Apsley Racing Club resolves to March 1 meeting
Apsley Racing Club held a well attended meeting at the Border Inn. Mr H H G Greeley and Secretary Mr Bird acknowledged resignation, effective immediately. The vote fixed March 1 as the date for the next racing meeting with dominations and handicaps listed for Youths Race Rescue Race Diving etc at Westongsoleme.
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Apeley
Border
Ion
HH. G
Soret
Bird
OM Certhy
Apors
Vrestongsolme
Thre O'Cloci
Abe
Vic Forts
Intervale
G. Primrose BK. OH
Patterson
Harricks
W. Mastin
A. Yamieeca
T i
Basie
W. Taylor Malon
T. D. Healy
H. Patterson
G. Primrous
H. Nee i Murphy le
Arthur Sours
Beuween
W. Matin
G. Primrone
L. Guy
A. Whitehead
W. Taylor
W. Bucnal
A. Miller
W. Whitnott
Primrose
A. Huomobri
SN. Freame
Dean T. Butler
A. Jeffreys Serry
Hyalop
Backoel
Cavendish Club Rifle Life Match On Christmas Day
A local Rifle Club match at Cavendish followed Christmas Day shooting with a life match at 100 yards. A Kini hant of Mogrells estate led scoring with 31 of 35, while J Baulch and W Hallam tied for second with 24 and 37 respectively. many shooters posted solid scores on a tough indy day.
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Nnvice
W. Hallam
Jun
Benth
Erine
al Senrea
Pinel
Sh Ul
Balen
W. Aallam
Heatt
Hallam
Weather and town meeting notes from Hamilton Journal
Weather data shows average rainfall 37.4 inches for the 41 year period ending December 41. A council meeting records receipts of £63 8s 1d and expenses £26 14s 4d, leaving a credit balance. The machanic hall committee discusses library stock, space, and upcoming renovations with architect Mr. T. H. C. Henry. The annual funeral meeting is set for Saturday evening January 2, to be announced in the Spectator.
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Gur Cwo Warreapon
Cevel
Machanice’ Hall Committee
Haevenlog
R.H. Rundell
T. H.C. Henry
Pershurgt Prevents Fortcroft from Enlisting
The employer of Mr UT Gilllem bore responsibility at the scene on Saturday mehii, preventing Mr Fortroft from joining the ben dicta. Mr Chervwar offered Mr Fortcroft long life and happiness, and the intervention ended without enlistment.
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Manda
UT. Gilllem
Filend Reis
Mehii
Fortroft
Chervwar
Croft
Sunday coups trains IX public interrat
Melbourne wires from a German correspondent report railway authorities in upheaval over Sunday train services and a questionable handling of plans to run wheat trains on a Sunday. The dispatch notes Bendigo and nearby towns, accusing authorities of improper methods and moral concerns surrounding the schedule.
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Melbourne
Enewer
TB. B. Wondfoll
Fashion in Lysol turning deadly fashion trend
Melbourne report notes thirty poisoning cases last year as coroner returns verdict in John Ny case. He says toxic toning of vatel isonine toles—burping and fermented substance—was once disliked but has become a fashionable means of suicide, despite unpleasant narrative.
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Melbourne
Johnny
Eden defends state coal mine plan at Labour gathering
Reuters Telegram reports from Newcastle that Mr Eden the Minister of Mines told a Labour gathering on Saturday the ministry is insistent on establishing a state mining operation and will push the project through at an early date.
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Newcastle
Eden
Peasing
Necklace Missing in Public Safety Notice
A damaged public safety notice reports a missing necklace and an appeal for recovery. The brief mentions a December incident, a possible movement, and a reward offered for its return. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR issues.
Kemilton Scottish Pife Band Donations Acknowledged
The Hamilton Seattivhpe Hand committee records a year’s donations to the Kemilton Scottish Pife Band listing numerous contributors by names and initials. The long list credits many patrons including lab low Melville Brown A troge Macken Fenton Learmonth Robertson Morison Foley Seeve Callaghan Short Young Hall Lavery Jenner Armstrong Trangmar Robertson Rippon Muller and others who gave varied amounts.
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Hamilton
Lablow
Melville
T. Brown
A. Troge
And
Alp
Macken
J. Fenton
H. Learmonth
Jae. Robertson
Uy, Morison
A. Wal Foley
Ayder. Seeve
Blo Callaghan
A. Short
Jas. Young
J.T. Hall
Fi. Lavery
L. Jenner
W. Armstrone
H. W. Trangmar
Hobertson
E. Rippon
Mrep
FR Henry
D. Miller
Ch Harringham
Friend
Burgess
Nan
Drowned in Bay Prompts Warning Posts at Melbourne Bend
A coroner ruled the death of Myra Hamilton an accidental drowning after a diving accident at sea. He recommended warning poles be erected at Feldermans Bend and Port Melbourne to mark dangerous holes and prevent future tragedies.
