Shipping arrivals and coastal listings at Geelong and Melbourne
Shipping intelligence records several arrivals and clearances including Jane ti Sophia from Portland and Port Fairy, Tone Ann geelong and Melbourne routes, and other vessels such as Tamar from Maretan Wall, Wary from Port W Richalwna, Teager from Circular Head, and Bal ian. The document lists passenger notes, vessel names, origins, and ports, plus a long sequence of service and sailing figures across multiple ports with dates and totals.
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Lynn
Meeting of Weerthy Hunt Subscribers at Mack's Hotel
A meeting of all subscribers to the Weerthy Hunt is requested on Saturday the ith instant at do o'clock at Mack's Hotel. Mount Morie races at half past nine each day. Drysdale's Out Station and Wedn ednesday page refer to WRERRIRY HOUNDS events.
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Wrerriry
Mack's Hotel
Geelong Corporation Debate Sparks Council Question
The piece argues Geelong should not receive a Sydney or Melbourne style corporation. It suggests accepting a simple council of Lt rank or none, and warns of delays if left to a Melbourne council. The writer laments not sending the issue to the home government earlier.
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Geelong
Sydney
Melbourne
Legislative Council
Geelong and Melbourne Clipper, Coal Prospect and Law Debates
A Melbourne Parliament reports on a Dry Dock proposal for Cockniog Island and a range of bills. Discussions cover the Home Government offer, the Gunpotter and Hawkers bills, custody of infants, and public works dues. A report on the Crown Law Office stance and a petition on land allotments are noted, with local notices of arrests and a coal-field inquiry in Geelong. The clipper Taquee resumes Geelong-Melbourne service after overhaul, plus a stray disappearance case, colonial surgeon appointment, and Hobson’s Bay seal sightings. A provisional committee forms to explore the Lowit coal field near Geelong and a winter campaign launch is announced for a theatre.
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S Dry Dock
Cockniog Island
Allnime Aid
Jonseny
June Evans
Sulia Dwyer
John Herring
Ater Breyton
Bisa
John Merring
Derkin
Herring Ean
Lowvit
Buakness
Stesors Efill and Hitching
Oelock
Case Drift and Court Warrant Questions Stoke Controversy
The article details John Evelyn Witton’s 4 pounds penalty or month imprisonment sentence and a contested warrant of commitment. It recounts objections by Nir Paynter, the judge’s stance on sufficiency of goods, and McCroke’s arguments about distress and intent, noting that a later ruling affirmed the warrant as valid. The piece also reports on copper discovery at a hotel owner’s oven garden and a sheep massacre amid a dog-driven flock scare, plus Kilnoorat Church subscribers’ meeting outcomes.
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Jonn Evetrye
John Evelyn J
Ahn
John Witton
Ie Gee
Long Bench
Croke
Justicrs
McCroke
Ron Rable
Evelyn
Mable
Actie
King v. Taylor
Brelytt
Ant
Local church committee approves Hamilton stipend and repairs
A 19th century parish meeting endorses a stipend of £900 for Rev. Wm. Hamilton for the past year and allocates up to £10 for improving the minister's residence. Committees for the year are named, with Niel Black as secretary treasurer. A detailed financial roll and marriage fees follow, alongside a list of subscribers and regional church notes.
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Hamilton
Tir Curdie
Robert Stewart
William Adam
Robert Anderson
Esgis
Ye Curdie
Niel Black
Donald Craig
Fragmented notice of sales and auctions dated day
A damaged OCR fragment lists sales events and auctions by multiple sellers including Mesiastra witnesses, Mr Pawcurr, Mr Stepheys, Mr O Prince and Sir Faweerr. Items mentioned include cloth, shelter ware, furniture, merchandise, and suburban land with unclear locations and times.
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Mesiastra & Witness
Pawcurr
Stepheys
Caltra
O'Prince
l—Steel
Sir Faweerr
Married Vicence Read Paired in St Stephens Church
MARRIED, by reverend officiant, Vicence Read of Hobart Town with Helin Paijer, daughter of Alexander Paijer, witnessed by J.P. George Read of Hobart Town. DIED, Sarah Gaonghome, aged 20 months, Barrabool Hills, following illness.
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Opeckal Vicence
Inetanr
Sarah
Edward Gaoghome
Crown Lands Portland Bay District Notice 1849
Crown Lands Portland Bay District notice informs licensed occupants their licenses will renew for the year starting July 15 1649 and ending June 1850 on current terms. Schedules of stock must be filed at Geelong by July 1 1849 with exact location and stock numbers.
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Phe Crowna
Portland Bay District
Court House
Geelong
Horse Lost Near Ro Ton Wardyyallncky
A horse named dark with a white spot on the nose and a shoulder brand is missing near Ro Ton Wardyyallncky. The owner James Byrnes offers Tod Pounds for its return and asks for public help. Belfast, 28 May 1949.
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Moreis
Tod Pounds Starling
James Byrnes
al Allymyatte
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