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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

3

Hamilton Borough Council Minutes Describe Water Issues and Footpath Repairs

The ordinary fortnightly meeting notes council members including the mayor Dr J O Stewart. Topics cover water flow through properties on Marlin Te Liver Me and Margaret Lovell reports urge action to redirect water and assess drainage. Works committee discussed footpath repairs Coleraine-road and Dinwoudie Street, plus culvert, drain and verge maintenance work and tender decisions for rolling maintenance with J R McDonald.

Gree Jenner Euro M Faon Avidin Marcaret Lovell Leon Carrie Joseph Bleek Brown Fards G. P. Shilcock Asa Teading Coleraine Works Committee Coleraine-road Ypasite Saleyarda Ketwan Dinwoudie Threy Rowbottom Cox-Street Creed Tenner Drown Omer Mayer Poverleme Ring

FIRST NiW ORIENT LINER DESCRIBED IN AUSTRALIAN VIEW

A detailed account from an Australian view describes the new Orient liner with four luxury suites, excellent second and third class accommodations, and a well appointed crew area. The observer praises the ship's sanitary systems, dining rooms, and liberal layout, noting the vessel's beauty and practical improvements over earlier ships.

Coas Aten Navien View Co Aydney St. George and the Dragon Alumiius Uber Columur Kald

Chineham Young Jack sells for 1050 to New York buyer

The British bulldog Chineham Young Jack, winner of over 400 prizes, is priced at 1050 by Mr. Wo HB Cannon of Hove for J. Cowper Mott of Great Neck Long Island New York. The ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is narcotic free per government analysis, urging mothers to use it.

Wo HB Cannon Hove J. Cowper Mott Great Neck Long Talash New York Richard Croker Britain Chagaber J. Theme

Edgarley Estate and Millear Pastoral Legacy Unfolds

Extracts describe Edgarley Estate in Victoria built by Thomas Millear senior and expanded by his son. Green Vale, Avalon, and berrambont holdings formed a 2000 acre network with 600 acres of trees and a rambling bluestone homestead. The article notes wool production, irrigation, and telephones linking Edgarley to nearby properties, plus Millear’s prominence in pastoral circles and his family details.

Edgarley Fadgearley Thomas Millear Victoria Edgerley Farm Somereetshire Mintleman Green Vale Means Thomas Maidment Josiah Austin Avalon Berrambont DSTT Mileur Tireen Vale Fiem Hreen Vale Avaelow Millear Kedgarley Thomas Millenr Australia Mt Je Miler Villaiers Edvarley Canoe Howsae Walleaf Blue Mel Lourns Grammar School Oh Melbourntong Commonwealth Milleat Roas Elizsbeth Walter Fellows St. John's Church Toorak

Rifle Club Seeks Revival in State A school

From Our Own Correspondent, Wednesday. Mr Lee, head teacher, starts a rifle club at the state school and has enrolled several young men. Captain King of the Defence Department is set to inspect the range soon. A prior life club faded but may be revived with quarterly meetings and two delegates per club. A railway coach pass perk is proposed for meetings. Woods Great Meyommist Cure priced at 2/6.

Lee Athoel Captein King Defence Department

Melbourne notes show one horse scratched from Grand National Hurdle

Sporting Notes from Melbourne report that the horse Alert Dream has been scratched from the Grand National Hurdle Race as of Thursday. The brief entry records the action with the date and location, noting the absence of the mounted participant in the event.

Melbourne

Mount Gambier Hunt Club Race Pleases No One

From Gur One Correspondent Mount Gambier Wednesday Mount Gambier Hunt Club a aboial race hunt held Friday last at OFF Flat was equally no succounl on any of ita predecissura The excellant course had been mapped aue and the huntemen pimobering 14 crowned about 40 fences After the run the club members were entertained with afternoon tea by Mrs Beckineker and her lady friends About seven went out from the town to witness the run

Mount Gambier

Mount Gambier Horse Races Include Withdrawals

At Mount Gambier last week Hoyal Melina won the hurdle race and led to another score in the Mount Gambier Cup as Thunderbolt dominated the winter meeting. H Royal Mikion and Vulcan faced scratches ahead of Melbourne events, with officials noting injuries and withdrawals affecting the program.

Mount Gambier Hoyal Melina Grant Mattonal Hoyal Mikion Becuse Fey Miiey Melbourne Thunderbolt Ir Tacea

Casterton District Hounds Hold Annual Hunt Near Neves

The Casterton and District Hounds met Saturday at Neves for a soft but enjoyable meet. After a run of five to six miles, followers were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Heatt in retreat, with good turnout and improved pack ready for future country runs.

Aheve Mrt Neves Aaturlay Nossa J. M. Heatt Eeema Elasa Horgen Meresta Leod Misy Terj Zona H. Rhedes Manser U. Cameron Heather Holeate Allvermins J. Cameron Om Wilbaura A. Jeffrrey Tourack ER. Jeffrey Echo

Jexwald V Dartmoor Quigley Trophy Round Match

Greenwald triumphed by a narrow margin over Dartmoor in a first round second division Quigley trophy clash at Greenwald field on a windy Saturday. Key players included Kerr Leake Johnston for Greenwald and 2, Fo Conele Spencer for Dartmoor. Postmatch celebrations followed with a supper and social gathering before departure.

