Boer movement and advertising deals in Melbourne era
The page reports on political organizing by the Boer in America movement led by Mr. Willan Ateyton from Hartlacre aimed at calling Congress to repeal Prohibition, alongside a Victorian Hallway Commissioners offer to Stroud Portrait Theatre for exclusive advertising rights in suburban trains at £10000 yearly. It also notes bequest details, wireless telegraphy progress, police admission delays in Melbourne, and government baby bonus expenditures. It preserves a dense, era-voice mix of local and international items with named individuals and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ulin Cumdunie
Antume Congress
Greptier
Dey
Willan Ateyton
Hartlacre
House of Representations
Trajan
Mer
W. Theing
Stroud Pidtore Theatre
Bracenic Photographa
Thring
Melbourne
Fragmented 19th Century Board Proceedings and Elections
A garbled OCR record lists members and actions of the Woanga Shine Council and related boards. It records meeting dates from December 26 1885, mentions candidates for parliamentary seats, and notes election results with numerous misspellings, partial names, and unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monstere O
Fest Barolin
Woangarta Shine Coonell
Jeune
T. Williams
Skyring
Greathead
Walker
Wet
Moore
H. Beadall
Ry Jones
O'Connell
Umth Maret
Woongaers Divishonus
Mewmn
BR. Kendall
W. Witte
Johi Crow
David Watson
Julion
George Soakeen
Tho Koreanm
Firnt
Uptil
Beling Messie Siemwel
Jom Gibaon
Jobe Mills
Jame Ontoer
Alpha Neigen
Jana
Hlehant Riddell
John Rowland
Christian Divettel
William Bilgt
Walter Admewn
Frank Taanityert Thorg
Connell
Iblv
W. Th Tomnelt J. Loni
Mr Dest Ing
Vo. Nott
Buddell
ACM
Unodwin
W. EB. Curtin
Do Wright
Woollen Mills and the Ageia Wool Trade in Australia
A fragmented report on wool production and sales across Australian colonies. It cites bales exported and produced in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, and notes variations in milling activity and local demand during the period ending June 3. Names of mills and exact figures appear inconsistently due to OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageia
Auatralion Woollen Mille
New South Wales
Speal Mills
Queensland
DOW Bates
Victoria
Australia
Jooml
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tn Gn Albu, Ltd
Seth Pike
Queens
Honeo
Oates
Hines
Brisbane
John Hicks & Company Limited
George Street
Agen
Mothers Secret
McCulloch & Irvine, Ltd
Sha
EPR
Antlony
Horderns
Canalogue
Thie
Ordern's Sons
Hill
Sydney
Anihon
Hearne
Wegrne & Co. Ltd
Pughs
Neefal Benke
Paige
Foster
W. R. Fleming
Bookseller and
Etationeer
Kundaberg
E G. Stevenson
Cairnie & Co
Bourbon St
Rating
CIVIC
Lelacour
LALN
Vampind Rose
Ati
Peggy Gner
Planos
Gulbramben
Shekloon
GRAM
Columbia
REGAL
Bundaberg
O W. Tapplace
Pha
Rominca
Blackburn Revere
Vhairmas
Wil Fornie
Walter Aithenhead
Revere
Wiil
Mturor
Mtnckburn
Alderman Cotton
Ald Bee
Tim
Cotton
Aldermhirad
Cot
New York
Chicago
Imenne
Dictaphone
Peelvig
Pluervatier Chew
Nanny Telugraphate
Porvaterd
Dhieuneinn
Mr. W. Young
Norley
M. Dungvan
Casa
Aid
Arava
Putelie
Americia
Adonne
Mulleas
Atlantic
Washington
San Princigen
Elvan
Aringtom
Proaklent Stom
Waorrier
Amd
Woeshington
United States
Canada
Mexico
Pacific
Lamh Kx Mionthia
Enue Agato Tm
Legivintiion
Siek
Troe
Tia
Orter
Blas
South Austrabia
Weat
Anetratia
Tarmnoto
le Bedney
H Law
Baga
Bern
Adatralin
Crystal Cafe
D. Harvey
Harry Lane
Bummar
Brown
Wisden
Crawford Excelsior
Rummer
Nuro
Spall
Laden
Crawford
Dukes
Ayres
Rose Lot
Goulding
Harry Lanes
Kentia Kelaueean A
Kentia Fosterbasa
C. Langbecker
Baralin Road
Buddaberg
W. BR. Plemlog
Bourbon By
Hereford
Heneford
Thisoomba
St Millen
Maryboroough
Uren
Halinoy
Uni
Rhodes Gruney
Walli
Clark Bros
L. Skene
E. J. Broom
Perry
Mr& EZ
J. Broom
Bundarkeg
EH Gumley & Son
Larcom
Bale Rm Thie
Stoll
T. J. Stollznow Ruddell's
Bourhourt
Petersen & Low
Aloven
Hothe
Blake
Coomber's
Bronte Gas
Eng Aourbon
Bom
Lib
Brees