Saverticer Office Fares and Market Prices Report
A fragmentary report details customs revenue at the Fort of today and a private sale to Mr Thomas Foster. Market notes cover various commodities including flour, Pollard, oats, peas, chaff, hay, and straw with prices in pounds shillings and pence, noting steady to firm demand and sparse supply alongside export considerations and shipping quotes for Devonport New Zealand.
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Fridar
J. Young
Gisbor Wes
Thomas Foster
Selbouese Froddse Mazrel
Fmmar
Comte Daireers
Devonport
New Zealand
Exper
Tesmanian
Tost Contigs
Elas
Scant OCR Shopping Odds and Odd Prices
Fragmented data lists various prices and items such as best eaters Telegram and Sarpacarens with odd fractions and currency values. Mentions 16 to 402 Aisni iol and dates like 24/1, 45 to 4/10. The snippet reads as a catalog of prices and bundles with no coherent story or clear entities beyond generic terms.
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Wheit
Wilms
Aisniiol
Sarpacarens
Ondinarr
Prame
Derrick
Storeroom and Shares Prices From Local Market Commentary
The listing shows various items and prices including Ballarat fee signals, rotation schedules, and names such as Duke of Adiol, Imperial Queen, and Great Glenvie. Entries mention sales, paid-up statuses, and percentages around 12 to 53 percent with multiple stock-like references.
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Ballarat
Muriac
Geuret Creek
Tral Phitean
Duke of Adiol
Duke
Great Glenvie
Glenfine Consols
Crear
Glenfine Fraid
Pawan
Imperia Postmaster General On Telegram Office Policy
The Postmaster General on Tuesday received a telegram expressing confusion over intentions regarding postal arrangements. Statements reference federal authority, British letters, and imperial approval as matters of policy, with notes on postage and stamp reductions under postal conventions.
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Trnesdes
Mens Pertal Posal
Os Pe
Ostal
Australie
Drake
Great Britain
Auedalla
The Great Encyclopaedia Offer Withdrawn on March 10
A discussion of the value of books and self education notes that owning a complete encyclopedia requires vast effort and wealth. It highlights the Encyclopaedia Britannica as a pinnacle of knowledge, praising its consolidated wisdom and urging readers to invest in such reference works to improve the mind. The Daily Mail offer for this great work in the state is reported as likely to be permanently withdrawn on March 10.
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Tarbed Sucess
Ialvaieo
Morocco
COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN REMEDY RECOMMENDATION
A cautionary note on a Chicago remedy branded as suitable for children with persistent coughs. It touts a tonic as safe for young users and claims universal efficacy, urging use despite dubious medical backing and broad assertions of effectiveness.
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Chicago
Prysiclax
Ciembersin
Grrect
Ildren
Allaces
Mary E. Sae
Commonwealth Parliament Debates Protection and Open Trade
In a lengthy session from the Methoorie correspondent the Senate heard finance and protection debates. Vice President of the Executive Council and Senators Pulford and Glaster argued for open doors and limited duties, while others warned against tax rises and a costly path to prosperity. The discussion touched on Australia's imperial trade with Britain, West Indies, and Pacific islands, noting the open market benefits and risks to domestic industries.
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Freentire Connell
Lieut-Calonel Neill
Bank of Aupmmleet
Eee Apres
Laeraek
South Afeen
Ansteetia
Tae Pobsord
Aueims
Aestrsia
Sas
Pulford
Leo
West
Lusi
Ansivtiin
Healvese
Federorum
Pacrameni
Estes
Gannon
Ce Yeauecni Representios N.S W
Austalia
Zeelin
Plarferd
Paicfens
Poston
Povsienerpase
Feort
Aleu
Cies
Collees
Muir
Sam Lasnees
Sera Pol
Parkes
Eemier Pulford
Austriz
New Zealand
New Zesland
Uber
Pacific
Deaton
Andusisies Alhall
Barton
J.P. Abbott
Reyorst
Ebington
Vietom
Deskin
Adames
Palford
Spenaires Gonner
Genemeir
2Nt Industries
Glacr
Pakford
Victoria
Irada
Germany
Vietoria
ASW
Vietoris
Executive Council
Anetrafis
Pulsford
Mc Borion Swould
England
Commonwealth Tech
Mazate
Iveghrade England
Great Fritain
Ater
Clemons
Reform Movement Debate Shifts to State Reform Plans
Melbourne coverage reports heated discussion in Parliament over the Citizens Reform League and state reform measures. Speakers urge cooperation with reform groups and stress the need for clear policy on House numbers and economy. Opposition signals cautious support if proposals are concrete and timely.
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Malvern
Natioeal Citizens” Reform League
Bir
Irvine
Gath
Pescoek
Constall
Mest
George Tureet
T Ie
Howse
Reform League platform calls for legislative reform
A meeting of the National Citizens Reform League executive outlined resolutions for parliamentary reform. They urge reducing Legislative Assembly members to 46, Ministers to 6, and Legislative Council members to 25, with representation based on the current Federal electorate. Other points seek major public expenditure cuts, a push for parliamentary reform, and formation of a national league branch to gather pledges. Subscription lists seek funds to support league activities and public meetings across the state.
