Prince of Wales Mining Venture and Port Walraooran Exports
The region reports a new mining company near Parara with sinking begun and hopes for a payable lode. Port Woollaron receives Hunter River oranges, while Moonta notes mining activity, a growing Aboriginal mission, and rail Atlantic trade fluctuations. Continent-wide politics and the Irish Church Bill debates are described alongside colonial surveys and a favorable return voyage of the Gulnare to Port Adelaide.
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Port Woollaron
Hunter River
New South Wales
Dean
Prince ‘of “Wales
Parara
Moonta Bible Christian Chapel
Allan
Lloyd
Raston
Mill
Gill
George
Malcom
Moonta
Northern Argus
Warrow
Port Lincoln
Yorke's Peninsula
Baptist Chapel
Moonta Township
Hancock
G. M. Birks
G. F. Angas
Angas Park
London Missionary Society
Hamley
South Bowers Company
Parrara Mining Company
Moonta Prospecting
Advertiser
Northern Territory
Tompkinson
Pasquin
Bald Hill
Ora Se
Port Adelaide
Gladstone
Mr Disraeli
Elizabeth
Newdegate
Disraeli
Salisbury
Lord Stanley
Kangaroo S.s
Wallaroo
Grant
Reverdy Johnson
Motley
Risa
Dutch Republic
England
Macaulay
Court of
St. James
American Senate
Bankum
Vienna
D.C.L
University of Oxford
Monument Proposed for Dean Farrell Died April 26 in Malvern
Adelaide report notes heavy rain and a dull breadstuff market. Wheat and flour prices listed. Northern Territory Company holds another meeting with no decision. A memorial proposal is set for Dean Farrell who died in Malvern on April 26.
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Northern Territory Company
Dean Farrell
Malvern
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Earl of Derby
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France
Italy
Rome
Russia
Prussia
M. de Lavatette
Europe
Persia
Central Asia
Lord Mayo
Punjab
Shere Ali
Ameer
Afghanistan
Amballah
Oxus
Gulnare
Goyder
Timor
Sweet
Port Darwin
Mira
Schultee
Telegraphic News
Adelaide
Ince Alfred Wesleyan College
Rev. W. L Bryxs
Bamven Fipprax, Esq
St John's College Cambridge
Avex
Ross
Queen's
Frea Church Training College
Edinburgh
Aypgew Sport
G. W. Cotton
Samuel Knight