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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1850
Page
3
The Adelaide Daily Times informs readers of changes to publication from Monday next. It will offer full sheet, half sheet with advertisements, or a double sheet on Saturdays, with morning delivery from six to nine oclock and rates of 15s per quarter in advance or 17s 6d on credit.
The March notice describes subscription options for the country edition of The Times. It lists delivery weekdays Monday and Wednesday, with rates in shillings and pence and credit terms. The policy notes that non-directed papers will be sent at reduced rates, with charges payable quarterly starting the next quarter.
The Times previews a new weekly country edition to be issued in Adelaide. The paper will be double the current size with a best English news summary, gazette notices, auctions, and advertisements. Mapcut Becuman et al. sell the edition through booksellers. March 25.
The article reports Rev. Watson launching a Sunday School at Walkerville to educate the rising generation, urging parents to support by donating time and books. It emphasizes education's value for colonial society and warns neglect could yield less intelligent future generations.
Police investigate a Saturday theft involving various jewelry items described in scattered notes. The report notes items were taken in a local incident and detectives appeal for witnesses to come forward.
A court in Adelaide hears a complex theft case involving a maid, a jewelry haul including rings and brooches, and a man accused of loaning a bark-door. Witnesses describe stolen items, a supposed debt, and money transfers as evidence in a broader legal proceeding.
The Port Adelaide Police Court docket for Tuesday and Wednesday details cases including Patra Fossaxsn-Adjoamet frost and ill health attendance, and Dr Bryden summoned. A separate charge recalls a cask of Angar and cigars seized by Sgt Millex, with a March 8 hearing on perjury in the Fansker v Valls matter and a battery case involving Mrs Pullonday.
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