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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE NOTICES
By his Excellency Frederick Holt Robe, Esq., Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, Lieutenant-Governor of her Majesty's Province of SOuth FDREK. H. ROBB. Australia, and Vice-Admiral of the same ...
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LAW AND POLICE COURTS.
Adjourned action to recover £12 9d for wages and stores. £7 8s 3d had been paid into Court by the defendant. Mr Fisher for the plaintiff. Mr. Hanson for the defendant Joseph Hopkin was employed by O'Connell to do some ...
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Colonial Secretary's Office, Adelaide. Dec. 16 1817.
Tenders will be received at this office until noon of Wednesday the 22th inst, for the supply of about 4000 cubic feet of broken stone, for the repairs of the road over Tapley's Hill; the same to be delivered at such parts of the road as ...
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OCCUPATION LICENCES.
Much inconvenience having resulted from numerous applications being made for licences to occupy runs, which are either insufficiently stocked, or are never made use of by the applicants, his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governnr has ...
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APPOINTMENT.
With reference to the Proclamation hearing date 13th and published in the South Australian Government Gazette, the 18th days of November last, whereby, in pursuance of the Ordinance (1st Vict. NO. 2) passed on the 17th day of No ...
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POLICE COURT—PORT ADELAIDE.
Colin Brown, master of the Jane Frances, was fined £7 10s and costs, for refusing to rig in his standing and flying jib booms, according to the regulations of the Port, when ordered to do so by Mr Quinn, Deputy Harbour Master. ...
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Friday, 17th December.
Daniel Lamb, one of the crew of the brig Antilla, was brought up on a warrant before T. Lipson, and R. R Torrens, Esqrs., for refusing and neglecting to do his duty on board the said brig when commanded so to do by John ...
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Colonial Secretary's Office, Adelaide, Dec. 14, 1847. The Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to permit the Stewards appointed to conduct the forthcoming Races, to occupy, on the oays appointed for those Races, that ...
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SCHRDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO.
The boundary line between New South Wales and South Australia commences at a point about l¼ miles east from the mouth of the River Glenelg, where the 141st meridian of east longitude cuts the sea coast, in latitude 38 4' 2 ...
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QUARTERLY MEETING OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Their Worships met to-day, but it being intimated that Mr Ellis did not intend to appeal in the other cases, the men will receive the half of their respective claims as awarded by Mr Wigley, Mi Ellis paying the costs of the ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Wednesday, Dec. 15th—The brigantine Timbo, 123 tons, Griffiths, master, from Hobart Town. Passengers—Mrs Cook and son, Mrs Long, Miss Long, and five children, and Charles Ward ...
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OCCUPATION LICENSES.
His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor directs it to be notified that Occupation Licenses for the undermentioned persons have ben approved, and are now ready for issue, on the production a this office of the Colonial Treasurer's ...
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TENDERS.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Adelaide, Dec, 16, 1847. Tenders will be received at this office until noon of Wednesday the 29th inst., for sundry repairs required at the Colonial Hospital, and for enclosing with a broad paling fence ...
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DECLARATION OF
Peter Hill Brown and Edward Hayes Hill Brown, formerly of the River Light, in the Province of South Australia, licenced victuallers and co-partners, have declared themselves insolvent. ...
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IMPOUNDING NOTICES.
Impounded at the public pound, Glen Osmond—One blue steer, white back, brand DI near ribs, A off thigh, cut in the off ear. If not claimed, will be sold on the 11th January, 1648. ...
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POLICE COURT.
Before Mr Bonney in the absence of the Commissioner. John McChickey, stockkeeper, was mulcted 5s for drunkenness. Richard Emery, cordwainer, said he was an emigrant by ...
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Friday, 17th December.
John McClisky, stockkeeper, was again fined 5s for drunkenness. Henry Sanders, stonemason, and William Steady, brassmoulder, appeared on remand charged with stealing from ...
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Colonial Secretary's Office, Adelaide, Dec. 14.1847.
Tenders will be received at this office until noon of Wednesday the 23d inst., for sinking and steining, where necessary, a well at the police-station on the Burra Creek The tenders to include the windlass, rope, and bucket; and to ...
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Colonial Secretary's Office Adelaide. Dec. 16. 1847.
Tenders will be received at this office until noon of Wednesday the 22d inst., for the publication of the Government Gazette for a period of twelve months, from the Ist proximo. Tenders to specify the following particulars:— ...
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