Local court session at Wallaroo adjourned case
The court heard claims including one for £538 7d with notices of assignment via gazette deemed sufficient evidence. Debts, acceptances, and offsets were debated, with judgment reserved. A separate impounding case for damages from August 23rd involved bullocks and boundary fences, verdicts for plaintiffs, and damages per head under the statute.
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Port Wallaroo
Serrempen
J. B. Shepherdson
S.M
Dean Vy. Sxucz
Tailor
Taylor
Mr Taylor
Horwood
Dean
Henry Dean
Horwools
Chapman
Horwool
Taewond
Mr Dean
Horwoods
Thomas Horwood
Skuce
Skace
Otrenant
J. Richardson
SS Aprelion
Thomas Oliphant
Coon
Oliphant
Wallaroo
James Richardson
George Oliphant
Richardsons
Richardson
Worley
Plaintiff
Mr Oliphant
Samuel Richardson
Ourrant
OureHant
Gordon
Wallaroo and Clare Railway topic revived in Argus
The Northern Argus current issue borrows the moment to revisit the Wallaroo and Clare Railway, arguing it is the right time to settle the matter and push the project forward. The editorial reflects on historical debate and urges clear action.
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Wallareoo
Clare
Northern Argus
Wallaroo
Band of Hope Letter Debates Moderation and Teetotalism
A reader objects to Rev Mr Smith’s Band of Hope letter arguing alcohol moderation is harmful and should be banned. The author cites biblical examples, notes alcohol’s harms, and urges teetotalism for pastors and the public, praising Welsh minister Lloyd and insisting ministers promote total abstinence. The letter ends referencing Solomon.
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Smith
Eve
Adam
Lloyd
Selomon
Wine is a mocker and strong drink is raging
An opinion attributed to Andrew built warns that wine mocks and strong drink inflames, and those deceived by them lack wisdom, reflecting a moral stance on temperance and folly. The phrasing echoes biblical proverbs, framing intoxication as deceitful and unwise.
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Andrew
Proceedings in Parliament Transport September 14
In the Legislative Council the Constitution Amendment Bill second reading was negated and the six month read again amendment carried. The Land Fund Bill passed third time. The Justices of the Peace Protection Bill second reading passed through Committee. In the House the Treasurer moved suspension of standing orders to allow notice-less resolutions and presented a financial speech with tax proposals. The date adjourned to Tuesday. Estimates printed. Sutherland Act amendment bill passed with amendments. Port Augusta Railway Bill first reading. Waste Lands Amendment third reading set for Tuesday. House adjourned before 5 PM.
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House of Ee
Vesly
Legislative Council
Port Augusta
Petition to reestablish Local Court at Mount Pleasant
In the House of Bee a petition from Feway Serrempeer 17 and the Clare Corporation praying for reestablishment of the Local Court at Mount Pleasant was printed. Questions were asked and answered. Baker's motion on Auditor-General position was allowed to pass. Carr moved a return of valuation of improvements in agricultural areas. Blyth supported not aiding Volunteer Regulations 15 and 154 to improve force efficiency. Reynolds moved a reborn of financial correspondence with London. Standing Orders report adopted and Speaker to seek His Excellency's approval. House adjourned at 3 o'clock until Tuesday.
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House of Bee
Mount Pleasant
Clare Corporation
Baker
Aose
Carr
Blyth
Reynolds
Governont
London
Resignation Rumors Tie Up Australian Politics
Melbourne wires report the Ministry has resigned with Byrne urged to form a new government. Adelaide notes wheat sales and breadstuffs rise as Parliament dissolution motions loom. A collision damages the pilot schooner Palm Tree. an inquiry proceeds. The Divorce Court opens with seven cases listed.
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Adelaide
Heelbourne
Byrne
Duffy
Melbourne
Bryne
Niall
Victoria
Douay
Medical Society
Barker
Grant's Weakness Noted as Wheat Sales Rise in Sydney Leader
The Sydney Morning Herald urges concern over Grant's weakness while Adelaide telegrams push grain markets, with wheat sales reported at 7s. Rutherford's remains will be disinterred for identification. In a separate note, Insurance Companies accuse the Snowbird's captain of arson amid strong evidence.
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New South Wales
Sydney
The
Sydney Moring Herald
Grant
Adelaide
Rutherford
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Lacepede Bay
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Band OF Hope
Wallaroo Times
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