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Wallaroo Times And Mining Journal

Location

Wallaroo, South Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 28, 1869

Page

5

Port Darwin dredging plans loom over colony rail hopes

The article surveys government and civic bets on port improvements United with Port Wakefield tramway stables and horse contracts. It argues deepening the inner bar, a new dredge, and a long jetty to Light's Passage are needed at a collective cost near £100,000 while weighing the economics of rail projects and Indian market prospects for Australian horses. It notes parliamentary papers from Sir James Fergusson and debates on liquor tax, mine reports, and local notices including church foundations and land-orderholder issues.

M'Eacharn Aurifera House of Assembly Dan Fisher Aherries Balhannah Port Wakefield Bright Balclutha Melbourne Rangatira Marine Board Light R. D. Rose James Fergusson Earl Mayo India Port Darwin James Goyder Australia France Wallaroo Clare Bower Port Augusta London Moonta J. ¥. Simpson T. Raston Moonta Brass Band Glee Club Northern Territory Commissioner of Crown Lands Congregational Church Kadina Hay M.P Delta Mining Company

Moonta Mines Bazaar Delights Attract Crowds And Music

The Moonta Mines Bazaar featured the Moonta Mines Brass Band led by Thos Hodge, a bustling refreshment stall run by Mesdames Rice and Grey, and a lively lecture hall. The Moonta Mines Glee Club impressed with Beethoven Handel and Mozart selections, with Mr Herbert on organ, earning multiple encores.

Moonta Mines Thos. Hodge Thomas Davis Herbert Handel Messrs Kendal Nancarrow

God bless our Sailor Princes and Nelson’s Death in Concert

Applause" hailed a new song by Mr Nancarrow, stirring loyal sentiment in English listeners. He performed God bless our Sailor Princes and Death of Nelson in bold baritone, electrifying the audience as Trafalgar words echoed. The Band and Glee Club gave free services, with a suggestion for a benefit concert. The Bazaar impressed trustees with patronage. Rev Thos Raston praised the ladies’ tireless work and listed stall volunteers and organizers.

Princs Nancarrow Nelson Trafalgar England Glee Club Thos. Raston Miss Jolly Mesars James, Williams

Mining report from Rankine and Moonta shafts shows ore progress

The week’s mining notes detail Rankine’s shaft striking a rich yellow lode about three and a half feet in, with no hanging wall signs and expected early ore. Kitto’s and Cooper's shafts report lodes holding their character and improving. Evxo notes extra horses hauling water, aiming to reach a suspected old-bunch ore. North-East Moonta shows two lodes improving, Pararra observes easier ground and copper stains, Chataea reports shafting progress toward fourteen to fifteen fathoms depth, Moosoorre highlights eastern deposits and worthy developments, Moona Prospective Company halts operations awaiting richer indications, South Bowers signals good potential, Yuura Movz records a new six-fathom ore discovery potentially Taylor’s lode continuation, Lookings and Poora Mise indicate promising levels and deepening lode work.

James Cart Krrro Rankine Kitto Cooper's Evxo Moonta Carr PararRa Cnatta Ead Evohasions Lodek Mooxra Yuura Movz Carr. Cownrya Taylor Poora Mise Contma

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