Shipping News From Port Adelaide Harbour Records
Shipping notices detail arrivals and clearances on December 2 to 8 including Kangaroo, Triumph, and Bosphorus with cargoes from Port Adelaide and to Newcastle. lists cargo items, masters, and agents. vessels in harbour and expected arrivals, weather, and departures through late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangaroo
Port Adelaide
Paramoutis
Ballantyas and Co
Bosphorus
Newcastle
Triumph
Shipping Summary Arrivals and Departures in Early November
Shipping summary lists arrivals and departures from November 6 to November 90 inclusive. On Saturday November 6 the 153-ton schooner Sworditch, Johnston master, from Hobart Town with Bower as agent. Monday November 8 the 196-ton schooner Defiance, Gill master, from the River Don. Also Friday November 8 the 46-ton Triumph, roled, from Port Adelaide. Tuesday November 11 the 250-ton Royal Shepherd, Ward master, from Port Adelaide. J. Darwout agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangaroo
Tone Gordon
Muster
Port Adelaide
J. Darwent
Martha
Tone
Coning
Port Augusta
Wallaros
Trevitt
Mester
Newcastle
H. Simpson
Maid of Australia
Manier
Royal Shepherd
Tona
Ward
Port Auguste
Weir
Gordon
Kelai
Munroe
Mater
Balnat
Meander
Sundden
Coorong
Slater
Melbourne
Alexander
Skinner
Tndullest
Vasa
Eykkren
Walrus
Gowan
River Don
Saurday
Swordfish
Johnson
Hobart Town
Labul Jursday
Spella
Rebeces
Adelaide
Braid
Baturday
Sworditch
Johnston
Bower
Defiance
Gill
Don
D. Bower
Faloaday
Triumph
Schoonse
Roeld
Waster
Wage ‘Tureday
Port “Adelaide
J. Darwout
Birth notices from Port Wal laroo Moonta and Moonta Mines
Birth notices report three daughters born to families in Port Wal ar oo Moonta and Moonta Mines during November. W. Philips, Maxwell, and Capt. H R Hancock are named fathers or spouses, with locations and dates provided. A marriage notice records the union of William Dawson and Elizabeth Jane Williams at the bride’s father’s residence with Rev. T. Jarrett officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Port Wallaroo
W. Philips
Maxwell
Moonta
W. Maxwell
Hiycoux
Moonta Mines
H. R. Hancock
Wallaraa Cimes Tax Fight Shapes SA Parliament Budget
The article notes a tax feature in South Australia where the Estimates were mauled in Parliament. In Westminster fashion the Budget Speech provoked a confidence vote on government policy, while ministers were asked to revise Estimates. The process produced Hallmates, a flawed version of the budget bill, reflecting ongoing financial contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Critics of cannibal capitalism in South Australia politics
The piece rails at greedy ministers and their backers in a South Australian government, condemning pay, vanity, and the cabinet's servile dependencies. It notes calls for publicity, but worries over wasteful printing and the rise of offices in the Northern Territory while praising mining yields on the peninsula including Wallaroo, Mounta, Paramatta, Yelta, New Cornwall, and an English company’s favorable turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briowr, Case and Co
Arma
Betoni
Canm ‘and Co
Ipower
Canaras
South Australia
Avens
Hart
South Australis
Parliament
Garver
Northern Territory
Goveen
Friends of Ministers
Sraanhware
Ita
Lewis
Bacor
Councellors
Wallaroo
Mounta
Paramatta
Yelta
New Cornwall
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Shipping News
Kingston
J. Durwent
Ethursday
Arnold
Ister
Wand
Achvoner
Wigzell
Rowrit
Walch
Caven
Georges
Hubber
Basa
Lowry
Waltera
Bhis
Alifent
Hartigan
Benglehole
Assheton
Jacko
Case
Henney
Bentley
Beckman
Pope
Mitchell
Common
Berriman
Coltman
Furner
Cowling
Shale
Paul
Pre
Ford
Chappell
Thomas
Troll
Rossiter
Nicholl
Gon
J. Winall
Martin
James
Drew Bros
Axford and
Mill
Velta
Paramatin
Eves
Cook
Hocking
Trembath
Birds
Hanrock
Udg
Williams
Barrell
Sanders
Lrheat
Nankervis
Bailes Prel
Wenlock
Garner
Pesttic
Kurills
Abbott
Phillips
Hartley
Knobbe
Rosenberg
Rule
W. Ward
Reggiardo
Gribble
Bella
Nottie
Page
Haddy
Cavill
Webster
Pang Cow
Bowering
Paull
Whitlock
Enema
Co-operative Society
Dugs
Dean
Oardage Bargus
Sue
Rebecus
Baine Day
Trimph
Port Ade
Eelipao
Kedinw
Verulam
Kuogurou
Wallaraa
Cimes
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