06 Feb 1843
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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1843
Page
1
The notice announces the opening of an extensive establishment by John Atkins for reception this summer. It promises new accommodation and economy, with wine, spirits, malt liquors, cider, and stabling. It notes substantial stables, good ventilation, and a conveyance service for passengers at wholesale prices.
An ad offers gin brandy bottled wine and other liquors supplied to the trade wholesale by Briovs How the PyaxsPowp Iie 1 it.
A garbled OCR snippet lists a jumble of names and terms such as Tesla Berlachante Coburn's United Service Manatee Brickwood's Magazine Henting's Mlecolinny and Metropolita Magill. The legible content is minimal, offering no clear event or context.
A fragmented notice from Strachan and Co dated October 1 1842 indicates undersigned parties plan to press and sort wares on their premises. The readable text suggests requests to intimate that they have exercised control over the property and will proceed with related actions.
Geelong letter dated June 25 1943 from Av Thomason argues for candidacy to represent Fort Phillip in the new Colonial Legislature. He criticizes current public affairs and education, pledges to improve local establishment and reduce costly inefficiencies, and promises diligent service if chosen. He appeals to residents to elect him as their representative and to support reforms for the territory.
A historical letter announces an impending candidacy to represent Mrs District by O. Bed en while outlining immigration and financial goals. The document also notes creditors meeting notices for the estate of Patentius Weilh Gowaston held in Melbourne with dates in January and February 1843.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a legal matter involving James Austin Beclong and a past due payment. The text references a writ, immediate payment, and a one month deadline for action. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled source.
A stray horse described as having a brace on the forehead and two-tined feet is missing from Wy district. The notice asks any person with information to contact Mrs BL Webby Stilford at her Ford address, dated January ? in Rewari.
Geelong residents are notified that Angus Ricketts Eliot and partners, wheelwrights and farmers, will supply and repair Druyn ploughs harrows and agricultural implements. They promise the lowest prices and quickest service, urging settlers to place orders for urgent delivery. Geelong, January 14, 1843.
A notice offers a monetary reward for information leading to the conviction of the guilty parties in a case from 1843. The text mentions potatoes and cultivation by Mr Grillin.oe Fyana Ford but is garbled, making exact details unclear. The reward will be paid to the informer.
William Lawson announces a public offer by multiple proprietors of horses for a cutting operation. Based on decades of colony and home experience, he will perform the work in Geelong every Tuesday at Mr Mack's or Mr Bosloys. Charge is One Norte then rates rise for multiple cuts.
Worloo creditors are notified Peter Mason Innkeeper of South Geelong is indebted and a trust deed to Somagh Gregory and David Young Melbourne is in force. Debtors must prove claims with vouchers within two months or be excluded from any fund. Trustees Samuel Gregory and David Young will realise assets promptly. Debtors are urged to pay within fourteen days or further action will be taken.
A notice explains changes to subscription rates for a circulating library with over 1300 volumes. It outlines quarterly payments, new advance fees, and charges for delayed or detained books, including penalties and redemption terms. It also mentions multiple volumes allowed per subscriber and penalties for holding titles beyond agreed periods.
Somouia announces daily return of stock on sale at the Stationery Warehouse. Prices set for items but details are unclear in the readable text.
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