
London
Colvick
Victoria Gold Finding Sparks Conflicting Reports Near Melbourne
The Port Phillip gold hunt yields contradictory accounts. An old Californian miner offers to reveal a rich site within fifty miles of Melbourne for £200 if successful, while Aberdeen from the Plenty describes peasant-detected gold near ranges beyond Dr Ronald's run. Other reports doubt any real find, with Geelong Intelligencer noting only earth and glitter.
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Port Phillip
Bes
Melbourne
Stephen
Plenty
Wim
Aberdeen
Slong
River Plenty
Ronald
Sydney Road
Johnston
Shepharda Sud Farm
Kavannah’s
Geelong Intelligencer
Yain
Ron
Brill
Bathurat Digginga
Ophir
Banka
Central Road Board Deliberations and District Matters
The Central Road Board adjourned after discussing options for a new Main Road to the Districts, the surveyor general’s role, and possible dedication of routes. Matters from Macclesfield Adelaide and Talala boards included quarry land conveyances, drainage complaints, and district road programs with proposed land purchases and compensation details.
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Portica
Seodring
Ja Loutman Ak Chagres
Fone
He Crims
Eloy
Perams
A. B. Corwing
Simi
Victoria Gold Finding
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Captain Sturt
Cheinees
Giles
Mr Chamberlain
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Aretala
NEW Sian
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Epie
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Hare
Loki Arafallyubeough
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Main
Ruady
Eazelleucy
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Jed
Tin
Tgentlemen
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Macclesfield
ROARM
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