Massey Harris displays and racing at Vulcan fair
The exhibition features Massey Harris implements, Jas Martin Co and Deering Harvester Co displays, with Martin winning best collection. Dewhurst Bros and Parkins Bros sweep wagon and buggy awards. Night entertainments draw large crowds while rain affects Thursday ring events and overall attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey-Harris Co
Sona of Vulcan
Jas, Martin & Co
F. Lassetter & Co
Deering Harvester Co
Jas. Martin & Co
Dewhurst Bros
Parkins Bros
Messrs
J. Kearney
W. Hiscox
Wim. M‘call
Ike Stewart
Geo. Johns
Jos. Melroy
Ada Jennings
Hannah Smith
Lily Richardson
Minnie
Eva Webb
Z. M'Namara
John Birnie
Regree
C. Chard
A. Birnie
Claude Lovell
G. Mallaby
Prize totals exceed Igor by £345 this year
The summary notes this year’s gross total surpasses Igor by 345 pounds. An aide reports this year yields five shillings and additional value from books and other privileges totaling four. The full prize list is promised on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igor
Alleged Execution of Two Australians in South Africa
An official report to General Hatton by Major Leneham details the alleged execution of two Australians in South Africa after shooting unarmed Boers. Barton and associates discussed, Barton then cabled for particulars and possible Imperial clarification. the Boers were tried by drum court martial before being shot. One Boer wore Captain Hunt’s clothes, suggesting a possible murder implication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Leneham
South Africa
Barton
Deakin
Forreat
Imperial
Captain Hunt
Hartnell Wins Tasmanian Seat After Death of Piesse
Federal Election results show Mr Hartnell the Free trader elected to the Tasmanian vacancy in the House of Representatives caused by the death of Mr F W Piesse. He defeats Mr Whitelaw the Bartonian candidate by a majority of about 4505 votes in an emphatic protest, except for the action taken against Tattersall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartnell
House of Representatives
F. W. Piesse
Whitelaw
Tattersall
Weather and federal politics update from Roma and Victoria
Weather reports note rain in Rivarins and clear weather in Vic toria while federal parliament discusses tea duties and trade bills. Solomon's recommitment motion failed on a voice vote. Many items join the free list, including pine used for butter boxes, with treasurer aiming to recommit the latter. House adjourns to Wednesday. Defence, Interstate Commission, and High Commissioners bills will not progress this session, judiciary bill may be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Solomon
Conference of Dairy Farmers Opens with Policy Debates
The annual dairy farmers conference opened last night. It urged continued use of callie butter by the pound and sought government action to improve cattle classes. A motion to make pasteurisation compulsory was opposed. A fee-cut proposal failed. Rabbit infestation was declared for eastern and central lands. A plague case closed Ultima Public School after a dead rat linked to bubonic plague was found. Wheat harvest totaled 14,705,733 bushels, down about 1.5 million from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Farmer
Transvaal War endures as captors seize funds
The Transvaal War yields prisoners and a small ransom amidst ongoing conflict. A day of prayer for peace is planned next Saturday. The Irish Land Bill enters Commons with three million sterling for non compulsory estate purchases and tenant buyback. Cardinal Vaughan endorses the bill while Free Churches oppose its denominational provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednoning
Transvaal
Mownert Agmient del
Ray
House of Commons
Cardinal Vaughan
England
Demonstration Students Arrested in Moscow
Demonstration students, 444 participants, were arrested in Moscow for advocating changes to the government. The czar ordered banishment for the ringleader and most others were sentenced to varying forms of imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moccow
Cablegrams in Brief from Royal and World News
Vice-Admiral Sir H Rawson meets the King this week and Auckland electric tramways issue a capital of 500000 pounds with most shares offered publicly. The King will give coronation gifts to poor London guests. Washington reports US respect for actions if Far East disturbances occur. The battleship Irresistible joins the Mediterranean squadron. Bulwark and Vengeance to follow. Mr A J Balfour introduces an England and Wales Education Bill granting local councils authority over secular schooling while denominational bodies may provide faith schools. London conditions flagged as exceptional with plans for 1903 government review. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman criticizes popular control of voluntary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rawson
