Auction of Horses at Warrnambool by Jessie & St Quintin
A major horse sale is announced by JESSIE & ST. QUINTIN of Warrnambool. The catalog features four entries, draft horses, yearlings, mares, and a wide range of mounts headed by the renowned sire Apelles. The sale is at Stansmore Brow three miles from Camperdown, with wagons running from Camperdown to the yards and sale starting at twelve o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aelles
Apelles
Peay
Francis
Shetland
Austin
Ware
Nicholas Cole
Stewart
Firestick
Dr. Pettigrew
Harmaes
Hornes
Apellea
Conch and Co
Amano
Camperdown
Stansmore Brow
Campardown
Sala
Norunal
Sale
Jessie & ST. Quintin
Warrnambool
Auction notice for twelve working bullocks and gear at Edenhope Hotel
T Anderson Auctioneers offer a team of 12 working bullocks with harness for sale at Edenhope Hotel at three o clock in the afternoon. The lot is praised as well-bred and in splendid condition. Anderson and co auctioneers promise to handle stock station and general sales across the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker, Mickess and CO
Uber
Storey
Meretehowe
Lee Awing Wether
Vrurees
Usiwey Mita
Dee
T. Anderson
Macan
Edenhope
Sears
Vances
Kesyepr
Fink
Mr. Molesworth
M. Treacy
Castoce
W. H. Willocks
A.eele
Belfast
W. E. Wheeler
Messrs
Bree
Dickens and Co
Strthkellar
M‘kellar
Ea ‘Kellar
Advertising rates and payment policy in the Hamilton Spectator
The Hamilton Spectator announces the Wasted column accepts ads for employment or labor requests at one shilling per twenty words per insertion. Ads from Labor Agencies require cash in advance, and non-subscribers or strangers must pay upfront. Rates are forty words per inch with exact costs available beforehand. Remittances by stamps, money orders, or cheques. job printing orders to Mott Ripon, Spectator Office, Hamilton. Nor. 4, 1881.
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Hamilton Sperfiator
Hamilton Spectator
Mott Asm Rippon
Spectator Office
Hamilton
Bararat Stock Sale Yields Broad Attendance and High Prices
A large crowd attended the Bararat sale with robust bids. Bullocks sold to £14 10s, cows to £8, calves £3 0s, and sheep yarded at 11 354, with best lines in strong demand while duller lots lagged. Multiple consignors including A Finlay Glenormiston and Jenkina Candy sent numerous wethers and crossbreds, reflecting varied values across species.
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Amd
Neil Black
Mom
HL Miller
A. Finlay
Glenormiston
Thomas
Ula
Lim
Armatromg
Herham Park
Finn
Croley
Marirale
Tatyoon
Gillies
Me EK Calder
M'Intoah
Werino
Mr. Fraser
Mowera
Young
Dow
Hamilon
Fai Lambe
Deputation Opposes Reimposed Newspaper Mail Rates
A notable deputation met the Minister of Railways on Wednesday to protest the reimposition of rates for mailing newspapers. They argued the move would harm country newspaper proprietors and cited past abolition by John Words. The debate touched on the press’s free carriage and the broader impact on education and law observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Words
Melbourne
Hent
Bent
Pasont
Caen
Melbourne press free parcel scheme sparks country protest
A Melbourne newspaper fee policy draws criticism from regional presses who argue state advertising and parcel exemptions favor urban outlets. Critics claim railway free parcels undermine country papers, inflate Melbourne’s dominance, and burden taxpayers while widening gaps in distribution and revenue.
Portsland Letter On Wool Rates And Rail Policy
The column argues against high wool carriage charges harming Hamilton producers, urging railways to cut rates to avoid driving wool to sea via ships. It defends private steamship lines and warns against protecting railway monopolies while calling for reductions benefiting both producers and rail traffic.
