Dalgety and Coak and Station Agents Note
Dalgety and Coak and station agents listed with Thornton Palmer and Moodie. Questionable OCR yields fragmented names and entities. No clear event or outcome provided.
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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
3
Dalgety and Coak and station agents listed with Thornton Palmer and Moodie. Questionable OCR yields fragmented names and entities. No clear event or outcome provided.
The text outlines a trust and board of directors with mentions of administrator trustee powers under the Lunacy Act. It references unvested funds and assets, with names including Jerome Felleriad and JOML FOL, and lists locations such as Dalgety and Coleraine.
Coleraine hosts an annual sale with entries in cattle and produce. The notice lists goods including cows, heifers, steers, and assorted livestock, along with terms, bidding directions, and entry details for participants and buyers.
In a heated legislative session Mr Campbell of Geelong argues against extending the Gheringhap to Maroona railway, criticizing cost, arguing it fails to open new country and urging consideration of Horsham Portland links first. he supports alternative routes and urges the committee review before second reading.
Five choke holders were brought before the Crewe court today on charges of conspiracy. A large crowd attended as Mr Lamb outlined the case for the defense and evidence was given by the clerk, a postmaster’s clerk, and a police inspector. The trial is expected to last several days with over twenty witnesses to be called.
Mooday reports calm as relations between workers and owners show no new action. The Whintlow at the Hrwth Craust mines blew this morning but no response from men occurred, and operations remain idle.
Reports from Melbourne claim strike congress members may be arrested amid tensions. The Workers’ Society pushes a weekly levy of 1 shilling to support the strike fund, matching another 1 shilling from allied groups for the same objective.
Wire from Melbourne reports the German steamer Ut eburg ar need with full Kumiers plans to load coal. Details are incomplete due to OCR damage but indicate a coal transport operation setting sail or loading at a port near Melbourne.
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled note about wharf labourers, levels, a battery of items, and scattered phrases. The readable bits imply a maritime workplace discussion with unspecified actions and locations. No clear names, dates, or concrete events emerge for a solid summary.
Korumbu na Mire 3 games au WA Melbourne reports that men in the mining area earn little and face coercive shifts. The piece notes more work than miners can handle and a steady drain of effort across sites.
A disrupted Melbourne scene sees Binnley Works halted as architects and owners panic over potential building delays. Officials cite worker shortages and supply issues amid unclear company directives and rising tensions in Thorndale and nearby areas.
The Defence department states that men at the Kitchener camp will receive daily pay starting at a set rate. A Gazette notice prorogues the Federal Parliament to January, affecting the official timeline.
Melbourne report says the State Cabinet discussed relations between the Legislative Assembly and the Council. The Premier hinted at an imminent announcement and announced plans to amend the Licensing Act to abolish permits for late trading. He stated no bill of the sort would be dropped.
A garbled newspaper fragment lists various foods and goods, including biscuits, crackers, cheeses, cordials, and confections, with many unreadable names and prices. It mentions markets and shops, with scattered items such as ginger, sultanas, milk products, and winter fruits.
Milling and produce rates listed include Wheat at 4/5 per bushel Yate Milling feed at 1/104 per bushel Potatoes 2/5 per ton Onions 5/10 per ton Chaff 3 per ton Hay 4/5 per ton.
Mr Will Crooks M P and his wife were entertained by the Federal and State Labour parties in a social gathering reflecting party activities and public engagement of the Labour movement.
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