Camperdown Sale Yards Second Bar
A brief note reports a second bar event at Camperdown Sale Yards on a Tuesday in November. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Camperdown Herald
Location
Camperdown, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1917
Page
2
A brief note reports a second bar event at Camperdown Sale Yards on a Tuesday in November. No further details are provided in the readable text.
The text argues Labor offers a clear progressive program including state aid, closer settlement, marketing and producer protections. It criticizes the Liberal Government for unfinished policies in agriculture and pastoral work. It notes Private McMahon’s wartime service as a reason to vote for him.
Only three persons on the special general roll whose enrolment claims were received by the electoral registrar up to September 24 are on the supplementary roll and may vote. Electors vote only in their enrolled division. When two candidates, the figure appears opposite the Labor candidate. The Koonomy party aims to reduce wage costs while supporting state expenditure. Polls open at sunrise and close at 7 pm. Mr Deanyasya says McMeel and he share views after reviewing McMeel’s speech.
A fragment list argues for PM Mahon as local candidate and farmer. It praises his Labor banner representing justice for the small man, rejects middlemen and King Street farmers, notes his absence serving the country, and urges a Labor victory to form government in Victoria, the only state yet to have a Labor ministry.
The three yearly period for selecting the good men to represent electors in the State Parliament has arrived amid unrest since the last election. Premier's former allies desert him on the hustings and form new parties while denouncing the past three years as a deplorable state of affairs.
The Hampoem Shire Council met on Monday November 12 with President Dr J C Manifold and councillors E Manifold W McDowall J L Currie Ch 8 Oman E J Kelly and S G Black present. The minutes note the monthly gathering and attendees.
Clerk forwards £42564. gratitude from Warrnambool Returned Soldiers. thanks from Mrs T A Maconochia and Mr and Mrs John Brown. leave requested for Shire Engineer to attend Melbourne conference November 23 24. leave granted for W Mathieson outbreak notice. State Accident Insurance bonus £1 24s 10d to be kept for next premium. Spicer and Screen seek telephone line erection along Foxhow Road five miles granted with conditions. George Hay raises hardship from Bowen Street Park Lane flooding and boggy road. butter factory whey pollution nuisance referred to inspector. Gnotuk School requests gravel crossing and drain cleaning granted as two parts. John Paisley leasing of stone crushing plant for coming season to proceed.
The following tenders were accepted for road works: metalling Foxhow to Pitfield road day favor, metalling Duvernay's row day labor, metalling Hannah's road day labor, supply of gravel McCrae's road AT Allan 3s 3d, travelling Castle Carey road Fotter Broad L4 46 and L4 108, gravelling La Couteur's road Potter Bros L3663, forming roads with machine A Cook 5s 6d.
The Camperdown electrician reports October totals: Lighting units 4243 power sold 1544 streets used 525 battery units lost 820 distribution load 0. Total 7617.
Mr W Marshall reported collecting dog and dairy registration fees and inspecting chaffyards and dairies during the past month. He paid the Treasurer £39 1/8 in fees, including harbouring dairy and other charges, with approved accounting.
Engineer report favors an underground drain of sufficient capacity to carry flood water near the Lismore Hotel. A notice of motion declares a rate of 3d in the £ for North Riding. Earlier motions are adopted: general rate 1/6, sanitary fee, and estimates. Cr J.mw moves that land in Glenormiston parish become a policy highway.
An obituary notes the death of Mr Fielder, a longtime member of the Argle tall and noted musician. He was 71, survived by his wife and five grown children, with relatives mourning his loss at a local cemetery on Sunday.
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