Shipping Entelligence and Exports at Launceston
Shipping notices and cargo lists show imports from Launceston and exports to New Zealand as of March 4 including cattle tobacco and various goods. Journal reports gales in the Straits and a vessel sinking incident. The issue notes temporary suspension of publication due to insolvency, with funds secured to continue printing.
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Scout
Launceston
Cruikshank and
W. F. Splatt
Beals Glaoe Ure
Benin
C. Gwat
Powell
Pors Alber
Industry
Hobart Town
Separation inquiry ends with sparse effort and limited gains
Announcement notes the Town and District Councils’ Separation inquiry committees completed their task with little progress toward the objectives. The Mayor was expected to contribute a thoughtful paper, but the council’s three week gap limited discussion and publication in our pages.
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the Herald
Swan River
van Diemen's Land
Sydney
Judge Willis Defeat Sparks Political Turmoil in Province
The piece condemns Sir George Gipps and the Port Phillip Herald for backing removal of Judge Willis, arguing the government has hampered justice since his absence. It warns of legal and constitutional peril, questions indemnity, and laments the executive’s grip on liberty while predicting lasting feuds between Gipps, La Trobe, and the judge.
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Judge Willis
Port Phillip
Willis
George Gipps Sud
Juops Jim Crown
George Gippa
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Psopte
Supreme Court
Beckett
Sir George Gipps
Charles Joseph la Trobe
Lord Stanley
Our Boon to the Squatters in Port Phillip
A colonial editorial urges residents within the Port Phillip Electoral District to claim the elective franchise if they occupy premises valued at twenty pounds a year including garden and out-houses. It argues squatters on Crown or private land should still be eligible and warns against retrograde moves endangering provincial representation.
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Port Phillip
New South Qf Wales
Rat Leive
Wool Market Opinions Split Over Price Decline
The Frew the Goalong Advertiser reports mixed views on wool prices with no clear drop. A private letter from John Adamson cites stable July sales of colonies wool bales and strong demand, suggesting prices may hold for the next clip despite broader Money Market shocks.
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Goalong
John. Adamson
Colonie
Contempt fined for former Melbourne chief constable
Mr. F. E. Falkiner, ex Chief Constable of Melbourne, was fined forty shillings for contempt of the Court of Requests after striking Mr. Wallian Cooper in open court. Town Council meeting adjourned with only four members present, delaying business. The article also notes local notices on jail throughput, resignations, and municipal appointments.
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F. E. Falkiner
Melbourne
Wallian Cooper
Tows
Russell
Pawkner
Greeves
Stephen
Johnston
Geelong Race Report and Session Calendar Highlights
A rough town report notes an alleged dog bite incident at Geelong races but cannot be vouched. The Herald lists crime reductions and upcoming session dates, detailing charges from robbery to assault and other offences, with several named defendants and an official calendar for the term beginning next Thursday.
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Sivecal Henle
Tate
Geelong
Ring
Fegular
Oatura Police
Salling
Corman
Swan River
Wes Amtralia
Clarke
Cuunnan
Oye
Norta
Torsusy
Barnes
Care
Beals
Deoariel
John Marshall
William Fret
Joseph Han
Jane Re
I Pasrickey
Alas Stewart
William Donellan
Government Gazette Impounding Sale of Impounded Cattle and Livestock
A government notice lists numerous impounded animals including branded cattle, heifers, steers, cows, and goats from bakeries, Que red and white, brindle, black, yellow, blue spotted, and striped animals. Buyers have deadlines in March to claim them or they will be sold at the pound. Names of districts and brands appear with specific rump marks and notches, followed by sale deadlines.
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Sryering Moreham
Douglass
Paul
Virginia
Urree Yanns
Ile Ai
Mersavnve
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Tans
Bell
Laynemson
Mwanaton Ly
Rey
Jamal
Thompson
A Tage
Grant
Lloyd
Rance
Mull
Cok
Tad i Blows
Cwplowns
Lawteoch
Lanion
GEO
Coppin
The
Melbourne Courier
Courier
Joux Apansox
London
Jeneth
H. M. Gaol
Wen
Messrs
Marsden and
Cashmore
Tuy Epracoran Cnurco
Collins
AustRalia
Liverpool
William Grant
Corio
Ore
Ethey
Weeso
Seianoe
Swan
Kova Geonce
Wilmot
Royal Artillery
Arda
Dar
Phus
Bax
Bombay
Ander
P. Daha Peet
Grant Medical College
College of
Peet
Colonial Hospital
Scottandford
Jamsetjee Jeishoy Hospital
George Arthur
Presidency
Gregory and
Dinwoudie
Vizi
Giors
William O'Farrell
la Tron
Ralphs Ruddell
Hougxe Wano
Jos. Uullingall
Lovepme Wano
William R. H. Weekes
Wuannary
Councillor Kerr
Kerr
Gaasa Gata
Yarra Yarra
Montgomery
Freemasons
Neresaury
Lewatios
Bert Concen
Mame
Ear Williane
John Paltoce Saxthed
Daniel Wellesley O'Donnovan
John Stanway
Drs. Canten
Katey al
Authority
George Gipps
New South Wales
Great Britain
Ireland
Bourke
South Melbourne
South Melbourns
Ehsina
Elesius
Went & Chains
Tenners
Wonth Melbourne
Tmat
Government House
Bydnay
Turiptction
Cleims
Pinaock
Andra
Gran, Sropherssite
Serre Lins
Tas Inns
Pakerat Oman
Tawa
Ies
Apa
Femane
Howrbe- Lan
John C. Kiva
Beluodask
Opers Creeas
Nous
Elisabeth Aout
Collioy-street
John
King
Elbourne
Ctor Tat
W. Weig
Keght
Ange
A. A. Bmith
Gwatkin
Olesha
Ryeet Cockburn
Stedenut
Moetiseer's
Crewe Tun
Lesulaleaest
Fernie
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