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Potond Geankas
Hamilton
Portland Steam Navigation Company
Fortland
Stein
Voneele
Waatern
Maring
Eles
Cieh
Wtema
Williamstown
Portland
Sefair
Brown
Abreet
Masonic Hall
Rings Bank
Bromell
Bryan O'Loghles
Beat
M’s.la
Bon
Murray
Murtos
Nhill
Herbert Chambers
Ora Pote
Chambers Anon
Hemna Thirkell
Hensley Park
Christ Church
Howe
Devenamil
Church of England
Cemutery
Extermination of Rabbits Letter to the Editor
A Hamilton Spectator reader comments on farmer unions and railway policy. The letter references government spending and a plan to exterminate rabbits, arguing the costs and public interest. The writer cautions against unnecessary expenditure while stressing agricultural welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Spectator
Hamilton
Agricu Feris
Railwage
Kennely
Kennedy
Victoria
Ndfor
Mallos
Best Manure Shown for Hupaistom Fields in 1881
A letter from the COUNTRY OBSERVER dated December 12 1881 discusses manure options for farm fields. It compares sowing peas and barley yields with and without bone dust and manure, noting yields of 20 bushels per acre for oats and 30 for peas in favorable years. The writer cites threshing efficiency and quotes a farmer saying frequent manuring makes land tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hupaistom Spectator
Maine Elmo
Acre
Martin
Foundling
Country Observer
Wimmera Shire Accounts Under Audit Report
The Commissioner of Public Works received a report from Wimmera Shire auditor John Smith detailing disbursement concerns. The auditor and government auditor endorse most findings, noting disallowed expenses and overdrafts at Colonial Bank and related authorities, with references to the Local Government Act 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puublic Works
Wimmers
John Smith
Elae Beam
Smith
Public Works
Horsham
E Rogers
Shire of
Wimmera
Roeebint Stek Piatt
Colonial Bank
Ith
Mansley Parm Sale At Hensley Park Auction Draws Crowd
Report of a large clearing sale at Hensley Park held under Hon F Bromell. Attendees arrived from all directions for cattle horses and ponies with vigorous bidding though turnout was smaller than expected. Prices reached £4 4s for a ram to £3 1s for another and notable items included creamery ponies and various farm stock amid a festive informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bromell
Hensley Park
Lindanys
Muntham Hite
Devonshire
Warkad
Linners
Mosera, Hees, Dickens and Co
Pisken
Aeria
Bree
T. Brandl
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Aurtioncers, Pine, Spirit
Ona Merchants
LAE Sain
Suvars
Inter
Ars
Belk
Cate
Porchecera
Hawierus
Dickens
John M*katler
Strethbeliar
M‘reller
King Ale
Phask
Pitase
Col Lave
Bonter Tien
Fin
Hooder Town
Meriva Wethers
Hel- Mh
Merlere
Taatarton
St Vettes
Cayete Terth
Merlin Weber
Allie
Tom Apel
Chemie
Edeshope
Eh Co
Balacoral
Lomarel
Efi
Town Cavendish
Willie Ther
Willie Ther Iomediate
Carefal Athrubine
Epaal
Gran
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MH. W. Thirkell
Hameter
Assomial Mutual Life Asurance
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Win. McRdoch and
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Guete
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Paturday
Loro
D&e
H. W. Thirkell
Acconnte
W. Tureell
Pete
Linrera H Ney
Malbouros
London
W. Thirkell
A. T. Anderson
Cussen and
James
Henry-street
Castertir
Jeffers
Narracoorie
Frank G. Smalfage
General Commission
Coleraine
Feede. L. Lyne
Procter, Jeuts Sreeer
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Taki Sakon Manera
South Australia
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Clana 45
Jane
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Tuomsos
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Supreme Court of the Pro‘vines of
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Silvester
Winstee Street
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Amilton
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Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance Company (Limited
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Country
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The
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Hamilton Land Board
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Kerang
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Coon Ren’s Hospital
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Harris-street
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Rape
Walter Harrison
Dippe Street
Bega
Doss
Elkington
Nanson
Fessor Elkington
Professor Nanson
Peach, Paocurss
Asp
National Arbitration
Washington, D.C
Borpen Law Caana
Mount Jambier
Penola
Datien
Brey
Lawnet I Fcoete
Saree
Pereme
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Mess
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W. Davis
J. Locke
D. McArthur
Noats Hawitzer State School
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Geavel
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Opera Company
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Wagga
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Colla
Germany
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Sama
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Woseh Company
Mis
Donald M‘lellaw
Wimmera Shire
Seubrie
Cr. Sudhols
Teaveuioss
Cr. Bell
Cr. Walters
J. Carter
Foehler
Jarnek
Bumblercoat
Bowdon
J. MeKieway
J. Mellar
Desallies
Mensley Parm Sale
S. A
J. Walters
A. Thomann
S. Austin
Hossa
Dr. Scott
Key Howe Pion Hsik
Aim Steen