Shipping Notices and Cargoes Arriving in Sydney Harbor
A 1850 colonial sailing page lists vessels in harbor with cargo details. The brig Lady Legh carries 17,000 feet timber and 19,000 shingles. other ships report coal, tallow, slate, and various provisions. Numerous masters and agents from London and Sydney are noted, including Ellkan, Montefiore, and A. L. Elder, with arrivals and discharges for San Francisco, California, and Melbourne operations referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dedaney
Elizsbath
Tor
Wane
Yourgteband
Jon One
Ig Ies
Cheatates
Lara
Trabian
McLeod
Waster Charg
Montedore
Bare
Ge Clark
Elkin
Chip
McGrath
Ciehacging
London
Montefiore
Comsdahur
Ahip
Goss
Maater
A. L. Elder
Goazeuis
Caroline Agnes
Alexander
Pag Range Oat Lamon
Werk
Todd
Ou c
Singapore
W. Youngiush
Zun
Coyce Az Loos
Bachanon
Siete Fouughiaband
Fou
and Co Digi Echoons Tone
Roberts
Sore
Esjons
Forte
Mellucme
R. Tapley
Ipanpen Vara
Diachan
Younshusbound & Co
Snastes
FDP
Vatrent
Kemp
San
Clingabe
Katherine
Pe Beathin
Zealand Aml Co
White
Dia
Cowan
TE Pydarma
Seint Lavin
Sont
Heslop
Aie
ASL Big & Co
Donne
Staanton
Plymouth
Poll
Princess Hoyal
Onirncross
Builders Sale Notice With Names and Places
Notice to builders and carpenters about items for sale including landings, boards, shingles, and hardware. Names Alec firm-rate Gig Haven James Nowland Harmony Australia Hindley Street West James Syo8Aee. An event tonight Saturday October 26 at Harzonic Messing Bingi concert venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Haven
J. Syo8Aee
Men Koo Mining Will Attend Survey at Pea Mine
Mining advertisements indicate Men Koo Mine will attend at the rove Mine on Pea the last day of November for survey work and other tasks. The survey and work term will extend until a formal agreement is reached or the term expires.
Shipping Intelligence Report Details Various Vessels
The shipping notices list several vessels including Williams master and others sailing for different ports. Original passengers and cargo from London are noted along with crews and police courtables. Freight items such as pocketshops and cargos are mentioned with ship names and routes.
Vessels Leave Gravesend for London and Adelaide
A jumble of ship names and masters shows vessel departures from Gravesend and Plymouth toward London, Adelaide, Port Phillip, and Melbourne. Entries list tonnage, masters, and destinations with scattered dates in July and June, including several pinnace, brig, and schooner vessels amid a busy maritime timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Mari
Sip
Gag Tan
Smithy Marti
Gravesend
Plymouth
Daly de Auth
Fir Adelaide
Sport Phillip
Paraue
W. Carn
London
Jasty
Genet Plymouth
Ole 13Th
Plymouthly
Ouigrance
Crena
Adelaide
Port Philsteia
Dune
Ensigraaia
Oe Haro
Fears
Adelaide markets price list and shipping notes 1850
A long list of market prices in Adelaide including oats, bran, cheese, milk, eggs, pork, beef, potatoes, cabbages, onions, and fruit with varied per unit prices. The column also notes remarks on barley, fish, and other staples. The text includes commentary on a company’s rental becoming a major revenue item and pay dividends, and a tribute to Captain Hyde of the Grecian with passenger letters and his acknowledged seafaring merit.
Mining Intelligence Mines Share List From 1850 Note
Detailed mining shares listed for various mines with prices in pounds and shillings, including Princess Royale, Phoenix, North Avon, Mount Remarkables, Strathallons, Royal Mining Company, Wheal Gawlers, Wheal Margarets, and others. Also notes broker activity, a sale of 110 shares, and exchange rates for South Australian banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burway
Princess Royale
Paringas Britannias
Port Lincolns
Phoenix
Collers Adelaites
Canh
North Avon
Munt Mount Remarkables
Strathallwns
Royal Mining Companys
Victorias
Wheal Acraman
Bartona
Shipping notices and maritime departures listed for various regions
The item catalogs ship mails and departures to Great Britain, Van Diemen's Land, the Fast Indies and China, and Port Lincoln with vessels named Maria Charlotta Queenstmer Rara Cort Venu Zigg Princes Royal etc. Includes a marriage notice for James Calling, son of Vice Admiral Flanker, at Trinity Church and other assorted notices.
