Colonial Gossip Sees Former Officials Marking Ministerial Ruin
Rumors swirl as ex-Secretary and ex-Lord Lieutenant of Ireland meet in Bombay for mutual congratulations on ministerial fallout. Discussions hint at plans for further travel through Calcutta Cochin and Adam Bay before aiming for Melbourne and possibly Mount Lofty. Legislators clash over the Glenelg railway prorogation as Bagot and Puller contend with caucus pressure while the session nears its end. Border Customs Act of 1967 receives royal assent amid bank embezzlement reports in Forbes and Sydney updates.
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Lord Mayo
Baron Napier
Magdala
Bombay
Ireland
Martal
Bnd
James
India
Basty Ce
Catcutta
Cochin Ching
Adam Bay
Stuart
Lady Earth
Cooper's Creek
Mr Elder
Port Augusta
Adelaide
Mount Lofty
Australia
Melbourne
Glenel
James Fergusson
Glenelg and Suburban
Bagot
Puller
Strangways
Townsend
Bentham Neales
McCabe
City Bank
Sydney
Greville
Forbes
Melbourne smallpox cures and market notes from Adelaide papers
The Adelaide sourced dispatch reports Melbourne smallpox cases cured with similar cases in Greensborough. It notes Victoria Racing Club meetings, a £264 balance, Nightingale cargo rates, Victorian and Californian sales, wheat prices, and a political move toward Public Works. It also mentions dairy price rises, a fresh smallpox outbreak near Immigration Hospital, greensborough links, and a chartered ship Sussex.
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Adelaide
Victoria
Melbourne
Greensborough
Victoria Racing Club
Nightingale
John McCrae
Sussex
Bomby
J.men Fergusson
Jesves
Darling Mail Robbed Again in Sydney
The Darling Mail reports a second robbery in Sydney on January 19, detailing the break in and the loss of valuables. Police investigations continue as staff assess damages and security lapses.
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South Wales
Sydney
Darling Mail
Alfred College Briebone Opens February First
Queensland dispatch reports Alfred College at Briebone will open on February 1, with preparations underway and officials confirming the date and inaugural arrangements through Sydney.
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Sydney
Alfred College
Briebone
New Zealand Theatres of Labor Scandals and Skirmishes Reported
New Zealand papers via Melbourne state Dr Carr was summoned by an employee for wages under mesmeric influence. A verdict for the defendant on illegal occupation was delivered January 19. Gothenburg notices conflict details with Sydney, Konti skirmish shows four bush parties. 50 women, 16 children, 14 men captured, 120 enemy killed. Whitmore plans fresh pursuit.
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Melbourne
Hokitila
Dr Carr
Gothenburg
Mavuury Lst
Sydney
Konti
Koor
Thanaly
Whitmore
Proceedings in Parliament and Bills Passed
The 19th report of the Printing Committee was brought up and adopted. The Supreme Court Act Amendment Bill and the Waste Lands Sales Appropriation Bill were read a first time. The Licensed Vi tualness Act Amendment Bill was read a third time and passed. A despatch from the Secretary of State was read with the route for H R H the Duke of Edinburgh in the Galatea. The Waste Laws Act Amendment Bill was further considered in committees.
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Torspat
Jancany
Legislative
H.R.H
Duke of Edinburgh
House Debates Glenelg Railway Bill and Telegraph Rates
Petitions favour Glenelg Railway Bill and cut in telegraph charges. Voting: polling place move from Shooak Log to Freeling. Questions answered. Adjournment motion noted. Murray snaghoat sale and Northern Territory vessel purchase cited. Select Committee report drafted but negatived by one absence. Fine extension for report granted. Troop Payment and Provincial Gas Company Bills received sans amendments. Waste Lands Legal Practitioners Licensed Victuallers bills received with amendments to be considered next day. Harrier Ranges route approved. Wool import return ordered. Jabile House adjourned for next day.
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House of Assembly
Glenelg
Northern Territory Service
Select Committee On the
Volunteer Force
Sithout
Harrier Ranges
Jabile
Parliament Debates and Bill Advancements in Council
Reports show papers laid on the table and remarks by Hon Hogarth as the Government undertakes to address issues between Murray and Truro. The Waste Lands Appropriation Bill was defeated on a parliamentary rule point, while the Squatters relief and other bills progressed or were blocked in committee. The House adjourned for Friday.
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Weoverpay
Jaxvanr
Legislative Council
S. Hogarth
Murray
Truro
House Debates Glenelg Railway Bill and Amendments
Petition from W Bartley heard before Glenelg Railway Bill. Benjamin Boathby Waterworks manager petition printed. Hart reports Volunteer Force Committee minutes. Townsend moves second reading of Adelaide Marine and Suburban Railway Bill. debate broadens. Bill in Committee. several clauses postponed and more promised. House adjourns at 8.00 pm.
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W Bartley
Glenelg
Benjamin Boathby
Hart
Volunteer Force Committee
Townsend
Hge
Legislative Council
Licensed Victuallers Act
Travellers on the Continent Draw Mixed Courtesy and Critique
A Spectator writer notes autumn Englishwomen over fifty roaming Switzerland and North Italy keep calm, resist costs, and leave pleasant impressions. He contrasts them with Americans abroad, praising restraint and criticizing loud voices and bad tempers among some traveling Americans.
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The
Spectator
Switzerland
Italy
Glascow
Lake of Constance
Europe
Claen
Enira Ures
South
England
Pleoxanter
Police Court Wallaroo Drunk and Disorderly
In Wallaroo Police Court James Dunn pleaded guilty to absence from the Kadina without leave. Captain Blanche would not pursue the charge and Dunn to pay costs and forfeitures before being sent to a ship. Unregistered dogs case involves Ferguson and Duncan with penalties or imprisonment. Duncan’s dog case is dismissed. Butler case remanded with payment order of 18s weekly through Clerk if employment cannot be found.
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J. B. Stepherdson
S.M
James Dunn
Blanche
Kadina
Blynche
McEntyre
Fergusa
Dinewn
McRntyee
Keaawanit
Butler
Wallaroo
Kayanda
Dreams and Nightmares of a Damp Bedside Vision
A narrator recalls vivid dreams of being dragged through a dream and of a murder attempt in an old house. Lir Symonne witnesses sleep disturbances as thunder and a candle reveal a dark room. A jam leak from a cupboard causes a sa ndal in the sheets and a frightening wake. Later, a friend discusses animal instincts and a Worcestershire short horn dream near the Malvern Hills.
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Worcestershire
Herefortshire
Malvern Hills
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