Geelong Market Report Tales of Cattle and Horses Sale
The Geelong port activity shows revenue of £16 0s 20d with detailed breakdowns for customs and treasury. Yarding features many aged dairy cattle and versatile horses, with strong demand for sound young stock, brisk prices across dairy cattle, tallowing a lively trade with buyers from local and metropolitan areas. A long list of sellers and buyers is recorded, reflecting broad participation and robust market levels.
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Eyrie-Strebe
Ewiss Axp Srannow
Meure
W. Remmy
J_ Anderson
BR Bartlet
W. F. Dmke
Helly
F. Waite
J. Bassett
Holchan
J. Hoory
Sweesor
J. Ryan
J_ Ee Rubinsen
weGiem
Messrs
J. Mgurdy
Jax. Munisys
D. Bell
T. EB. Henry
P. Gonsidine
W Riathbews
EL Fuller
J. Venters
J. Hinchcliff
A. Keith
D.o'hiltoran
T. O'Laughlie
A. Green
W. H. Haosy
D. Potter
T. Batten
Jobo Tore
Te Srlter
Slesdamts Larkins
Maddensod Wall
Milkere
Springera
A. Thare Wa
Waluss
M_ Herron
A. Hillman
Ledis
John Manon
T. ER. Besry
J. Young
James Divas
Geo. Madden
Founds
J. Horley
J. Hopkins
F. MtAteer
J. Allen
Rozell Bros
D.eraser
J. Chmcher
P. Bran
T. Balkeld
Thomas Sharkey
W.dorran
Marandex
T. E
BH. Procett
Car
William Dillon
J. Foote
E. Lege
W. A. E. Deler
ML Hallinsn
W. Faulker
Meschemes Doherty
Lodge
Gallager, Baker
Stoke
Beektailers
Ballarat Wholesale Produce Market Report Highlights Steady Demand
Riess and partners note a steady market with little change in prices. Wheat and oats show firm demand, with prime Algerians and Barley offerings varied from 33 to 64 2d. Potatoes, peas, and flour supply report moderate to light orders, while hay and straw demand remains steady. overall market conditions remain firm with good inquiry.
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Riess A
Asp Cp
Isadis
Sim
Polisi
Reams Jos W. Gimag Asp Go
Arteady
Puess
Tis Gil
Mising Intelligence From Mining Managers Report
Fragmentary report notes a Federation convention and weekly activities. Mentions a sink attempt, foul soil conditions, and a quartz vein in a country state area. Contains garbled terms and unclear specifics due to transmission errors.
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Fragmented 19th Century Trade Ledger Highlights Diverse Sellers and Buyers
A chaotic historical ledger lists diverse buyers and sellers across estates and firms such as All Nations Ex tended and Great West Glenfine, noting varied prices and items. The fragment shows numerous names, places, and financial entries, reflecting strained commerce and shifting markets in Tasmania and Queensland amid broader economic activity.
Market notes on Australian stocks and regional ties
Fragmented report shows declines and recoveries across Victorian and Tasmanian stocks, with Ballarat Main Leads Timor and Bendigo area shares improving while Creswick weakens. Banks, dividends, and Victoria five percent stock referenced. broader regional trends include rising sea camping demand and mixed progress in South Germany and Central Wattle districts.
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Tower Rtes
Mount Lyell
Estes
Tasmania
Prince Tivelle
Tasman
Crows Lyell
Morth Croton Sralle
Boseve
Victoria
Moin Lesils
South Germany
Southern Cross
Ballarat
Prine Bara Beas
Timor
Bendigo
Morth
Bank of Vistoria
The Chinese Trouble Interview with Mr Mansell
An interview with H J Mansell, a NSW native and former Pekin official, discusses the Boxer Uprising and its anti foreign sentiment. He outlines the sect Telu Hong Tao and its renamed avatars, the role of missionaries, and the stance of Qing authorities, plus details on legation defenses and foreign troops in Peking and Tientsin.
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Fremantle
The
Morning Herald
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Ehowrksi
Ingeath
Mansell
Sourh
Wales
Pekin
Sid Afr
Telu-Hong-Taor
Dni
Congregation of Patrioticmood Peace
Tie
China
Bretzners
Provintes
Empr
Iece
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Chimp
Jone
Gad
Wae
Fo Lee
Ching
Tong
Toss
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Shani
Simnsttcat
An Krone So
Ewon Yong Chin
Corese Govermmnest
Seoul
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Japan
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Ceserds
Toe Min
Jspac
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Enen
Hism
Hacees
Potin
Aanenbareli
Sever
Thea
Legatives
Clsude MacDonald
Laden
Mauncell
Mauncell Said— “"Thn Sembera
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Claude MacDonald
Bas Leseide
Eccomd Deroy
Chingso
United States
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Dearmark
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Portugal
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What Happened to Jones Opens in Geelong
Melbourne theatregoers lauded George H. Broadhurst farce What Happened to Jones as the opening attraction of Mr Arnold's Australian tour. The play drew record Melbourne receipts and extended the run, with two shows in Geelong at Mechanics Institute as part of a short season starring Jones and a second farce On and Off.
