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Wallaroo Times And Mining Journal

Location

Wallaroo, South Australia, Australia

Date

May 08, 1869

Page

3

Four Pigs in the Cowyard and Other Snippets From A Busy Farm

A vivid scene describes four fattening pigs amid clean rye straw, alert and vocal as they sense intruders, while newly bought pigs explore the cowyard with swift, curious activity. The piece shifts to observations on visitors to Port Said, French works, and a brewer’s cellar dig, ending with assorted notes on crocodile remains in India, parliamentary moves, and light anecdotes about notable figures and everyday curiosities.

Prua Hugh Eiden Hesby M. Ancet Port Said Anil Napoleon Henry Bulwer Imeclf M. de Juexsepa M. de Lesseps Eyson Pensgin Discoigny Agra

Melbourne House Adjourns as Court Decision Looms

Melbourne May 5 Ad interim notes report the Victorian House of Assembly adjourns to consider a course after a Supreme Court decision in Glasa's case. Messages mention Quarterman ill, Vale resigning to oppose Jones at Ballarat, and Governor Fergusson hosting church dignitaries. Great Britain sails today. Flour prices rise and Ballarat polling scheduled Monday.

Melbourne House of Assembly Supreme Court Glasa Quarterman James Fergusson Great Britain Vale Jones Ballarat Polding Adelaide National Bank Quarterman Bag Batters

Melbourne delegates back customs union at conference

New South Wales Oyaney May 4 The Customs Conference carried the first resolution in favor of a Customs Union unanimously The conference debated the second resolution Rumours of a quarrel between the Prince and Earl Belmore over the Carandinis were contradicted The Agricultural Exhibition opened successfully by the Governor in Sydney May 5 The Governor attended the exhibition dinner yesterday and spoke Victorian wheat won first prize The exhibition will stay open till Saturday

Oyaney Melbourne Argugn Prince Eurl Belmore Sydney

Victoria mining progress praised in Mining Record

The Mining Record notes Victoria’s rush era growth with 4658 miners and 143 steam engines across 884 miles of reefs, valuing plant at about £4,160,433. It contrasts Reverend A M Henderson’s sermon criticising press readers, arguing the pulpit should guide but not expose congregants to journalism.

Victoria Mining Record A.M. Henderson

Rich goldfield reported near Cloncurry River in Gulf region

Private letters claim a very rich and extensive goldfield near the Cloncurry River close to the copper mine, with 150 Burke Town diggers and 3000zs already brought to Burke Town. The Pastoral Times notes the Desaillys once lost £80,000 in droughts after dramatic mining and cattle ventures further north.

New South Wales Sydney Gulf of Garpentaria Cloncurry Burke Town Gulf Pastoral Times Mesera P. & G. Deasilly Decaillys Wildersess Lychlan Mossyiel Hay William Dessailly

Queenslander reader pitches electric dew rainmaker device

In Queensland the Queenslander reports a reader proposing a device using metallic points and thin conductors to draw dew and moisture from the air into a collection pail. The writer credits others and urges testing to see if it could influence rainfall, noting a low cost and simple erection for 24 points.

Queensland Francis Baxuins Electricus- Tam Dee Franklin Dargin

Demand for prepared flax export to England rises in New Zealand

The Lyttleton Times reports strong demand for prepared flax to be shipped to England. The flax costs up to £25 per unit. Captain Ashby of the Siam received a £600 cheque for flax prior to departure. A merchant expects orders for 500 tonnes soon after arrival. Citizens note shortages could affect trade and weigh on national needs. A man in Sydney seeks medical pager help amid high shipping costs.

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