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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1850
Page
3
The readable text is heavily garbled listing prices and names, mentioning a captain and mines with no clear sequence. Hard to extract a coherent incident. appears to be a damaged notice or brief with scattered figures and titles.
Fragmentary OCR shows mails to be despatched under a schedule with entries referencing vessels or routes. It lists Great Beal and Lahey as senders, dates around Mooday and June, with partial times and transport references. The legible parts indicate a posting of mail dispatches by a postal or maritime office.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dispute over terms and persons named O'Brien and others, described as a case more suited for a court than newspaper columns. The legible items mention a plaintiff or party and a colonist, with unclear details about the matter and participants.
The Times reports the Central Road Board debated amendments to the Bond Act. The Yatala Hundred chairman Mr Anstey’s inquiry was shared publicly, while other district suggestions remain unpublished. Locals denounce secrecy and call for public canvassing before any repeal or new act, warning against hidden deliberations.
A bustling sale of merchandise including crockery, lamps, bedding, candles, and groceries fills the City Auction Mall with extensive items on offer. Mr Fischer’s concert at the New Exchange draws Governor and Lady Young, praised for German choruses and strong vocalists despite a cold affecting some performances.
The document lists multiple official notices from June 19 1850 including appointments of Thomas Rickley as Surveyor of Main House, William Wearing as public office holder, and resignations of government agents. It also covers tenders for police clothing, road works at McLaren Vale, public service solicitations, and various administrative orders from the Colonial Secretary and related offices.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an injury case and a local venue. The readable portions reference a person named Whe and the acts of some party. Details, names, and exact actions are unclear. The item lacks complete context to identify date, place, or outcome.
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