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National Citzens” Reform League
Biel Wes Beh
Thurelar
Taneasier
Obie
Mgis
Uceagae
Legivetice Coupe
National Citizens’ Reform League
Ieee
Kyabram
Metbeome
South Barwon Shire Council Proceedings Summary
Council met with Crs. Andresson Richardson Tagell White Scott Donald Biggins and Gardiger present. Apology received for Dr Noble’s absence. Debated rates of insurance for Belmont repairs to Queen’s Bridge and road maintenance funds. Mentioned £200 from Public Works for main roads and requests for tenders on Colac road. Water analysis showed no poison except tin trace, crossing repairs at Waurn Ponds approved, and crossing at Germantown road funded with half-cost by landowner. Belmont Common use granted to Barwon United and South Barwon Football Clubs on alternate Saturdays. Requests from Geelong trader for grass for transplanting approved from Barwon Herds. Library expansion referred to engineer. Municipal association urged to press for higher state municipal funding. Sparrow pest bill proposed. rabbit eradication discussion tabled. Crossing at Jameson Geelong property approved at owner’s expense. Surplus metal offered by contractor Morrell accepted. Cess pit nuisance in Barwon Heads addressed. rate book corrections noted. Valuation inquiry into woollen mills. March-April rates collected. finance committee to review. Diphtheria outbreak at Geelong South school noted. school repairs recommended. Marram grass tenders opened. various bids listed.
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Crs
Andresson
Richardson
Tagell
White
Scott
Donald
Biggins
Gardiger
Noble
Jetter
Belmont
Ascotiation
Vietora
Queen's Bruse
Neartown
Chilrell
South Barwon
Tadwell
Colac
Garwoy
Shire
Waurn Ponds
J. G. EF. Soum
Dr. Tadgell
H. Winter
Germantown Road
Tadgell
Mr Winter
Fyansford Manufacturing Company
Cenver
Montpelier
Taguoy
Secaretaries
Barwon United
South Barron
Dickardson
J Anes Ron
Geelong
Gardiner
Tadzell
Barwon
Belmont Free Library
Engiuser
The
Belmont Incrovemiente Lsociation
Sitenion
Ale Tomicon
Roslyn Road
Sae
Mount Pleasant
Whites
Municipal Association
Shire of
Mans- Geld
John Gubby
Hiesins
R. Morrell
Cr Sestt
Cr White
Board of Public Health
Barrou Heads
H. P. Douglass
al¢ Rentow
Torquay
Iicherdion
Rae
al. Talon
Hisrict Lands
Prince’s Brides
Taylor
Bout Darran
Taheal
Geelone
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Swift Kidney Liver Relief
A promotion declares Warner's Safe Cure a cure for numerous ailments tied to liver and kidney dysfunction. It claims the medicine revitalizes these organs, cleanses blood of poisons, and has cured illnesses once resistant to other doctors and drugs, calling it "liquid life."
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Bright
Warner
Daylesford Mineral Springs Lease Talks Under Way
The Minister of Lands and the surveyor general met Daylesford and Hepburn mineral spring committee to discuss a new lease to allow surplus water rights. Current water is sold at 5 shillings per gallon. committee seeks a maximum of 3 shillings. The minister favors market prices but will send experts to test treatment methods before final terms. The committee agreed to hold decisions until experiments are complete.
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Daylesford
Minister of Lands
Mreed
Committee of Manlsaunant
Hepburn Mineral Spring
Comuittes
Arges
Encyelopa Britannica offer ends soon in Daily Mail ad
An advertisement urges immediate order of the Encyclopaedia Britannica via Daily Mail terms, claiming half price and easy payments. It stresses loss of the deal if delayed, compares the Britannica to daily newspapers, and promotes Black publishers with fixed instalments. Also notes Whivernary Church service details with speakers and soloists.
Geelong Competitions Committee Appeals to Council
A Geelong letter to the Town Council defends the Geelong Competitions Committee, rebutting claims of self gain and detailing expenses. The writer argues the competitions educate and entertain locals, draw visitors, and boost the city, urging council support for a winter festival. He cites balance sheets, prize funds, and local printing costs while defending committee dedication and lack of profit.
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Geelong
Sherewith
Ir Meakin
Dr Meakin
Ballarat
Connell
Evenine Assasions
Haffarat Committee
Conneil
Bendigo
Wisarat
Titer
Serandir
Enaranlon
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Wagonal Citizens Reform League
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Prince
Farmile Bs
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Hooper and CO
Weerateok
South Barwon Shire
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Gaz
Deep Creek
Robt
Ellis
Thos. Ellis
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Buckley’s Wells
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Graham
Jas. Graham
Liquid Life
Daylesford Mineral Springs
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Britannica
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Z. V. Wikair
IHG Methodist Chore Ie
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Mus. Soc
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London
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Moorsbool-Street
Will Mastin Teacingy
Yyrece Los
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Terme
Ole
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Malop-street
Geenene School OF Art
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Trane & Cement Agerchant
Ryrie-street West
Andrews
Port Offea
Geo
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Stutiauss
Wibiesare
Mornar and Co
Co - Moodle
Ashphalter
Clarence-Sirelt
Weest
Iy Gough
J. O. Brown
Cario-street
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Railway Wood Yard
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Wailiwe
Géll
Feowick-street
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Dhuyet TS
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Frederick Montagu Douglass
Adre Tiger
Alfred Douglass
Woods
Bank of New South Wales
Miondon
Evailatie
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Gatawell Pepanenis
New South Wales
Bank of New Southales
Biase
Idal Binals
Levant
O& Fares Melourne
Beyvond
Melbourne -Carria
Loeat Railway
EE Ets
Gee Long
Henry Franks
Moorabool-Etreet
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