New South Wales News From Sydney January Era
A Sydney edition reports on Treasury Island attacks where the American whaler Superior was destroyed and twenty six crew killed with three captives later rescued. Captain Moir aided by a relative to free prisoners. Also notes on imperial justice, inland separation cries, a manslaughter verdict at Cockatoo Jeland, and a court case over a harbor collision.
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New South Wales
Sydney
5. M. Herald
Soemon Group
Treasury Island
Superior
Mair
Ariel
Copan
Poscesson
Britain
Woodlark Island
Islention
Wm. Day
Cockatoo Jeland
James Heald
Supreme Court
Spier
Hunter River Steam Navigation Company
Paterson
Kiandra
Armidale
Macquarie Street
Horan
Vass Courier
Lambing Flat
Revival of the Church urged across city in unified days
The Evangelical Alliance calls eight days of united prayer from January 6 to 13 for a Spirit outpouring and revival. The Bishop of Sydney circulated guidance for services January 7 to 9, with Congregational ministers and York Street chapel preparing events. A full list of sixty electorates and seventy-two Assembly members is provided for the new parliament, including J. Lackey, J. Byrnes, Charles Cowper, Parkes, and Windeyer among others.
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Sydney
Church Society
Phillip Street
York Street
New Assembly
Argyle
T A Murray
Balronald
A Morris
Braidwood
M Moriarty
Bogan G Lord
Bathurst
J Hart
Carcour
WW Watt
Canterbury
J Lucas
R Raper
Clarence
Clark Irving
Camden
J Morrice
J Douglas
Central Cumberland
J H Atkinson
Z. C.laycock
Eden
D Egan
Enat Maitland
J Dicksom
East Macquarie
H Suttor
W Cummings
Goulburn
C H Walsh
Glebe
T W Smart
Gwydir
F T Rusden
Hunter
I J Blake
Hawkesbury
R Paddington
J A Cunneen
Hartley
H Rotton
Clawarra
Haworth
Kiama
S W Gray
Lower Hunter
A W Scott
Liverpool Plaine
A Dick
Mudgee
Terry
Murrumbidgee
W Macleay
Morpeth
D Buchanan
Monaro
Thomas Garret
Juar
Newcastle
J Hanwell
Northumberland
T Lewis
Northern Gold Fields
J Hoskins
Nepem
T Ryan
Newtown
A M‘arthur
Erellan
J Leary
New England
G Markham
Orange
J Peisley
Paddington
J Sutherland
Paterson
W M Arnold
Paramatta
J Lackey
J Byrnes
Patrick's Plains
WC Lesley
Queanbeyan
W Redman
Charles Cowper
H Parkes
Caldwell
R Stewart
Lang
W C Windeyer
W Love
D CD
Southern Golf
JB Wilson
Gedward
Shepherd
Shoalhaven
J Garret
The
Hastings
H Fiett
Tenderfield
R Meston
Murray
J Hay
Lachlan
T'N Ryan
Tumut
Chas Cowper
Williams
WB Allen
Hume
T If Mate
RRS
J Robertson
Weat Macquarie
R Driver
West Maitland
BC Weeken
Wellington
Daniel
Windsor
W Walker
Wollombi
J Eckford
Western Goldfields
H Wisdom
Yass Plains
H O' Brien
Exploration notes on No Man's Land by Major Warburton
The Advertiser previews Major Warburton's journal on a journey west of Stuart and Eyre, detailing conditions beyond Fowler's Bay. It questions the value and viability of occupation, noting scarce water, sand hill barriers, and the impracticality of depots, wool movement, or large flock depasture in the region. The report summarizes a cautious prognosis for settlement within the next 600 years.
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Wansumton
Major Warburton
Stuart
Eyre
New South Wales
Advertiser
No Man‘’s Land
South Australia
Western Australia
Muir
No Man’s Land
Sydney
Fowler's Bay
Kandalippe
Kondalippee
Kondalippe
Wallaroo
Copper ore finds fuel prospecting in South Australia
Reports describe sections in Mesars and Harris and Fisher prospects with copper staining and a large gossan lode. Other firms are examining nearby sections and show encouraging ore potential, while a tragic accident at Gawler Plains concerns a six year old with severe facial injuries.
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Mesars, Macdonald and Scammell
Harris and Fisher
South Australian Register
Srocuixa Acument
Parham
Gawler Plains
Smithfield
Gower Hospital
Popham
Yacur
Pennington
Portland
Chapman
Alberton
Destructive fire sinks barque Missionary off Tasmanian coast
The 217 ton barque Missionary, under Captain William Simpson, sailed from Hobart Town on the 18th for Melbourne with timber. A fire broke out in the early hours near Hammock Island on Christmas Day. the crew abandoned ship, reaching Goose Island and Tamar Heads after a harsh voyage. The vessel insured for £1600, with cargo insurance unclear. Public notices follow on land policy and immigration debates from Hobart Town Mercury and Launceston Examiner.
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William Simpson
Hobart Town
Melbourme
N.W
Hammock Island
Hummock Island
Goose Island
Mr. Scott
D Davies
Tamar Heads
Launceston
Tasmania
Bruni
Hobart Town Mercury
Haway
Wallentina
Maories Movements Near Auckland Reported
From Kawhia and Aotea comes word of native movements near the capital. A meeting at Kawhia followed mourning for Mahonetahi and discussed Taranaki action while avoiding harm to unarmed Europeans. Aotea notes a small defection toward Pora-naki and a Tamaheare gathering near Horotiu to unite with Tauranga friends.
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Auckland
New Zealande
Kawhia
Pou Nei
Jwi
Mahnetahi
Taranaki
Mahovetalu
Aotea
Pora Naki
Tamaheare
Horotiu
Kuothana
Tauranga
Watet
Weather note from Bendigo amid hot Pall Mall heat
The fragment reports extreme heat with a thermometer at 102 in the shade in Bendigo and Pall Mall, noting the sweltering day. It hints at public figures and possible political change, referencing Bendigo and a tabernacle, in a clipped, period tone.
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Sandhurst
Pall Mall
Taiu
Ale Earpon
Atlavasons
Bendigs
Bendigo
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Enya the Mercury
Immigration Board
Grosa
Insouvanor
Tas Honnar Town
Charles Wallace Hall
John Calla Hall
C. W. Hall
Jute C. Hall
Hobart Town Daily Advertiser
C. W.itt
J.C. Hall
Cornwall
Parnu
Deludherer
Marty
Harry
Emilry
Australie
Alwiool
Launcesia
Julia Street
Panion
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