Court hearing on Webster v Webster Baya Taylor case
In Kadina court Judge Rhepherdson presided over Webster v. Baya Taylor for defen Gat. Trustees of John Sabalin Webster estate produced a deed of assignment but it was ruled improper and not legally attested. Other cases included M’Intyre v. Graham on crown land removal and a police assault charge against John Moore with details of the wife Ann Moore’s injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadina
Ocronzu
J. B. Rhepherdson
S.M
Webster
Baya Taylor
John Sabalin Webster
John Kay
Taylor
M'Intyre
Graham
Londa
Moore
John Moore
Ann Moore
James Croft
Kofa
Sbe
Abe Wau
Wituewa
Wallaroo
Mill on Australian Protection debated in troubled notes
The passage quotes Mill’s claim that free trade may be suitable for England but not for new countries. Critics argue the idea was misrepresented and misapplied by those unacquainted with Mill’s principles. The discourse reflects ongoing disputes over protective duties and imported economic theories in distant lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Mill
House of Ray
Europe
England
M. New Country
Saeed
Mr Stafford
Camels in the Interior Affects Transport and Exploration
A correspondent reports the Wilcannia caravan is a distinct herd imported by Thomas Elder eight years ago to support northern stations. Elder introduced camels at £20 000 to haul rations and wool. The article notes camels’ potential future use, mentions Von Mueller’s advocacy, and discusses transfer hurdles for broader crossing into Western Australia.
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Rommun Eton
Adelaide
Wilcannia
Mylbourne
Thomas Elder
Elder
Soin
Forrest
West Australia
Leichart
de von Moeller
Queensmail
von Mueller
United States
Victorian Sheep Disease Threatens Summer Flocks
The Herald warns of severe losses from starvation and scab in Victorian flocks this summer. It predicts heavy declines for individual owners, with possible ruin in some cases, as the disease spreads rapidly and feed shortages worsen. The piece calls for urgent political action to check the outbreak and protect territory from infected sheep movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verine Herald
Victoria
Macpherson
Treasury
Crowlands
Maryboron
Ripon
Hampden
The Peripatetic Philosopher and the tidal wave debate
A rambling letter rails at politics and the government while probing the meaning of a tidal wave and recalling a humorous wedding mishap in Wodonga. It notes Queensland Parliament debates a wool and cotton manufacturing bill, arguing that industry growth follows capital and cannot rely on wishful programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC Og
Artemos ‘Ard
Sydney Smith
Cage
Committee of Public Safety
Caae Ahall
Bray
Ming
Sindadge
Tom
Ana Murray
Wodonga
Nawed Solfinger
Fisher
Ewain
Mein Herr
Vaterland
Sealfinger
Queensland
Douglas
Guy
Euclid
Fragmentary note on wool industry and factory growth
The text snippets discuss wool, a woollen manufacture, and potential factory development in Queensland. It references financial implications and possible arrivals of factories, with unclear context and names omitted. The fragment hints at economic interest and industrial expansion without clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenslan
Aeae'tettor
Odiesa
Invygeuilikimm
Paget Ee
Turkey Shooting With The Reele In Half Forgotten Season
In a rambling reminiscence from 1369 a hunter recalls a turkey shooting venture with a friend and a Westley Richards rifle. They approach a chosen range, stalk distant fowl, and an ambush near a wagon leads to a hunter mistakenly killing a beast rather than a turkey. The tale weaves plans for future sport, travel, and a lighthearted battle of gear and skill amid a wild landscape.
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Java
Turkey
Jimite
Westley Richards
Archer
Dake
akLl
Opiniame
Shewena Bordey
Inet
Adil
Ike
Saleoh
Cain
Skye
Nate
Wargon
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