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Aelbourne
Myra Hamilton
Fiedermans Bend
Port Melbourne
Fishing Industry Earnings in Melbourne Report
A Melbourne wire report to the New South Wales commission indicates workers in the fishing industry earn from bf to 65 per week. The data cover various rotatives and wage patterns, reflecting seasonal and task-based differences across firms.
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Melbourne
Oeath
Walea
Sale of blood stock at Melbourne auction
Wire from a war correspondent reports Messrs. Yuille and Co. conducted a horse sale in Melbourne. Mycian sold to Mr. Tonway for 105 guineas Glorify to Mr. W. Ladelaw for 200 guineas and Medehen to Mr. J. Connelly for 210 guineas.
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Melbourne
Sfiondar
Messrs. Yuille and Co
Racehoréa
Myncian
Mr. T Tonway
Guiness
Glorify
W. Ladelaw
J. Connelly
Eigen
MARINE INQUIRY OPEN ON COLLISION CASE
The marine court inquiry into the collision between the steamer Olygeie and the cutter from the John Murray opened and proceeded. Police magistrate Charles Williamson and Walter Dent faced cross examination as part of the hearing in Melrovale. A separate report notes a Melbourne bicycle dealer fined £35 for alleged offences and related costs.
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Melbourne
Court of Marina
Stehmer Olygeie
John Murray
Lipethye Athlete and Digby Sports Club Meeting Minutes
The Digby Sports Club met at Bir Milves hotel on Saturday evening to discuss Lipethye Athlete and prepare for this year’s show. Officers were elected including President Mr S Ky YOUN and secretary Moser, with plans to improve grounds, hold a public holiday in the west riding, close Crawford-street for the event, and appoint two centiemen for horse judging.
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Milves
Premitettad
Allardion
Miibbitt
Vhs Couemitien
Fortaich
Feoee
Eh Metwers
John G. Rumikin
Fuctrady
Jdumex Anardice
Vic
Mette Bey Priate Wee
Shire of
Pertiend
Crawford-strest
Eveos
Cheirman
Wharf Labourers Dispute Pushes Conference to Thursday
Wire from Melbourne reports a conference between ship owners and wharf labourers over wagoner wage increases has been postponed to Thursday. Also notes actors association stance and market updates including wheat prices and milling costs. Sir Joseph Ward addresses electors detailing political considerations and government guidance.
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Wellington
Muda
Joseph Ward
Sanford State School Head Teacher Departs Sandford
From our Own Correspondent Saturday reports Me. Le has left Sandford State School after several years as head teacher and was transferred to Ancot Vale for promotion. A farewell gathering was held in the mechanics’ hall with parents and scholars present. A presentation of sovereigns was made to Mr. Lee, and Mr. Len gave a brief response amid dancing and singing.
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Sandford
Ancot Vale
John
Lee
Finter
Shepherd
Mitehill
Lar
Rite Club
Len
Wonderful Change From Indigestion and Stomach Trouble
Mr. 4 H. Bromley of WY Gippaeebreet Cal lingwood reports severe indigestion and chest pain. After trying many remedies with no relief he used Indian Root Pills. He notes speedy relief and a strong health improvement. His mother now believes, and he has trusted the treatment for twenty years.
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H. Bromley
WY Gippaeebreet
Callingwood
Siceria
Piromiey
Aleo
Chen
Special Train From Hamilton To Portland On Day Of Show
Special Train will run from Hamilton at 35 40 a.m. and all stations to Portland on Day of Show returning from Portland at 6 25 p.m. Schedules with entry forms available from John Thomson & Co and R M Lucklin. A M Leeson secretary.
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Hamilton
Portland
Messrs
John Thomson & Co
R. M.lucklin
A. M. Leeson
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Pyusa'yonholme
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Pershurgt
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New South Wales
Reuters Telegram
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Heuter
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Memday
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Derlinehoret
Kemilton
Utr
Marine Couhy
Froaceo _Ferraat
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Tamea
Henfigo
Wagustrate
Nemnat
Charles Willameon
Walter Dent
Melbourn
Hartley
Biercle
Jendigo
Costa
Uelaulting Coe Custome
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Catia
Shantung
Wii
Monsorroo
Gray St., Hamilton
Digby Sports Club
Melbourneh
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Uirect
Teturmine
Medex
Actors’ Association Aad
Deli
Stade Quulal and
Corres Uudeut
Melbucrn EK
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Eyyera
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Pitti
Haya
Dhyo
Bay
Buyera
Velivrs
Liya
Wmdemy Dif
Ifm
ATA
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Totewram
Milbucrne
Albert
Apoviel
Gouda
S. L. Steele
Cornish
Manchester
John Cornish
the Red House
Victoria Hotel
Qray-street
Tal
Little Gem Motor
Deutscher, Son
Walker
Enqineers
Nonfounders & Blacksmiths
Lomsdale ST
Mamiltor Orone
Galaion
Sothasinn
Nealy
Aarmaat Dake
York
Holland Sui
Wee
Eo Li
Garmat
Rey Berge
Imperial
Reid
Lei
Dwlenee
W. H. Carthew
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