Events of the Month continued from Port Adelaid report
The Gulnare arrived from the Northern Territory to Port Adelaid. Captain Sweet praises Port Darwin and the territory while noting rain, mosquitoes, sandflies and limited grog. Survey of Three townships and 50,000 acres, with labor hardships and sunstroke risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulnare
Northern Territory
Port Adelaid
T Hey
Asda
Urry
Lesuthes
Bera Clik
Surrey
Hosta Gi
Georgy
Maleou
Suhlei
Uie
Lewes
Waa
Warr
Switlel
To Yorke
Penincula Aboriginal Mission
Eulist Chapel
Moonta
Cousniitee
Hancock
Elinir
Birks
Kucity
Angas
Kig
Angas Park
London Missionary Soviet
Ly Chaet
Australian preserved meat expansion boosts colonial industry
The Australian preserved meat trade is poised for large growth. Demand in Britain soars as shipments arrive cold and priced for profit, with advances in wool and livestock markets likely to lift agriculture and grazing as factories expand. The piece urges rapid steps to extend manufacturing to capitalize on Britain’s appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bngland
London
England
Tate
Auch
Ihane Het and
Mattan
Great Britain
Our Yankee Girls Singers of Freeborn Pride
Poem celebrates American women as desirable across nations, urging pride in Yankee girls amid travel and courtly contrasts. Refrains praise their virtue and appeal, contrasting gowns, jewels, and status with distant courts and noble titles. God bless our Yankee girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Court
Prisoner Jaynes Queen in custody at Melbaneve Gul
INTERCOLONIAL NEWS reports Jaynes Queen, prisoner awaiting trial, remains calm and rational in Melbaneve Gul under ward’s care. No signs of insanity observed. other notes describe wine shipments, a bank robbery case, and a preserved meat cask voyage, with court actions and policing details following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Jaynes
Trai
Erie
Calcutta
Cupsian
Reisling
Hyen
Viturlas
Papiil
Weallerspoen
Weatherspion
Oeilor
Combe
Weatherspoon
George Thompson
England
Kagland
le Vast
Tur Taxia Istaxvs Mutvegs
Hugo Levinger
Poly
Neaia
Young Australia
Dune
Braham
Eich
Supreme Court
le Duane
Linley
Linley Wha), Beiasy
Warren Apis
Alial
Alec Qtpoe
Catia
Oligos
Teasanidiong
Finteliot
Acta
Lewin
River trade and drought steady Darling blockade discussed
A descriptive note on Darling River commerce from Wentworth to Bourke and Barwon argues river trade supports South Australia’s growth by moving thousands of tons of goods. Droughts cause land carriage costs and local hardships, while periodic rains restore flow, easing the blockade and enabling steamers to resume riverine transport and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toma
Darling
Wentworth
Bourke
Barwon
Whielda
Tie Davis
Qivinstawk Plia
Bourk
Sydney
Upper
Auecusland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lyall
Iuetons
Port Walston
Kuhn
Hunley
South Bowers Company
Parrara Mining Company
Moanta
Lina Menrosteening
Ian
Last Ivesians
Intercolonial News
Seurls Wallis
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