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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
2
G BTEWART CO announces sale of cattle horses poultry furniture and produce. Items include bassar ray-streak ton and masco family products with 10 doses of two year old pinta and apples from Sandrise.
Letter to the Spectator discusses whether the ANA should decide party politics within municipal matters and questions Mr Tatlock's candidacy. It weighs ANA influence, local industry support, and the need for clear stance before the election amid carnival plans and national concerns.
In a petty sessions court a maintenance dispute between Mr Feel Williams and Bridget Lew over a child born last December was resolved. James Grover, the defendant, was ordered to pay seven shillings weekly and furnish two sureties of £50 each, with costs of £3 7s to be recovered by distress.
Bislet life team members Boyd and Fisher from New South Wales and Mr Halimyan of Wet Australia returned by the Omrah. They report receiving treatment but hardship in conditions, noting Australians held their own on Empire match day one but faltered next day. They praise Canadians for bow rifle speed and superior Austrian rifle. Gord and Holiegans praised. Gord earned badges.
In the Wannon shire council meeting held on Thursday a caretaker for the Balmoral pumping plant was appointed James Copean at 12 per month. Tender decisions included awarding to Duntan and Jas at 2 per fall, with real tenders to be invited for ten in Balmoral windmill. two rides at Cole raine were withdrawn.
A well attended ball hosted by the Bramabolgie sisters took place in the damaged hall on Friday evening. Decorations impressed guests. about eighty couples danced to lively tunes while Mrs. Saugders and Mr. Brycy Brown received praise for hospitality and leadership. A substantial supper followed with sandwiches and scones served by the ladies committee. overall the event left attendees with fond memories of a successful social gathering.
Market wire reports Melbourne prices for Wheat Millet and other goods. Wheat 3 shillings 11 per bushel, potatoes 6 shillings per ton, onions 4 shillings per half ton, hay 4 shillings 10 pence per ton, corn 2 shillings 1 6 per ton. Cheese and eggs listed with limited detail and regional notes.
The market shows mixed demand with strong crossbred ewes and prime lambs, prices easing slightly from last week. Yarding includes 304 trucks and 4030 by row with quotes across fat lambs and sheep, prime and inferior lots, roughly indicating a general softer trend overall.
The first semifinal pits Baptamte against Pt. Mery at 4 80 pm with referee W B Watts in charge. Earlier the State school and Silver State meet in a closely contested junior match at 1 40 pm while Presbyterian and Christ Church clubs organize cricket ground practice today.
Glenthomson and Dunkeld face a rearranged match as the uber competition delays a planned Saturday game to Wednesday. Dunkeld travels to Glenthampton with a team chosen from A Templeton captaincy and players including Lote Dickie Clark Waleh M Levi M Laughlan Fisher Arkell Duckmanton Roper Fawrett Womersley Young Cullinan Walker Loker Brennan Nicoll Bertram Coulton.
The text records results from a rifle trades competition with a list of competitors and scores. Names such as Domine, Grant, Dean, Fred Greed, Thras, Hucknall, Wilann, Themeon, Parke, and Morisan appear amid a jumble of misread entries and figures.
The CHURCH LADIES A CUE team will compete with Foresters A in a miniature range event for a trophy donated by Mr Norman Rey. Scores show Ht and Gullet leading with 64 and 64. Fenton 63. others include Mrs Atkins and Miss Cremer. The next shoot is planned for Saturday evening at the miniature range starting at 6 o'clock.
The Employers' Federation of Meibourne discusses secretary Walsole's resignation amid ground of nevehth. They offer him a leave of absence while a faction plans trouble at the group meeting. Reahen Waterchalle, milkman, disputes the milk quality and accuses the dairy of dishonesty. he notes a change in behavior and links it to the Great Peppermint Cure.
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