Notes and Events on Protection and Local Affairs
A Colac Colac era report outlines debates on tariff protection versus free trade, citing candle makers in Castlemaine and Victoria's industrial growth. It covers local library committee actions, a Colac suicide, theft losses, church picnics, police court matters, land sales notices, and race meeting results at Kensington Park with notable incidents and community updates.
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Geelong
Henry Collens
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Mincres
George Harrie
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Matthew Flood
Isnod
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Thamnes
Edwin Arnold
William John Arnold
Carpendell
David Sefton
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Barbra
Annie Connor
M. Rourke
Patiah
Birregurra
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Halladoven
Mr. Sevier
Salisbury
Mr. Pils
Mr. Goyder
Everslay
Corrigan
Adderley
Mr. May
Deniliquin
Edwards River
Noosa
Drunkenness and fines in local court session
Proceedings list multiple minor charges: John Hatherlegh fined ten shillings or 24 hours for drunken and disorderly conduct with profane language. John Colina pleads guilty to driving without lights and is fined. debts and disputes including Elizabeth Rye v Annie Rose over threats and assault with binding over to keep the peace. other debt actions and non-appearances noted with verdicts and costs.
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Elizabeth Rye
Rose
Rye
Frivar
Ocronsa
Beal
Rae
John Hatherlegh
John Colina
George Lovk
Francia Bealey
Laintiff
Lacogte
von Kone
Bar Mother
Elizabeth Ryo
Annie Rose
Rickhos
J. W. Bird
Perens
Surrey
D. Humbley
Murray
Alfred M‘curey
H. Wilson
Bathe
Butler
Robertean
M‘intosh
J. H. Briggs
Victorian Loan Tenders Exceed Six Million Subscriptions
European Telegrams report the Victoria four per cent loan of three million sterling drew subscriptions over six million when opened. Minima set at £5 10s. The note also covers the Eastern Question with Ottoman terms for armistice through March 1577 and power-protest details.
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