Shipping News Roundup Shows Multiple Vessels From Newcastle and Port Adelaide
Shipping notices list Camille 248 tons Stafford from Newcastle. Wallaroone 488 tons Whitting from Newcastle. Hegelberght 200 tons Bulleter from Newcastle. Kangaroo 180 tons Gordon from Port Adelaide. Kohinoor barque 288 tons Bicknall from Port Adelaide with cargoes. Cargoes include coal totals for Camille 519 tons and other coal consignments. Numerous consignments of boxes bags crates and miscellaneous goods are itemized from Newcastle Port Adelaide and Wallaroo Mines with many names and quantities.
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Camille
Stafford
Newcastle
H. Simpson
Wallaroone
Whitting
H. Smpson
Bulleter
Kangaroo
Gordon
Port Adelaide
J. Darwent
Kohinoor
Bicknall
H. Simcaethe
H. Alagiee
Engelbught
H. Sim
Boyd
Haylock
Jewell
Mildren
Laury
Roach
Wigzell
Pkes
Walters
George
Ee i
Whitford
Aartin
Ne Roma Ea
Lerate
Bale
Rev. Kuhn
Dr. Freibert
Dee
James
Filscombe
Pedder
Yelta Mines
Paramatta Mines
L Bale
Drew Bros
Pope
Crate
Thomas
Axford
Berkman
Winnall and Co
Bank Mitchell and Son
Field
Beythien
Furner
Common
Kit
Beckman
Cook
Trembath
Roberts
Wood
Hocking
Curtis
Hancock
Willisma
Burchell
Saunders
Humphries
Martin
Brown
Webster
Abbott
Hartley
Peattie
Case
Phillips
Secombe
Johnston
Wenlock
Garner
Burden
Wallaroo Mines
Hall
Thorne
Levido
Jones
North
Berguston
John
Snell
Gadd
Allen
Railway Company
Lateonteen
Goodfellow
A. Bank
Regamonti
Bryden
Shepherdson
J. Duncan
Tres
Hawken
Am Bale
Lyons
Shipping Summary Arrivals and Departures March 3 to 24
Shipping summary lists arrivals from Port Adelaide Port Augusta Moonta Bay Newcastle and River Don with vessels Royal Shepherd Triumph Craig Ellachie Eclipse Kangaroo Kadina Aurifera and King Oscar plus a 46 ton schooner and many masters Ward Gordon Crocker Blanche Seal and Burgess. Departures include Royal Shepherd Kangaroo for Port Adelaide and Port Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Shepherd
S.s
Port Adelaide
Eclipse
Crocker
Port Augusta
Gordon
Port A
Craigie
Thompson
Liverpool
Kangaroo
4.S
Ward
Orite
Seal
Melbourne
J. Darwent
Triumph
Echooner
Arnold
Moonta Bay
Craig Ellachie
Tone
Elder, Smith, and Co
Eoriday
Weather Recap for March 24–26
The forecast notes Wednesday rain with light northeast wind. Thursday brings steady northeast winds. Friday expects fine conditions with northeast wind.
Wallaroo Tees Sale At Late Messent Store
Alfred France sold the stock of groceries on the late J Messent premises at Wallaroo on Tuesday. Trade attendance was good and prizes ranged from tea and tobacco to biscuits and sugar with cash values in pounds shillings and pence.
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Wallaroo Tees
Alfred France
Grocery Ec
J.messent
Wallaroo
Keillor
Murray
Wattleville
Colman’s
Liverpool
Wallaroo Prices Current
Price list from Wallaroo detailing produce and meat costs. Includes chaff pollard barley flour potatoes maize wheat bread beef pork sausages cheese eggs butter bacon milk fowls ducks hama apples oranges lemons peaches grapes pine apples cabbages cucumbers onions green peas new potatoes and fish with unit prices in pence and shillings.
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Matton
Births and Deaths from Wallaroo Notice
Frerrs at Wallaroo on the 28th met. welcomed a daughter to Mr J N Ferres of Wallaroo. Goorfry at Wallaroo on the 24th mat. had a son for T Godfrey Esq. Pengelley at Wallaroo died March 26. Edith youngest daughter of Mr J Pengelley.
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Frerrs
Wallaroo
J. N. Ferres
Goorfry
T. Godfrey
Pexgelley
Edith
J. Pengelley
Correspondence Rules for the Editor
The paper warns that unsigned letters will be rejected and that opinions of correspondents are not the editor's responsibility. Advertisements require authentication, and submissions must be on a single paper side.
Strangwaysian Land Bill Bubble Bursts in February Flight
Since the departure of the February mail the Strangwaysian Land Bill bubble has burst and now allows judgment of what remains. The article hints at political shifts and expectations following the failed bill. The tone suggests a turning point in debate and public sentiment.
Peninsula Politics and Mining Boom Amid Colonial Strife
The article chronicles political change and public agitation in the colony, noting three ministry shifts and lengthy speechmaking. It highlights electors’ apathy, a light on democratic process, and Governor's push for railway rationality, economic restraint, and improved governance alongside rising mining activity and copper prices.
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Hamley
Legislative Council
Local Court Schedule and Kadina Church Fund Drive
The Government Gazette notes Local Court sittings at Moonta Kadina and Port Wallaroo on fixed Fridays Wednesdays and Mondays. A tea meeting in Kadina raised funds for a new Canional Church and the public meeting featured Rev A Michie W Wilson J Lloyd and McCormick with T Hall in the chair. Proceeds support church construction as the current building is too small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Port Wallaroo
England
Moonta Company
Wallaroo Company
Wandilta
Paramatta
Velta
New Cornwall
Whea
Moonta
Kadina
Gaskell
T. Hall
A. Michie
W. Wilson
J. Lloyd
McCormick
St Kadina
Uss