New South Wales
Tuesaday
Auckland
London
Tein
Washington
Hasaia
Feunos
United States
Far East
Irresistible
Mediterranean
Bulwark
Eye
Vengeance
Otternouth
Ves
Pela
A. J. Balfour
Treasury
House of Commons
England and
Wales
Bedian
Balfour
Henry Campbell-Banserman
Northern Border and Coningdale clash at Armidale Monday
The Northern Border team led by H R Croumen faces Coningdale at Armidale with lineups including J W Finlayson W F McClenaghan Mackays R Jackin H Brasier J Hutchison and M M Kay Uralla and A Stewart Armidale. Play starts at 11 sharp after Saturday test result where Booras Aberfoyle led by D Faulkner defeated Youman and Brazier in a high scoring day with multiple wickets and runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ines
Coningdale
Armidale
H. R. Croumen
Ross
Brown
Bloxsome
Hunold
O'Brien
Broadbent
Sharpe
Mitchell
Allensod
Tagan
J. W and
J. Finlayson
W. F
McClenaghan
Mackay's
R. Jackin
H. Brasier
J. Hutchison
C. G. Cooper
M. M‘kay
Uralla
R and
A. Stewart
Booras
Aberfoyle
D. Faulkner
C Smith
Youman
R. Finlayson
H. Brazier
M'Lean
T. Williama
Mi Hy
H. Williams
C. Brazier
O . Gs . Hrasier
Mott
Dries
White
White Grills, B Youman W. Brazier
T. Schaefer
Multiple Fatalities and Incidents At De Plaine Station and Other Sites
A series of tragedies and crimes are reported: a boy, Herbert Clogsen, dies after a gun misfire at De Plaine Station. details describe improvised surgery and a fatal outcome. A bush fire near Mary Vale threatens Killinger tannery and Hosking property but is contained by volunteers. Frederick Tate dies after a fall from a lift at Paling’s Buildings, Sydney. Two armed burglars steal jewelry in Kew Victoria and threaten Miss Henderson and Miss Tamaden, with shots fired as they flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Plaine Station
Bala
Herbert Clogsen
Pata Clugsen
Ars
Sees ‘Heh
Arbert Clagson
Andrew Clagson
Bert
Maryvale
Tiverpool
N.S.W
Tillen
Paine
New Park
Killinger
Hosking
Volunteer Fire Brigade
Frederick IT
Tate
Sydney
England
Paling
George Street
Jennings
Acros
Bydney Hospital
Kew
Vic
Wool and Fryduce Reported Price Lists And Terms
Commercial wool and farm finance bodies publish weekly price quotations and terms for Merino and other wool types. The bulletin lists weights from 70 to 108 pounds and prices in pence per pound, with notes on quality and faults.
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Jupiter Pluvius
A. W. M'Millan
Robin
J. Carpenter
Jos
Moore
Joker
J. Moore
G. Vittler
Jon. Cochrane
M ‘Millan
Munslea
A. F. C. Rogerson
Tom Bower
Firet
Association
F.J. White
W.H. Allingham
F. J. White
Mesars. R. Roberts
EL. Grams
Tasmanian
Riverina
Roma
Victoria
Conference OF Dairy Farmers
Mr. Crick
Ultima
Teen
Talon Roth
Cablegram
Black Mountain
W. Youman
G. White
Brazier
Smith
Finlayson
Faulkner
W. Colmer
Faulkner i. Colmer
Beagier
Fi Murphy
Brazier Mott
Nings
D. Faulkner J
Aumralasian Mortgnge and Agency Co. Ltd
Jihm Hiddgs and Co., Ltd
Harrison, Jouss, and Devlin, Ltd
Hill, Clark, and Co
Pastoral Finance Asociation, Ltd
Winehoombe, Carevn, and Co., Ltd
Ealing
W. Butchers
P.O
Boyuiee
J. W
Taylor Atrent
Laoodres Redermoors
Mn. Blomfie
Salisbury Court
Alway
Dewkaret Geos
J. Conn
D Blaine
Wes
Binard
Revieo
Mire
T. W Dyke
Kymin
Vale
Art . Dayle Fond
Hares
Geo'ral
Chile
Jon
Kelly's Plaine
Powt
le Dd
B. Weaver
Chernat
Armidaple
Cricket
Glen Innes
Comingdale
Armidale Racecoure
Atarta
Nea
Liverpool Plains P. A. & H. Association
Tamworth Show
Gad
J. RB. Wood
Tamworth
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Companifa Act
Elvanora Gold and Antiwony Vining Company
Cort
William Morgan
Marah
Perking & F. Obery
Matsteest
Bydosy
Bollestore
Tha
Patidom
Th’ Ghire
Otton
W. Curtia
Gostwyck
Salsbury
Larres
Moree
Walcra
Ton Ott
Kent
Rome
Walter J. Hawke & CO
Chronicle
Bearne
Bolt
Metality & Beaver
Chemiot
Kuludah
Britten’s Ale and
Abington White
F.braund &Co
Highfield
Beardy-Street
Langeales
Thee Ub
Gulea
Ath Lote
Prins
Omran City
Hall Caine
Dadd
Young Artann
Macaroon
Maniatis
Marion Crawford
Author Ensabsth
Gorman Garten
Joseph Hocking
Rema Memalvel
Iby Branley Weyman
Jack Raymond
EB L
Vopulah
Richard Calmady
Malet
Anthony Hops
Eda Lyall
Laret Basar
Teg
Dachetler
Tom Mallon
Suey Bock
Elam
Crownes
AmerpaLe
Albion Yards
Alter J. Hawke & 00
Brisstt
Kelly's Plains
Syney Universal
Pura
Richardson's
J.richardson
Ari
Minera
Weaver
Prand Onler
Highfield's
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