Cornish Equitable Union Mining Association Formed
A preliminary meeting in South Australia led to the formation of the Cornish Equitable Union Mining Association to purchase and lease mineral lands, raise £20,000, and establish a management board. Shares at four shillings with monthly calls and a 6d per share deposit were planned, with profits and a Benefit Society for sick or injured members. Applications to secretary EDW. 0 Wenn, Hindley Street, Adelaide, 1850.
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Cermak Equitable Union Mining
Bes
South Australia
Hharewith
Aarcbokdors
Sk Hs
Secretary- Atl
Wenn
Gilbert
Vessels Departing From London and Nearby Ports
A garbled list details ships with masters and tonnages, noting departures from Plymouth and London for ports incl Adelaide Melbourne and Sydney. It names masters such as Smith, Crans, and Moffatt, vocalizes destinations, and includes vessel sizes from 200 to 1500 tons with departure windows in May June and September.
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London
Aunelymoytie
Smith
Carr
Adelaida
Port Pees
Crans
Adelaide Leone
Jane
Phy
Plymouth
Bintan
Isudon
Mpster
Sal Plymoda
Fos Adelaivey
Basell
Walter
Sydney
Mining Intelligence and Mines Share List From 1859 Market
Exchange Colonnade Adela October 11 1859 Burra prices quoted for mines and shares with listed sellers buyers and discounts. Prices include Mount Remarkables Mount Liverpool Wheal Gawlers Wheal Margarets Enterprise and others with daily discount rates and 1 cent per share in farms. Messages note mail dispatch and passenger schedules to Britain New South Wales Melbourne and the East Indies.
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Sseusemisy Port
Wheal Eioma
Mary Coneely
Wheal
Finnar
Great Britain
Shepherds
Punch
New South Wales
Port Tans
Far East Indies
China
Singapora
Marriage Announcement in North Adelaide Church
Married in Christ Church North Adelaide Caroline second daughter of Mir Bill and Mrs Ponte of Adelfside London Change alley to the second son of the late Kennett Poole accepted.
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Christ's Church
North Adelaide
Ponte
Adelfside
Kennett Poole
Change-alley
London
Caroline
Mir Bill
Great Land Sale and Other Articles Shut Tomorrow
Correspondents note a major land sale at the Port and mention the Australian Coxentea Bill among several articles, all slated to close by tomorrow. The item hints at limited reading time and evolving legislative and commercial topics.
Times Reply on Bank of South Australia Controversy
The Times refuses further publication of rival correspondence on the Bank of South Australia matter. It asserts the dispute originated with Stephens and Bennett and notes that permission to publish the private letters has not been granted, threatening publication if legal protection is provided and urging transparency for colonists and English shareholders.
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Gazette and Mining Journal
Bank of South Australia
North Terrace
Stephens Inself
Stephena
Bennett
Bat the Jeter
Weti
Stephens
Messia Stephens
Mr Stephens
England
Government Land Sale Promises and Conditions
The report notes a sparse attendance at a government land sale, mainly agricultural lots and building allotments with limited competition. The Colonial Treasurer outlines deposit requirements, purchase price, and completion terms, including oath, payment deadlines, and transfer procedures, with the sale conducted on behalf of the Crown by Adelaide’s Treasurer.
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St Bidiar
Hainmet
Adelaide
Eaquire
Chisalai
Hur
Sige Lo Eopehy
Taut
Anil
Land sale yields high price per acre in dramatic auction
The sale progressed in a drawling, slow manner with bids lacking for many country sections. In total 15094 acres sold, bringing about £2120 3s, an average of just over £182 per acre, with a list of purchasers and lots across multiple hundreds and districts.
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Fissias
Coloma
Resigned Pind Keeper and Public Impounding Notice
Government Gazette from October 10 1850 records the resignation of the public Poundkeeper Jim Brown and warnings on stock impoundments at several pounds. It lists penalties for un-sold stock and details many impounded animals at Glen Osmond Brownhill Creek and Montague village with descriptions and sale dates set for November 4 1850.
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Wis
Liewei Nur
Brown Hag
Erpou
Glen Osmond
Brownhill Creek
Orarve
Montague Village
Brant
Givsler
Randest
Wwe
L. Po
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