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Newspaper

Melbourne Leader

Location

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Date

Nov 30, 1861

Page

3

Aldinga Post Office delays and local news items

Many have returned without discovering the apps. The Aldinga mails were delivered at the Post Office yesterday morning. The Post Office was closed most of the day to allow staff to sort Aldinga's mail. Other letters were not delivered. Patrons waited hours for registration of tollers from Victoria containing money, but no avail as Bren postage ramps could not be obtained. It is not known when newspaper delivery will begin. The widening of the jetty is progressing at the waik's pane. No government provision is being made for the expected influx of population. The Union and New South Wales Banks refused to cash post-dated notes of the New Zealand Bank. A ministers' conference met at Knox's Church, Dunedin, on Wednesday last. The Tunpeke diggings have, by an Act of the Provincial Council, been constituted an electoral district with power to return two representatives to the provincial Council of Otago.

Aldinga Waa Ataif Fort du Aldinga Victoria Uniom New South Wales New Zealand Bank Knox's Church Dunedin Tunpeke Provincial Council Provincial Council of Otago Revula Willen Street Walliata Stawell King Mackanxa Kino Iowite de Mamenra Mr Keng Mr Keyes Burke and Wills Fe Eataore Mr Kuwa Mr Exxiorr Macxmuna Kix Mr Kit Mr King Dr Macempra Burke Willa Kawa Ustves Sur Burke Willey Dr Maccurxa Wille Kina Wills Twalva Teibes Erasorr Alwsys Mr Extiate Tyo Hopsless Buutore Megan Uouumenia Tve Dr Eaves Gulf of Penta Moaiie Samus Smith Ming Kluge Macazan Kornald Exot Chaervel Camuce Ms King Kiwo de Macauix Aileen Heckas

Invocation Text Attributed To Father Bleasdale

Fragmentary OCR from a religious text shows an invocation praising divine power and condemning a deceiver. The damaged lines mention Father Bleasdale and a litany against false worship, with archaic diction and mixed names, lacking clear narrative context or modern references.

Official declaration of the poll in St Kilda Prahran race

The official declaration of the poll for the Electoral District of St Kilda was made at noon on the hustings beside Prahran Town Hall. Mr Johnston faced harsh criticism from supporters, while Mr Crews and Mr Te Hannah contested the seat amid party tensions and alleged financial backing from the Victorian Association. The speech sought to defend working class interests and warned of continued political struggle.

Hilda St. Kilda Prahran

Vote of thanks to Mr King by Exploration Committee

A meeting of the Royal Jocinty Exploration Committee at Apim declined public detail. Mr John King attended and received warm congratulations after the expedition. The chair and other members lauded his safe return, and the committee agreed to express gratitude to God and Mr King in a formal motion.

King Exploration Committee Royal Jocinty Apim John King Mr King Badeswis Bucnmrany W. ‘Stowell Preasium Pfblic Astration Wulstra Od Janis Buron Harda Vonquet Dusors Cme Macemota Burke

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