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George H. Broadhurst
Jones
Australis
England
America
Melbourne
Charles Arnold
Sean
Australia
Cherney
Neeson
Dkustealta
Joeee
Spalding
Jonas
Bie Bom
Anstealis
Gealong Ct
Mechanics'’ Institute
Geelong
The Strike On The Mograbool Wharf
A letter to the editor discusses a Wharf strike over pay for loading work at the Mograbool port. It defends workers rights to be paid for every minute worked while noting small delays before cargo movement and questions the prudence of publicizing the dispute.
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Tir Moiron
Edica
Faulk
Ebors
Bolda
Comatence
Anold
Arnold
Deslor
James Brinssiead
St. Kilda
Public Service Board seeks examiner of titles plus related notices
The Public Service Board invites outside applications for the examiner of Titles in the Low department with a salary range from £415 to £610. Requirements include barrister or solicitor status and extensive real property law experience, including contracts and trusts, and familiarity with the Transfer of Land Act. Various local notices follow including a fatal accident near Mesonvilla, design adjudication for post and telegraph offices in Hobart, and forthcoming council member retirements and reelection plans.
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Public Service Board
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Amasume
A. Stewart
Glenthompsn
Ararat
Wiliam
Mesonvilla
Hobart
Ruyal Re Tostituta
Aschil
Institute
Meera Percy Gakden AE
LBA
Bra. M. Henderson
Mir Thomas Watts
Lgard
Tasmesion
Melbourne
Lesicrative Council
Wiliam Zeal
North Central
Mir $Y. Pearson
Gippaland
MM. Davies
W. E. S&. Osmond
Keon
J. Stersbay
Northern
A. 0. Sachse
North-Eastern
J. Ball
Worth-Western
F. S. Grimwwale
North Warra
Campbell
South-Fastern
Sir’eport Clarke
Southern
Austin
South- Western
Mir Eidler
South Yotea
T. Hom
Wellinetos
Fiuhsday Ial
Samuel
Jame Warneck
du Grey
Metcafor
Stathalsy
Meinzet
Maxwell
Truelee
Air Enaglercn
EMSS
Mount William rush yields another gold find at Ararat
A miner reports a further discovery in the Mount William rush near Masonville, with a man named Orcickshank alerting Afr George Sian of Moyton to activity in a paddock. Swan’s paddock lies on Moyton’s side of the Sugarloss Spur about 20 miles from Ararat, with Ian selling a parcel of gold but not revealing exact location.
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Mount William
Orcickshank
Afr
George Sian
Moyston
Hhis
Masonville
Murray
Moyaton
Swan
Sugarloss
Ian
George Swan
Sean
Argus
Agricultural statistics show Victoria potato yields and fruit output
Victorian agricultural statistics for 1899-1900 report 50 469 acres under potatoes yielding 173 381 tons at 213 tons per acre. Grapes total 296 0200 wt with wine 933 082 gallons. frosts and wet weather reducing harvest. Apple trees near one million, but actual yield 317 1280 wt. Dried fruits up, tobacco and flax modest, and area in bearing in fruit trees up 2 681 acres. The report notes phylloxera impact and regional production in Mildura and Rutherglen.
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J. Fenton
Victoria
Wis
Anneunl
Rutherglen
Mildura
Wren
Governors and the coming Lieutenant-Governor problem
A commentary discusses potential salary cuts for State Governors as the Crown reshapes colonial governance with Lord Hopetoun's arrival. It questions the ex-officio status of governors, favors converting lieutenant-governors to permanent governors, and cites Walter Bagehot on colonial governance versus personal self-interest.
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Tasmania
Lord Gapetoun
New South Wales
Victoria
Dieter —Ticat
Wederick Darley
John Madden
Victorias
Walter Bagehot
Spi
Govenor
Colonial Office
Australa Sian
Lsuml
Harsh fine for neglecting state schooling challenged
A constable in Kooweerup fined a selector O Inyou six hours imprisonment for not sending his seven year old child to the State school for 40 days in a term. The father claimed the road and swamp conditions, illness, and distance justified home care. He could not pay and was jailed, prompting debates on strict enforcement and possible parliamentary review. The incident highlights tension between law and hardship, with Lyon seeking a remedy.
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Kouweerup
Tasmania
Kooweerup
Lyon
Timreday
Melbourne
Sherty
Mr Downward
DL Lal
Weber
Mer Lyon
Royal Navy
Tr Wen
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