Shipping News Arrivals and Exports from Port Adelaide and Wallaroo
Shipping notices list arrivals from Newcastle and Port Adelaide with cargoes including bricks, ore, timber, coal, and goods for Wallaroo and Moonta Mines. Exports show Kangaroo sailing to Port Adelaide with ore and wool. other vessels include Adelaide and Royal Shepherd with various cargoes. Prices and local market details for Wallaroo are also noted.
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Adelaide
Achooner
Tharedey
Bey
Batons
Ward
Tasted
Newcastle
Kangaroo
Gordon
Mantér
Port Adelaide
J. Darwent
Royal Shepherd
Wadd
Pot Angela
J.daxwent
Yelta
Duncan
Bower
Grain and Wheat Market Tends Mixed as Demand Slows
Commercial summary notes wheat prices firm then slowly decline over ten weeks amid surplus expectations. Dry weather and market conviction push futures higher briefly, with later press reporting 0d to 8d changes and falling inquiries. Frownhee and country brands show price movement, but activity remains subdued as holders hold back.
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Osey
Import Market Outlook Amidst Flat Trade Activity
Over the past days trade and business have shown no notable movement. There is no speculation in any single line of goods as markets remain quiet and unchanging.
Mail notices and scheduling for Kadina Wallaroo Moonta
Kadina mail notices list daily Adelaide service at 7 10 am except Sundays and four daily services to Wallaroo and Moonta at 7 46 am 11 45 am 3 45 pm and 6 45 pm except Sundays. Wallaroo to Adelaide daily except Sundays at 6 am. For Eadins four daily services except Sundays at 6 90 am 8 16 am 1 45 pm and 6 16 pm. For Moonta three daily services except Sundays at 8 45 am 12 65 pm and 6 pm.
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Moonta
Died Kadina Resident John Aged 56
Notice notes the death of John Kadina at age 56 on the 17th of his residence. It warns correspondents that the editor does not take responsibility for statements or opinions and that communications must include a name and address to be published.
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Kadina
John
Taxing roads for union with general revenue urged by farmers
In Wallarsa Cimes the Central Road Board faces criticism over road costs and maintenance in the colony. Farmers argue roads should be funded from revenue, proposing licenses for carters and a tax shift, while opposing broad charging that would burden other districts. Debates cover treasury solvency, equity for inland communities, and potential political misuse.
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Central Road Board
Bond Board
Legislative Assembly
Bricur
Briant and Company
Strathalbyn
Port Wakefield
Baisar
Milwey
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