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Wallaroo Times And Mining Journal

Location

Wallaroo, South Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 28, 1869

Page

6

Proceedings in Parliament and NSW Updates

Proceedings in Parliament record the Chief Secretary answering questions on mail conveyance, the Murray iron bridge, and volunteer regulations. The Stockade Enquiry Board report was laid. motions by Barrow and Baker were withdrawn. Bills on oaths and public health move forward. adjournments noted. NSW items include the Daphne case, McKinlay acquittal, a navy banquet postponement, fundraising for Archbishop Polding, Florence’s return damaged, and Yass diamond valuation ruling.

Trnspiy The Legislative Council Murray Stockade Enquiry Board Barrow J. Baker House of Assembly Mount Barker Commissioner of Public Works Lunatic Asylum Select Committee

Government questions and rents discussed in Wroespay session

August 25 session saw Mr Bright move to complain about government answers to questions. A return of salaries and emoluments for government officers was ordered. Debates on rents for mineral leases and auditing independence were adjourned till Friday. New Volunteer Regulations and commissions issued in 1966 were examined. The House adjourned shortly after 5 PM.

Wrosespay House of Assembly Bright Weales Fisher South Australia Customs Union Sydney Cheriton Baker

Equity realises £16000 in Kyte property amid colony updates

Adelaide reports from Melbourne note Kyte's estate equity reaching £16000 with other tales of Cape Howe prospecting hopes, Waterhouse Reefs bids, censure of Ballarat MPs, pay limits for members, Ballarat litigation in Prince of Wales vs Working Miners, and inquiries into Captain Donna amid Land Bill debates and Chinaman arrivals aboard the Chelsea. A Chelsea voyage fatality and the Prince Regent grounding off Port Curtis are also recorded.

Adelaide Victoria Melbourne Kyte Cape Howe Ballarat Waterhouse Reefs Butters Yesternight Prince of Wales Company Somages Donna Oity McCulloch Chelsea Macartney Prince Regent Port Curtis

Te Kooti Massacre Reported in Waikato Conflict

Via Sydney August 23 news says Te Kooti has massacred eighteen Waikato men. Reports state eighteen were killed at Waikato. Two hundred men are building a pair at Rangamata. Via Melbourne August 18 Parliament plans to send a War Commissioner home. Ghoorkas are advocated for war. War news deemed unimportant. Gold reportedly discovered at Opiri.

Sydney Clarke McKinlay South Sea News Eromanga Anna South Seas Hannah Bloomfield Queensland Fiji New Zealand Te Kooti Waikato Rangamata Melbourne Opiri

Diamond Hunting Sparks Australian Gem Debate

A Melbourne observer reviews Hunt’s patented sieve device for sorting by specific gravity, discusses its potential for diamonds and gold recovery, and surveys claims of diamonds in Australia and South Africa. It notes skepticism among scientists, the South African district inquiries, and the feasibility of West Australian pearl ventures with diving methods.

Hunt National Museum Australia Tennant Strand Bendigo London Ballarat South Africa Harry Emanuel Bondstreet J. R. Gregory Gregory Geological Magazine Cape England Hope Town Atherstone Bastery Brazil Ural Georgia North Carolina South America Pearts Melbourne West Australia Walsh Collins-street

Largest diamond mystery draws Sydney interest and Tamworth tale

A sensational tale from New South Wales describes a vast stone found near Tamworth. The Tamworth Examiner notes townsfolk believed the gem genuine, while Mint and Bank of New South Wales officials debate custody. The object is described as duck egg size, milky and semi transparent, with no visible facets and minor chipping at one end.

New South Wales Sydney Herald Townsend Bank of New South Mountain of Light Bank of New South Wales Tamworth Newcastle Colonial Smith Consignee New England Bendeemer Hall George-street Troy

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