Police Court Port Wallaboo Case Summary
In Port Wallaboo court, J B Shepherdson sues J Richardsou over cattle trespass. Witnesses Oliphant and Richardson recount cattle impounding, disputes over payment, and alleged assaults. Defendants fined for Counts including trespass and a public drunkenness charge. other items note mayoral changes, railway line inspection, drought precautions, and a mutiny aboard the Talbot with ringleaders imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Wallaboo
J. B. Shepherdson
M_ Olighant
J. Richardsou
David Oliphant
Hin
Bowman
James Richardson
William Richardson
Jon
Melbourne
Itia
Amese
Commissioner of Railways
Milver’a
Thera
Talbot
London
Cape of Good Hope
Intercolonial Telegrams on Banquet Plans and Political Strife
From Adelaide to Melbourne dated September 23 1890s reports hoped banquet for General St nowk Lad ben 4 Tes bes en nagget and Ballarat. Muted efforts are under way to block re election of the new Ministry. Breadstuffs quiet and unrest noted in Melbourne September 24 with Holfe's retirement from central government roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Melbourne
St Nowk Lad
Ballarat
Intercolonial Exhibition by Railway Free of Charge
New South Wales reports promise to carry exhibits for the Intercolonial Exhibition by railway at no cost. Wool sales are active and rich quartz reefs have been found near Braid. The Western railway extension is to open mid October. The Maitland Bank dismissed two clerks over a mysterious disappearance of notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Sydney
Braid
Tita
Verell
Maitland Bank
Proceedings in Parliament Taunspay and Sertemene 23
In the Legislative Council the motive for returns from the Curator of testate Estates was carried. The Adulteration of Food and Drink Prevention Bill was further considered in Committee. The House adjourned at 2:53 until Tuesday next. In the House of Assembly after questions and petitions, fourteen days leave was granted to Mr Mortlock. The debate on Mr Reynolds motion continued, with the amendment of Mr Blyth carried and Townsend’s retrenchment clause added. adjournment foreseen for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertemene
Legislative Council
J. Baker
House of Assembly
Mortlock
Thomas Reynolds
Reynolite
Howse
Mesers
Cheriton
Riddoch
Rodgers
Hill
Carr
Defeat of the M'Culloch Ministry in South Australian House
A graphic account recalls Rolfe and Neales in the M'Culloch era. The debate centers on a government appointment to Customs, a fiery clash in the South Australian House of Assembly, and the opposition's decisive victory by 34 to 28 leading to an adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Culloch
Rolfe
John Bentham
Neales
Melbourne
M.L
Bia
Holfe
Mtatens
H Ouse
Pasequin
Portfolidum
Byrne
Pas
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William Oliphant
Richardson
Hinaon
Richarson
Plaintiff
Oliphant
Janos Richardson
Benjamin Crosby
David Quphant
Sunnyside
W. Richardson
Aanault
Taylor
David Gliphant
Ed Oliphant
Se Uion
Sandtat
Pariiy, Serreuner
Japunda
Murray
Big House
Beton _ ar
Mc Williama
Wves
Williama
Williams
Bangton
Orange Hocus- Pocus Society
Casthemaine
Farrell
Hines
Lalor
M’culloch
Lindley Murray
Cope
Bon
Duffy
M'Calloch
Customs
Higin
House of
Eeery 2
Mate Soma
Chet
Jong
Fae
M'Lelise
Botham
Argrat
Aspinall
Hitler
Rolfo
Yuru
Bourke
Ani
Everard
Meas
South
Pasitien
Gait M'Kean
Hon
Rencaeiine
Cape Patterson
M'Kean
Iria
Crees
Moatmanly
Bin
Amet
South Bourke
Rourke
Agelo
M'Lellan
Philippica
Mac
Scott
Becaus
Crewe
Mc Byrne
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