May Evening Breathes Through Springtime Poem
A fragmentary poem by Br Woiwuax Cristy Bavarn titled May Evening laments the passing of spring and the return of gloom. Imagery of blooming meadows, birds, bees, and flowers contrasts with a sadness for the departed season and the living. The verse asks where spring has wandered and longs for renewal as night falls.
Intercolonial Telegrams From Adelaide Papers
Melbourne July 13 The Assembly debates Governor or Land Board powers for occupation. Bellamy perjury charge dismissed. Explosion at Bu Flour Mill Albert Hill killed another man injured. A likely trial. Uneros sold 20 000 plants. Melbourne July 14 The Board suspends Captain Trumble of the Explorer for six months on negligence. Mills charges against three members discussed. Police granted liberty to wear beards.
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Melbourne
Land Board
Bellamy
Albert Hill
Yi Win
Uneros
Suly
Trumble
Assembly
Mills
Australian coal sales disappoint. ship crew saved after abandonment
Reports from Sydney describe unsatisfactory coal consignments and a Bathurst case where two men received term reductions for attempting suicide by opening veins. An incident notes the barque Glanrug Taonaberg abandoned with the crew saved, and a pending inquiry into the Polynesian murders as Hovell's sentence is awaited.
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Sydney
Chilfian
Bathoret
Mauritius
Melbourne
Te Executive
Siley
Fnally
Hovell
Wellington telegrams reveal Kooti plans and rebel actions
From the Argus telegrams dated Monday June 28 reports that Te Kooti intends to destroy native settlements near Taupo and push upriver to join resistance. Rebels reportedly escorted along the river by Topia’s forces. About 40 more rebels captured. natives urged to join militias. further communications with the rebels noted.
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Pislorr Ron Finatives
Seal Fa
Taupo Eae
T Te Kooti
Wargeens
Mareading
Taupo Mee
Miliess Labs
Natives Names Key Point in Victoria Land Bill Debate
In the Legislative Assembly Mr F Higinbotham proposed amending the Land Bill to allow the Governor to proclaim name changes for towns parishes and counties to preserve native names. The measure was agreed to. The proceedings later critiqued Mr M Kean for continued disruption and insulting remarks, ending with the House being counted out after eleven.
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Legislative Assembly
Brighton
F Higinbotham
Victoria
Higinbotham
M'Kean
Onc
Aspinall
M‘kean
Andr
Copper Discovery Prompts Mining Prospect in Ballarat District
Copper ore findings near Rodney Company and at Spra have sparked renewed mining interest. Specimens show near pure copper and copper pyrites with potential for test development under local investors. A company formed to test the ground reports promising traces and possible valuable mineral color in the region.
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Battanat
Iran
Rodney Company
Partridge
Ayanger
Bank of Australania
Gentileman
Hodney Company
Ballarat
Rodney Comy
Linton
Spra ‘Ale
Smith Tibbet
Sherard
Victoria to build new mint in Sydney with 310 by 220 foot site
Tenders soon to be gazetted for a brick Victorian Mint to replace the old coinage system. The plans show a three sided courtyard mint with offices on William street, assay rooms on Little Lonsdale, a long coining hall, melting, weighing rooms, and guard rooms at corners to secure the facility.
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Victoria
Sydney
Exhibition Reserve
William-street
Little Lonsdale-street
Lonsdale-street
Mint
Drinking dens of Melbourne raise alarm in city heat
The narrative surveys Little Bourke and Little Lonsdale streets revealing a rising female drinking class. It notes liquor access, outdoor sleeping spots, and associations with sailors and soldiers, calling for police measures while reporting on mining news and a legislative skirmish over the Scab Bill.
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Age Nios
Melbourne
Metropolia
Little Bourke
Little Lonsdale
Swanston Street
Collins Street
Flinders Street
Prince's Bridge
Miia Creawick
Litton
Gopper
Sleep
Cudegong River
BN. 8. W
Australian Diamond Mines Company
Plessants and Pacific travels cited in New Zealand dispatch
A muddled report from Auckland describes Duke of Edinburgh taking six brace of plessants for distribution in Tahiti and other Pacific lands. It notes a letter from Waikato and mentions Kereopa threatening to eat the eyes of all the lerrymen on the island. Concerns about counterfeit letters and police pay and duties surface, with reports of colonels away and local squatter issues in Marlborough and the Wasteki River region.
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New Zealand
Duke of Edinburgh
Auckland
Tahiti
Pacific
Waikato
Kereopa
Chineros
Coggins
Ludee
Oamard
Jouress
Aorta
Usachiss
M“ iDosbell
Thames
Marlboroughs
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Adelaide
New South Wales
Wellington
Argus
Prete
Huot
Ttme
Mt Rice
Hunt
Albion
Monilay
Menbers
West Bourke
Maryborough
Meg Kean
Macpherson
King
Tor Dundas
Mary Borough
M*kean