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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1850
Page
3
Readable fragments list numerous individuals and ships with wives and children, dozens of items, crates, bales, casks, and orders. Entries mention government officers, traders, and households amid a dense catalog of merchandise and quantities. The text reads like a cluttered inventory or maritime cargo record from a colonial era market.
The readable text presents a fragmented, nonsensical passage with references to voices and entities such as Lae Mehire Vargoe and Draschcomers. No clear event dates, places, or structured reportable facts are discernible from the damaged OCR.
A garbled shipment of ship notices lists various vessels and masters bound for Adelaide Plymouth and Pyrmont with tentative sailings around April and May. Names include Cahip, WF master, and Bell master, alongside routes to Fal Vailey and the Port. The fragmentary text references appointments, storm delays, and multiple ships awaiting orders.
The article describes mail dispatches by sea to Liverpool and a related Feria Fealng event. Correspondents Renee Eyety and Lele are noted, with emphasis on sharing views through each communication.
The notice states a full sheet will be published tomorrow to accommodate the Supreme Court, further examination of O'Connor, the altered murderer, the Road Board, the Deputation to the Governor, and other matters, due to lack of room in the advertising sheet. The Legislative proceedings are mentioned as well.
The Lady McNaughton arrived Saturday with 114 passengers and cargo after leaving Plymouth February 23. The Countess of Yarborough followed Sunday with 110 aboard. On the voyage, three deaths occurred among the passengers’ children and one birth. one boy drowned after falling overboard from the Lady McNaughton. No further news by Hess Wesness.
Subscribers to the Goolwa Memorial call a deputation meeting at the Exchange Rooms to present the memorial to His Excellency. The piece opposes Government Loan Schemes and criticizes Mr Finniss for proposed emigration funding and a 14,000 shortfall versus 20,000 planned for the Goolwa project, pledging to fight debt and advocate colonist control.
The text contrasts Mr John Morpuett’s positions in 1349 and 1850, noting alleged shifts in stance by Hagen and Morpuett on grants, colonial policy, and church matters. It references Adelaide Times 1949 and reports Morpuett’s speech intro, with critique of his consistency and rhetoric.
The discussion centers on colony taxation and debt repayment. Mr Morphett criticizes spending while defending salary levels and the proposed 15,000 pound repayment as still unaffordable. He argues duties on wine spirits tea and coffee are not true taxation and condemns cuts to officials pay.
A loose fragment discusses inclination on a subject and the ability to perform actions and adjust attire. No clear event or named entities are identifiable.
Domestic news item from Samashel describes multiple allotments in Provincim Sureey and adjoining areas. It mentions resigences of J B Graham and various parcel actions on premises in Blyth street Hiniley street and Cirrie street with references to cargo tanks and livestock related notices. The text is garbled with misread place names and incomplete phrases.
Saturday June 15 hearing set under Prevent Thns with Gilbert Bay chairman and Mutwin Esa SLACGATERING LICENSES ORANTEN Cael Leopold Methany William Murchings Tomkins Caleb Crompton the Creek John Dworay Morphett Vale Miemry Ranstand Port Adebids NEPUREDs Money Lowrie len Os required distance for Avielaites 2 Phe Cours then adjourned Tuesday evening at 12 o'clock.
In a loaded narrative, key witness accounts detail a murder in Gawler Town tied to a mail robbery. The prisoner is described with a double barrel gun, traveling with a horse and belt, and the case traces the sequence from the attack on a mail coach to the discovery of a body and subsequent police actions.
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