14 Mar 1853
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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1853
Page
1
A partial notice from March 15 1853 invites parties to invest from £1200 to £1500 to rapidly expand business in Adelaide. Expect returns of £1000 to £1200 yearly. Letters must include full real names and signatures and be addressed to A, via the paper office.
Matthew Josie Martyn formerly of Middle Gardiner Street Dublin now of Rundle Street Adelaide South Australia barrister at law intends to apply on the last day of this term or the next to be admitted as Barrister Solicitor Attorney and Proctor of the Supreme Court at Adelaide this 7th day of March 1853
A compact page blends English and colonial items from late 19th century newspapers. It catalogs household hints, gardening and animal care, recipes and cures, moral maxims, plus broad news briefs from England, France, the United States, and colonies. It lists legal reports, court notices, official appointments, arrivals, departures, and local satire.
The Weekly Dispatch is advertised as a premier Adelaide paper for all readers including husbands farmers and publicans. It touts rural affairs mercantile and shipping news political shutters and varied light reading with orders to send subscriptions to the office and quarterly payments.
New goods listed include baskets, plate powder, Conran’s razors, strops, drawing books, Chinese cement, tracing paper, valentines, ground brushes, work boxes, camel’s-hair pencils, vellum cloth, flutes, bottle wax, penknife, hones, metallic memorandum books, Indian glue, parallel rulers, music paper.
A varied list of music titles and dances including Schottisches and Waltzes. Names such as Princess Helena Nepaulese Warrior's Joy Turkish Annie Lawrie Polish Jenny Lind and others appear alongside titles like My First String of Pearls Donna Sabine and La Belle Dame.
G F Frakes announces the public house at Hindley Street is now under his management with a pledge to provide good accommodation and cheerful service. He intends to keep a first rate stock of wines spirits ale porter and candles.
A 1853 notice announces a testimonial to George Tinline for services during the crisis leading to the Bullion Act. Subscriptions open with George Elder and John Brown coordinating, Adelaide notices promise a yearly deadline around April 8. The piece notes communication delays and includes docket details for collection and meeting arrangements.
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