Posture of License Reform and Transport News From Port Wallaroo
The report surveys licensing debates led by the Attorney-General and delays in securing a public houses licensing framework. It notes excessive pubs in Port Wallaroo, calls for a qualified licensing board in Adelaide, and criticizes past favors to “brother Justices,” while praising the deputation’s reform proposals alongside broader colonial transport and rail matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theton
Adelaide
Port Wallaroo
Melbourne
Register
Flinders-street
Pickwick
Daniel
Nathan
King Colton
Thia
Colton
Victoria Farmers Form Club to Prevent Depredations
At a meeting in Victoria farmers formed a club to prevent depredations by Huot Club and adjoining groups. Members discussed cooperative actions and patrols to protect crops and livestock from marauders.
Application to Admit Victorian Cartidter in Galbraith v Hughes
Adelaide telegraphic notice reports an application to the Supreme Court to admit A Michie to appear for Galbraith in Galbraith v Hughes. The prior six year old refusal is noted, with no court order issued this time. Also mentions Alfred Stine ore yield and a new South Australian Carrying Company formed with Reunsevell's plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
A. Michie
Galbraith
Hughes
Alfred Stine
Port Augusta
Reunsevell
Melbourne Murder Suspect Weigert Remanded
In Melbourne on June 10 Weigert accused of murdering Lynch has been remanded. A motion in the Assembly proposes repaying the Duke of Edinburgh’s colony outlay. Government plans to add funds to Estimates for expanded wharfage in the current year. Sydney reports McGrath the champion sculler is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Weigert
Lynch
Duke of Edinburgh
Sydney
Fane
McGrath
South East South Australia visit stirs debates on resources
Adelaide observers recount Sir James Fergusson’s three day visit in the South-East, praising colonial hospitality while sparring over local government finance and road funding. The dispatch notes Hinckley’s critique of centralisation, calls for revenue sharing, and hints at future constitutional changes plus lingering market jitters in wool and copper sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cavough
Hia Col- Tongues
Crown Landa
Utnforvunste Colonista
Joney
Public Works Department
Public Works Office
Sioner
Public Works
Her Majesty
Melbourne
Iime
Wight
Providence
Teie
Galle
Australia
Perth
Western Australia
North-West Cape
Victoria
Coon Fort
Ocean
Asayor
Wallarue
Drew
Croft
Adelaide
Lacepede Bay
Naracoorte
Ayrshire
Hinckley
J.P
Treasury
South-East
Mosquita Plaina
James
Rangatira
Netlog
Indies
Jim
Jim. Lyset
Yorkshire
Lonion
Estep
Almandan
al Epic Company
Impounding Notices From Wallaroo District 1888
Government Gazette lists impounded cattle at Wallaroo Bay Public Pound. Animals include a white heifer with red neck marks, a red spotted cow, a nine month old black calf with visible brands, a white steer with red leg marks, a red heifer with white belly and small star, about two years old. Sale if unclaimed on June 29 1888 at noon. A red and white steer, twelve months old, at Beauty Dares Public Pound. sale if unclaimed on July 35 196% at noon.
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Green's Plains
Ina
Ollicn
Kadina
George Skipworth
Noo
Wallaroo Bay
Brasil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teat
B. Jones
Vale
Vale of Property
Wallaroo
A. Frame
Telegraphic News
the Metropolis
Government
Ord
Poundkeeper
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