Kadina Local Court Actions and Public Notices
A Kadina court session heard cases including Crosby v Green over a hired mare and related horse lending details, Munelarke v Taylor on lunacy and asylum referral, Mandlarke v Farrell on unregistered dogs, and Police v Williams about an unregistered dog and ownership, with adjournments for witness production and a later drunkenness fine. Legislative notes include a motion on steam power for Port Wakefield rail and various Assembly questions and orders, adjourned till the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadina
Auovsr
J. B. Shepherdson
S.M
Crosby
Wan
Eesson
M‘intyre
Edward M'Intyre
Defendant
Sway
Munelarke
Mary Tyler
Hosband
Mintaro
Wallaroo
Guage
Mandlarké
Farrell
Dors
Police
Williama
Suh Wilwones
Taylor-street
Fin
Te Dor
Wilson
Proceedings in Parliament Show Petitions and Bill Actions
In the Legislative Council Hon John Hodgkiss presented a petition for further pastoral levee concessions. The Statutory Oaths Bill received first reading. The Dreinage of the South East motion by Hon W Milner was amended. House adjourned for a week. In the Assembly questions on Eastern Plains Government Farm and other matters were referred. A paper laid on the table. Government resolutions to consolidate and amend the Licensing System were agreed.
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Weroxaswat
Asembly
Sheaoak Log
Daveyston
Cheriton
Hindmarti
Lewis
Baker
Barossa
D. Fisher
Board of
Dry Creek
Kaban
Torspar
Avover
Legislative Council
John Hodgkiss
W. Milnere
South East
House of Assembly
Royal Agricultural Society March Halted Assembly Adjourns
In the House of Assembly the session adjourned to allow members to attend the Pioughing March and the show of a rock connected with the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society.
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Tawnspay
House of Assembly
Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Fire at Ballarat destroys three shops in Melbourne telegraph
Intercolonial telegrams from August 16 report a large fire in Ballarat that destroyed three shops. Relief funds totalling seven hundred pounds were given to Taranaki relief. News notes from August 17 and 18 mention races, arrivals, rain needs, a wreck at Secubby Beach, and wool firm liabilities of a quarter of a million. The Land Bill is recommitted setting maximum area at 640 acres, and new omnibuses were used for a benevolent home drive.
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Adelaide
Victoria
Melbourne
Ballarat
Sarah
Mises Rove
Evans
Florence Bentley
Suffolk
the Royal
Omnibus Genauy
von Whifler
Avuca
Secubby Beach
Caps Hawe
Ibis
Street Omnibus Company
Benevolent Asylum
Supposed diamond turns out to be a white tapaz in Sydney
August 17 NSW reports the supposed diamond is a white tapaz. Clarke and Mason murder trials postponed until expression. Rohr and Co importers have failed with debts around £78000. Mudgee Mines Fairfield sent to Adelaide. Eden lost deck crew off Cape Howe. Four small pure diamonds found in Yass district.
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New South Wales
Sydney
T He Clarke
Mason
Pextression
Rohr & Co
Mudgee
Fairfield
Adelaide
Eden
Cook
Cape Howe
Yass
Bushmans Home Attempt Fails in New South Wales
In New South Wales an effort to establish a Bushman’s Home, promoted by Captain Scott, police magistrate, failed after dismal attendance and poor funding. Only five people attended the first meeting, three were police officers, and at the adjourned meeting attendance dwindled to one. Banks sent no substantial donations. total subscriptions reached only four pounds and ten shillings, leaving Captain Scoumbould with no viable result.
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Victoria
New South Wales
Reor Phaper
South Australia
Scott
Scoualbould
Fragments on governance and industry in Australia and colonies
The article discusses colonial financial discipline, parliamentary waste, and social reforms. It notes South Australia’s industrial projects under Rovd and Schomburgk, mulberry and sunflower efforts, and questions for profitability. It surveys Queensland’s budget crisis, calls for strict audit, and condemns blackmail in mining circles and journalistic misrepresentation. It also includes anecdotes on New Zealand flax use, a healing dressing, and an Aboriginal shepherd on a Malrose sheep run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supan Wudarteking
South Australia
Rovd
Schomburgk
Magill Industrial School
Thecus
Adelaide
Bnain
James Foreguson
Wue
Gwynne
Hargreaves
Queensland
Ike
Queens
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Port Wakefield
Parliament
Clive
Stur
Nog
Tnal
Francis
Alexander Monotow
Enya
New Zealand
Hopital
Scotr
Ropenaker
Dongy &O. Siice
Ieee
Malrose
Cwmnney
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