Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times
The Adelaide Times announces a weekly country edition for towns to receive the full week’s news. It is a double sheet of forty eight columns with shipping mercantile police and legal notices, offered at sixpence per number or seven shillings sixpence yearly by subscription.
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Reeks ‘PLC
Sven
Californis
Mexico
Islands
Frisuda
North Adelaide seeks new town center with Tontine plan
An advertisement proposes building a suite of North Adelaide buildings including an Assembly Room a boarding house and four shops arguing for separation from South Adelaide under a New Bill. It highlights the Tontine survivorship principle as key appeal and invites readers to review the ad for details and potential investment.
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North
Adelaide
South Adelaide
North Adelaide
Controversy Over Bank of South Australia Exposed
The piece attacks Edward Stephens, local manager of the Bank of South Australia, denying prior imputations about vessel dealings and asserting a public challenge to disclose correspondence with J. F. Bennett concerning the Hero. It notes Stephens’ leave of absence, criticizes his management, and reports a maritime loss and a court martial sentence.
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Edward Stephens
Bank of South Australia
J. F. Bennett
Hero
Barry
Barra
Stephens
London
The Late Sir Robert Pews Death Remembrance
The sudden death of this eminent statesman is felt as a public calamity. He led for forty years in high public station with sound judgement, eloquence, and political tact. He shaped imperial affairs, faced Irish and Catholic questions, and influenced policy. The notice recalls his Harrow and Oxford days, service in Parliament, police reforms, and shifts on Catholic relief, while promising further life details in a future publication. The piece also touches on California mining news and local post-fire rebuilding efforts.
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Piouo
Robert Peel
Harrow
Byron
Christchurch College
Oxford
Caahel
Colenies
Ireland
Sir John Newport
Treland
University of Oxford
Brougham
Trish
Julia
John Floyd
Frederick
Leominster
Robert
Charles Wetherell
Calder and Taglioni from Singapore in August
Two vessels the Calder and the Taglioni arrived Monday with notes on their routes from Singapore and Swan River to China and India. The reports include dates from July and August, anchored by commercial and political updates of the Strait’s Times.
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Singapore
Calder
Bunca Straits
Swan River
China
King George's Sound
Taglioni
Angier Point
Iber
India
Napier
Lahore
J. W. King
Simlah
Ag &General Court Marinal
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the Bank OF South Australia
Gazette and Mining Journal
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Adelaide Times
Sanderhand
Mauritius
Vesels
South Australian Bank
South
Erkst
West Caps Howe
Caprain Walsh
West Cape Hown
Theraill Bn
Herpes Sanding 'S Sound
Adelaide Moving Insurance Company
Harlequin
John M'bean
Her Majesty's
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Axiver Boeing
D. W. Rung
C.B
Lyney
Vrivali
Dobo
John Mfeon
Her Majesty
Lau
King’s Regiment of Light Dragoons
Gene Maria
Burgeon Fusson
Assia
Tonei
King
Tiansles
O.J. Napier
Genk
East Indies
Pester
John McLean
Jemy
Lath Light Dragoons
Lamp
J. Napier
Geal
Chie
McLean
Charles Napier
Wease
Spridgett
Ron
Sir Robert Pews
Moore
Teel
Partor Ved
Peel
Caroline
Home Department
California
Stockton
Solidad
Marysville
Long Wharf
Jane
Eileard
Pacific
Dupont
Clay-street
Launceston
Hobart Town
Curtis Creek
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Tieri
Tost
Trapa
Marcrox
Rasa Lapaceston
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Eanbor
Poangmeas
Moony Belair Howe
Fiteen Hall
Iivertia
Carrick
Mackeyston
Barker
Homan Town
Ted
Nathan
Halegan
General Cary
Ducarsey
Mooi
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Los Angeles
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