Land Under Tillage by South Australian Company Tenants
A dated notice from the South Australian Company's offices in Adelaide reports annual land under tillage by tenants. The statistical table covers years 1846 to 1850 with figures for acres planted in wheat barley potatoes hay and related fallow, plus totals of sections leased tenants and fenced land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landa
South Australian
Garey
Adelaide
Auction Sales Advertised This Day in Town
Advertised in this day’s Tamme of the Tunes this day Saturday October 28 E Solomon and Co at the City Auction Martantine see of groceries ironmongery slops serge fabrics and children’s dresses also cargo of tweed cedar and other goods 36 cases of Vima 15 shares in Bremer Mining 20 shares in the Enerpriee Will be at North Adelaide town acres and lease notices plus extensive premises on Lafevre Peninsula to be sold. Also new enforcement by City Commissioners on arrays and aliases tenanted by those giving false names to avoid service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Solomon and Co
Slo
Fassonery
Te, Samm, and Co
Bremer Minin
Va Fintersh
Enerpriee
Wandrien
N. Biamott
Wharsday
Samson, Wicksteed, & Co
North Adelaide
Town Acre
Virie
Nathaniel Hales
Illotmante
Solomon & Co
Drewes
Cire
Mommonser
Reading
Ttm
Peter Green
Leeha
Mount Barker
Ife
Poles
Ray Avenicans
New Soth Wales
C. Fornia
England
New South Wales
San Francisco
California
Willow Berns in police court for threats and assault
Willow Berns shoemaker faced charges from Samuel Taylor on October 17 for threats while at his home. Neighbors testified to abusive language. the court ordered potential peace bonds and fines. Other cases included James Brooks and James Cooley with charges of forgery and cattle slaughter. proceedings ranged to remand and bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Berns
Samuel Taylor
Anpas-streeh
Easyterrace
Basi
Margaret Harper
Burns
Taylor
Taylor Doughter
Burrs
Stnn
Grauber
Mary White
Clogel
Burna
Vengvanse
Johann Christian Hogg
Sconn
James Brooks
Bullock
Seoan
JM. Wigley
Mir Bullock
Geanse Shepherdaon
Wigley
Jamra Cooley
Coors
Fartmer
Wis
S. Mitchell
Stephen
Coon
Liva
Tryties
Insolvency Court Adjourns Tenor Hearing
Yesterday in the Court of Insolvency the insolvent appeared for an adjourned hearing. The balance sheet and receipts showed discrepancies with expenditures unaccounted for. Mr Nickello requested a month's remand to reexamine the books and amend the balance sheet. Hearing adjourned to Thursday the 7th prox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickello
Ion Towepee
Correspondence to the Editor on Land Office Civility
Adelaide October 24 1850. The writer rebukes Mr Macpherson at the Land Office for rude conduct and impertinence when seeking public maps and information. The public servant’s airs are contrasted with expected civility and service in handling land inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daittries
Adelaide
Land Office
Taupe
Sir Macpherson
Land Office Map Access and Civil Conduct Reminder
The letter urges better information gathering from Land Office staff, calls for civil treatment of applicants, and requests improved behavior from Surveyor Gor. It notes memorials against recent conduct and criticizes actions by Mr Macpherson, urging propriety in dealings with visitors viewing the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olea
Bia
Macpherson
Complaint to Police Commissioner Over Sabbath Trading In 1350
A letter to Alexander Tolmer, police commissioner, questions enforcement of laws and alleged hypocrisy regarding shops open on the Sabbath. The writer cites publicans and brokers, accusing officials of bias, with a dated reference to October 23, 1350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Tolmer
Commis
Police
Wbase
Amd
Homouhr
Amy Alr
Letters on iron trade and royal christening at Windsor
A long mixed text notes Henry J. Paddon letter arguing for Australian iron ore smelting, comparing costs with Britain, and praising South Australia’s resources. It also recounts Queen Victoria’s royal christening ceremony for Prince Arthur William Albert at Windsor with sponsors, heralds, and a state banquet attended by royals and foreign envoys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tockinghams Palace
Prussia
Petersburg
England
Belgium
Portugal
Canterbury
London
Offord
Lancaster
Chester
Duke of Wellington
Duehess
Kent
Saxe Weimar
Prince of Prussia
Clarancieux
Prince Albert
Prince George of
Cambridge
Edward
Duchess of Cambridge
Mary
Arthur William Patrick Albert
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Edad
Ange
Patreet
Ares
Bradly
Horse and Jockey
Cadrington Street
Henry
Ike
Sam
Heory
Mraca
Theatre Lace
Anti-Dray and Land Tax League
Central League
George G. Steinthal
Tanunda
Ranelia
Geren
Eparee
Sydney
Broodase
Narbour
Builders, Carpenters
Portalas
Dale
Eve “Guusipian
Talbet
Eran
Austration Arms
Hindley-streee West
Men Koo Mine
W. & Johnson
Shipping Intelligence
the Eatter
Dart
Mesary Tr
Vasile Exoslleocy
Lady Young
Hatin
Caytain
Ndix
Imom Lando Amd Fly Motel
Micha Hip
Doddington
Pina
Tom Alexander Wath
Yeleera Gataend
Baer
Cpanel
Walter Wright
Applechwaite
Te Pichiort Palty
Eiverdool
Courier
Toma
Mellen
Melbourne
Condorshir
Ail
Arma
Foot
Moffatt
Neater
Thomas Fielder
Aol
Nanette
Solacia
Liverpool
Tnt
Se Leela
Rho. Lene
Bbeergeeber Et Ag Tre Ae Sons A. Binsatt, Mas
Rou Wanmras
Alfred Banque
Das
Goaur- Sipaleffiny
Baha
Dichanhacen
Toma Mayer
Bans
Meyer
Womay Dsey
Fdovity
Echnoner
Sally
Joe
Erie
Eset
Jaily
Friends
Courtney
Mauter
Era Umtiu
Encanary Clarke
Wineboeson
Sfordang
King George’s Sound
Laypoing
Tong
Duncan
EIBAD
Caak
Bunesday
Sirus
Gibasley
Sesearen
Pollard
Tfiene Benn
Warsy
Brasil
Hyde
Mining Intelligence
Mines’ Share List
Adee
O. F. Ross
Barre Burra
Sowth Ausralian Banking Company
Bank of Australasia
Union Tantralia
Bay & Sige
the Times
South Australian Company
Mondas
Samson, Wicksteed and Co
Grecian
Aor
Tian
Acterete
Tweeday
Samson, Wicksteel, & Co
Normoed
Alten
Police Court
Yzsimpar
Exchange
Te Ata
Beall Atetralia
Great Britain
Evry
South Australia
Wales
Molly
Lear
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