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Wallaroo Times And Mining Journal

Location

Wallaroo, South Australia, Australia

Date

Mar 03, 1869

Page

5

Remarkable bush missionary and distant wanderer noted

A long, uneven account profiles a bush missionary named William who travels on foot across Australia collecting testimonies from shepherds and distributing tracts. He endures extreme journeys, sometimes fifty to a hundred miles, with supplies from Angas Park. His fate and history remain largely unknown to locals.

William Angas Angas Park Angus Park Angus Burra Queensland William” Liss Hay Bolly Willis Western Australia Register Peter the Hermit Getion Farr Prg Unzious Focal Border Watch

Nominations named for Adelaide Legislative Council

Messrs Baker Barrow Coylin Dunn Gardechens Exglish Hamersham Mellor Murray Stow and Wright are nominated for the Legislative Council. No applications were received at the Crown Lands office for land on credit that has passed the hammer.

Messra Baker Barrow Coylin Dunn Gardechens Exglish Hamersham Mellor Murray Stow Wright Legislative Council Crown Lands Office

Prince of Wales Attends Melbourne Ball and Rabbit Hunts

Victoria reports two thousand attendees at the Prince's ball with festivities lasting late. The Prince travels to Barwon Park for rabbit hunting, while the Galatea opens for inspection and Police Magistrate Bonsey retires. Weather is showery with wheat demand noted.

Melbourne Barwon Park Bonsey Geelong

Geelong Takes 146000 Sovereigns as NSW Assembly Acts

In Sydney on February 26 Geelong secures 146000 sovereigns while the Assembly refuses to vote the Railways Commissioner salary deeming the post unnecessary. A portion of the Estimates passes overnight and Howell’s murder trial is postponed to May. The Assembly also resolves for immediate repeal of newspaper postage.

New South Wales Sydney Geelong Assembly Commissioner of Railways Civen Howell

Queensland Knights Honor OConnell and Chief Justice

Colonel OConnell and the Chief Justice of Queensland are to be knighted in a ceremony via Sydney on February 27. The honors underscore the region's ties to the empire and recognize distinguished service.

Queensland Sydney O'Connell

Ex-Queen Isabella of Spain Buys Paris Mansion for 70000

Report from Paris that the former Queen Isabella purchases a Minguitivent residence on the Boulevard Roi de Rome for 70000 francs and pays 224000 to quit two previously leased houses in the hamps Bly ares.

Paris Isabells Spain Boulevard i Roi de Rome

Port Wallaroo Salt Trial Verdict Returns for Plaintiff

In a Port Wallaroo magistrates court case before J B Shepherdson, Woolley sues for 14s over salt quality. Both defendant bags from same lot. plaintiff alleges salt bad and not English. Witnesses claim salt was lake or colonial and not English. verdict finds for plaintiff with costs.

Defendant Sama Witeda Lad Plaintiff's Cave Samuel Woolley Beck Plaintiff Allen

Moonta Mine Accident and Local Prospects Report

A Moonta worker named Lawry lost his foot and had a leg amputated after a crusher accident. Dr Horton and surgeon De Stone from Kadina performed the operation, with a favorable but cautious prognosis. The note also reports a promising lode near Francon Terrace, growing interest in George Street premises, and caution against overtrading amid population growth and warming weather.

Moonta Lawry Horton de Stone Kadina Francon Terrace Kitto Burra George Street P.S

Lord Chancellor to retain post during Irish Church talks

The new Lord Chancellor Sir William V Page Wood will keep the woolsack only until the Irish Church question is settled, after which he will retire. Sir Roundell Wallace would then assume the Lord Chancellor role following the vacancy caused by Sir William Page Wood's departure.

Melbourne Age Queensland Clairville Roma Victoria Minte Guy Pence Wm. V Page Wood Roundel Wallace Justicn of Appeal William Page Wond London

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