Shipping News Highlights arrivals and imports at Moonta Port
Shipping reports list arrivals from Port Adelaide and Newcastle, including the Kangaroo 180 tons and the Triumph 46 tons with masters Arnold and Ward. Imports from the Kangaroo include 7 cases and 63 bags, amid extensive cargoes from Moonta Mining and other firms. Also notes cargoes of coal and ore on Bosphorus and Koupes through Moonta Bay. Vessels listed: Kangaroo Triumph Royal Shepherd Holipee and Walrus among others, with movements dated July 6–9.
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Kangaroo
Panton
Sic
Port Adelaide
Darwent
Triumph
Arnold
Micouta Bay
Hosphorus
Ward
Newcastle
Jimrpee
Royal Shepherd
Port Auguste
J. Darwent
Walters
Walsh
Wigzell
Whitford
Evers
George
Leask
Hsylock
Cate
Bas
Drew Brothers
Axford and Mill
Chappell
Pascoe
National Bank
Taylor and Selises
Common
Botoe
Rossiter
Beckman
Farner
Aupt. Hancock
Moonta Mining Company
Paramaatea Mining Company
J. Potter
Cades
Hartigan
Cook
Simons
T.R. Hart
D. Brown
Cavill
Caves
Williams
Baunders
W. Burpee
Jones
Brown
North
Thorne
Levida
Havergrave
Johnston
Hhda
B. Tapping
G Duncan
Bolmeyer
Snell
Birks
Blackwell and Co
Bolls
Bath
Gadd
Pang Chow
Whitlock
Co-operative
Eland
Segar
Parnell
Bowman
Kigsmonte
Hardy
Iaan
Rasheton
Jem
Rooke
Moonta Bay
Moonta
Andrew
Drew Bros
Bengishels
Wallaroo
Wallaroo Mining Company
Irun, Heath
Port Adalaide
Moonta Mining Ny
New York Revolution backs married women keeping maiden names
The New York Revolution advocates allow married women to retain their maiden names, arguing tradition and identity should endure after marriage. The stance highlights ongoing debates over name conventions and personal branding in society.
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New York Revolution
Pleydell-Wallaroo Marriage at Marya Church
Married at Wallaroo Marya Church by Rev J L Smith Thomas George Pleydell of Wallaroo to Emma Harricon youngest daughter of J B Shepherdson Esq 8 M Wallaroo.
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Prsypert
Suera Ernsox
Bi Marya Church
Wallaroo
J. L. Smith
Thomas George Pleydell
Emma Harricon
J. B. Shepherdson
England and Sumner clash over American demands
The piece mocks Senator Sumner and his inflammatory speech on English relations, arguing it fed American arrogance and risked war. It cites press reaction from New York papers and discusses blockades, the Alabama incident, and potential European involvement, noting English reluctance to provoke conflict.
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Wrrnout
England
Suse
America
Sumner
Senate
Suamner
Scumner
United New York Press
The
Herald
the Tribune
the Times
New York Preas
Zacu Onannler
Michigan
Cessara
Canada
Liverpool
Lincoln
Alabama
Messra Lamp
Svarven
Atlantic
Gant
France
Queen Victoria
Europe
Hamburgh
Frankfort
Banda
Weeball
Mining faith and colony progress in South Australia
A reader argued mining speculation harms true progress though it fuels jobs and trade. Citing the Peninsula, mining created 11,000 jobs, built towns, ships, and infrastructure, and boosted Adelaide merchants while supplying flour and meat to residents. The piece warns moral contamination may underlie opposing views.
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Thursdey
South Australia
Buwdie-street
Adelaide
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