Shipping News and Cargo Details From Port Adelaide
Thursday June 5 cargo listings show the Prince Arthur bringing flooring boards from Port Adelaide and the Kangaroo loading ore and various goods for Port Adelaide. Vessels in harbour include Charlotte, Atlantic, Prince Arthur, and Kangaroo with expected arrivals listed as Adelaide schooner.
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Port Adelaide
Kangaroo
Dunstan
Haylock
Whitford
Edo
Jewell
Roses
Walter
Det Reesets
Washah
Hartge
Olifont
Dr. Herbert
Wyatt
Michell and Sons
Farner
Wineall
James
Martin
Thomas
Berrima
Toskin
Banfield
Ford
Beckman
Common
Drew Brothers
Emerson
Bentley
Pope
Turner
Chappell
Jacka
Secombe and
Johnstons
Hosking
Wenlock
Garner
Haday
Trevan
Richards
Burden
J. Thorn
Levida
Burpees
Brown
Jones
Forth
G. Duncan
Tapping
Johnsons
B. Snell
Thurston
Payne
Eland
Sdo
Blackwall & Co
Gadd
Bower
Birks
Osperative Society
Rigumenta
Bath
Morowia Mine
Bon Buon
Daving
Charlotte
Barque
Atlantic
Prince Arthur
Weather Forecast for Wednesday to Friday
The forecast describes Wednesday with light northwest winds and fine conditions. Thursday is noted as January 3 with easterly light winds. Friday shows northwest winds at moderate strength.
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N.W
Wallaroo Prices Current Tail Be Tail
Wallaroo market prices list a wide range of produce and meats with varied quotations. Notable items include beef 4d to 6d per lb, bacon 1s p tb, cheese English 13 8d, potatoes new 10s, wheat 6a, milk 6d per quart, oranges 1 6d to 20 per dozen, turnips 4d per bunch, cabbages 4d to 8d each, onions 4d per lb, and various fruits with limited availability such as peaches and apricots.
Intercolonial Conference shows limited support for tariff union
The article reports that delegates at the recent Intercolonial Commercial Conference in Sydney found little backing for a uniform tariff across colonies. It notes the small delegation and general belief that a commercial union is impractical, with critics warning that protective policies would harm consumers and deter enterprise. It contrasts this with defense of free trade and marketplace openness, arguing protection would wither local industry and reduce gains from global commerce.
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Sydney
Chamber of Commerce
Australasia
Tims
House of Rothschild
Lowe
England
Canada
United States
Victoria
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
Tropics
Lancashire
Railway Manager and other notes from the colony
Notices announce Mr Bonney to take rail duties with tariff changes, Mr Mais resigns seeking health in Melbourne, a company forms to work twelve reefing claims near Caledonian on Jupiter Creek, and gas charges reduce. A light locomotive engine for Port Wakefield line is sought. Mr Mallett abandons hemp plans. a marble grave marker for Julius Metwent is noted. Wheat Jars Mining reports ore branches near Wheal Hughes and Paramatta, with a new shaft planned. The Register discusses Magill Industrial School costs and potential benefits, amid parliamentary quips on public spending and governance.
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Bonney
Mais
Melbourne
Caledonian
Jupiter Creek
South Australian Gas Company
Commissioner of Public Works
Port Wakefield
Mrt
Mallett
Lefevre’s
Wallaroo
Julian Mesont
Julius Metwent
Wheat Jars Mining Company
Tore Pre-Chambers
Sereed
Register
Magill
Bundey
Jems
Indee Id
Dist
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Maprma
Kadine
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Kadina
Moonta
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