Shipping Intelligence item fill typo riddled voyage list
Shipping notices list vessels and cargoes with errors and unclear routes. The Widest schooner 148 tons sails from Holart Town Ru 22. The Ginter covers Worl and Nelbourne with 43 papeneern. The Fahy Forong master from the brad of the alf with 100 tons cep er ore for Patent Cager Company.
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Nelbourne
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Patent Cager Company
To Our Subscribers And Friends In New Attire
A battered 1850 notice greets readers with changes to the Times printing office and staff. The piece, signed by editor Jase & Bawa, describes improvements, ongoing adjustments, and a detailed cargo haul including coffee, cloves, and numerous goods listed by ship and firm, reflecting maritime commerce.
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Fragmentary ship cargo list with missing details
A damaged OCR record lists various ships and cargo terms with scattered names such as Boskell and Denison, a brig, multiple tonnages, and incomplete ports or destinations. The snippet reads like a maritime inventory or bill of lading with numerous erasures and unclear phrases.
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Adelaide Times plans daily publication in Adelaide
The Adelaide Times announces a shift from bi weekly to daily publication with assurances of subscriber support. The move aims to provide a daily sheet carrying news and advertising, backed by endorsements from Peninsula readers and local editors.
Adelaide Times advertising plan promises wider reach and lower costs
The Adelaide Times proposes liberal terms to boost advertiser use by inserting Mon pes Kes ads in Tuesday editions with no extra charges and a double Saturday sheet. A guaranteed weekly circulation of 1000 copies of the Advertisting Sheet aims to make the paper the colony’s cheapest, most extensive medium. A daily edition may follow, with a larger Saturday issue and country editions at sixpence per quarter.
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Odd Fellows Diner incident and town Bazaar notes
A mixed local column records Mr Wickfield's denial of any offense at the Odd Fellows Diner and notes the Emmett Bazaar proceeds near £149 for Lefevre terrace Baptist chapel funds. The rest covers shipping arrivals, market updates, police reports, accidents, auctions, and public notices in Hobart Town and nearby districts.
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Emmett & Co
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al Major
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Legislative Council Debates Rail Guarantee Bill
Tuesday proceedings cover postponing third reading of the epidemic bill and the railway guarantee bill. Advocates argue for a five percent guarantee with ten year duration, weighing English capital incentives against public cost. Debate includes观点 on past precedents, Government discretion, and future rail projects like Mount Gambier and the Port.
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Reduction in the Price of the Times
The Times announces price cuts for single copies to four pence and a planned double sheet Saturday edition at six pence. A forthcoming weekly commercial sheet is promised with guaranteed circulation of 1,000 copies to be distributed gratis via the Times offices starting soon.
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Supreme Court action to recover damages for fraud
The Supreme Court Monday March 4 heard a case to recover damages for fraud in the disposal of certain goods auctioned by the Sheriff of Brownes County. The plaintiff alleges deceit leading to loss of benefit when 200 Tek Jones Toiving became insolvent, with special jurors listed and the defendant ordered to deliver up assets tied to the insolvency as of that date.
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