Greenwald Dartmoor J. Leake Greenwall Mmont Mont Green Wald M. Kerr J.leake HL Johnston Fo Conele Spencer Meroun Kerr Glenaulin Nol Ather Renda Ty Sethal Mina B M Conmle Inling B.C. Alasmock Plana

Riddoch Trophy Rifle Shooting Result At Mount Gambier

The Riddoch Trophy event for mounted rifle shooting concluded with Private J A McKinnon winning after twelve shoots, edging Lieutenant B Klaten who scored 14 including a substantial handicap. Other top places went to Lieutenant Streeant and Bischurmk, as judged by aggregate scores.

Geo. Riddoch Mount Gambier Wan J. A. Mkoniin Kluen Taat Weilneeday Streeant Bischurmk

Seollen Trophy Association Meeting At Caledonian Hotel

A Seollen Trophy Association meeting at the Caledonian hotel discussed entrants including Dunkeld withdrawing and Peonhurst entering. Umpires Wheeler and Giddings appointed. special permits and 1 mile limits considered for Glenthorsson players within 20 miles. Matches to be on Wednesdays. ground misconduct penalties and draw set for Monday night with player registrations.

Seollen Trophy Association Caledonian Hotel Ry Matlisaini Comer Federale M'Lean i Foresters J. Maloney Glentincapeson Meo M. M' Gregor Menshurat Dunkeld Tao Peonhurst Club Mesere Wheeler Giddings Maloney Glenthorsson Medias

Foresters' Football Club Meets This Evening

Members of the Foresters' Football Club will convene this evening to transact important business and set directions for upcoming events and activities.

Foresters’ Football Club

Armytace White Trophy Dunkeld Finalists Named

The Dunkeld squad for the Armytace White Trophy final has been announced. Captain J. Brady leads C. Lott, J. Brady, A. Templeton, Womerally, D. Riddle, K. M'Leod, M. Clarke, A. Young, T. Dickin, F. Fisher, F. Walsh, C. Payne, H. Arkell, E. Fisher, J. M'Lagghiin, A. Riddle, TL Clarke with emergencies P. Brady D. Lyons L. Duckmanton.

Dunkeld Iaent J. Brady C. Lott Brady A. Templeton Womerally D. Riddle K. M'Leod MN. Clarke A. Young T. Dickin F. Fisher F. Walsh C. Payne H. Arkell E. Fisher J. M'Lagghiin A. Riddle TL Clarke P. Brady D. Lyons L. Duckmanton

Weather Summary Reports Severe Rain and Record June

The weather notes heavy rain and unusually severe late winter, with daily rainfall high for the period. Monthly totals reach 646 points, well above long term averages, while June records show peaks of 409 points in 1902 and 402 in 1806. Reports from Mefhing and Banford describe extreme wetness, flooded low country near Henry, and ongoing rainfall hindering transport and farming efforts.

Tinta Mfehino Henry Bandford Candal Ron

Glenelg and Wannon Rivers Rise for Flood Preparations

Flood threats loom as Glenelg and Wannon rivers rise and overflow surrounding low-lying areas. In Casterton and nearby towns residents brace for potential inundation, with authorities urging preparations and immediate safety measures amid heavy rains.

Casterton Glenelg Wannon Resifeata

Sandford to visit Merino in protest tied match

Sandford Medals reports Merino to field a protest tied rematch with Merino. The Merino side will be chosen from a listed squad including Goodes Grinham Dwyer Simkin Parker Barden Murriby Husesen Murrell Smith King Fahey Miller Rheehan Jenkins Murphy Heanlew orm Lot M Alping and Boyd.

Merino Sandford Enecoe Goodes Grinham Dwyer Simkin Parker Barden Murriby Husesen Murrell Smith King Fahey Miller Rheehan Jenkins Murphy Heanleworm Lot M'Alping Boyd

Mission Meeting Discusses Christ's Second Coming

Mr George Grove led a People's Mission meeting in Dlamitin Foresters Hill, using a diagram on the Book of Generations to illustrate Revelation about the new heaven and earth. He urged faith over doubt and cited signs of the times as evidence of Christ's imminent reign.

George Grove Min Wiener Dlamitin Cave Hill Christ Hirosel Heaven Lderan Melbourne Reid Renee Siena St. Peter Thomas

Geelong Market Report on Hide and Skin Values

Geelong Hide, Skin and Tallow Brokers Association reports steady values for hides and skins on Wednesday June 24. Green skins show firmness with small shifts in grades from heavy to medium, lambskins strong, salted hides varied by grade, and horse hides priced per head with noted ranges across heavies and mediums.

Geelong Enliskina

Tallow- A clearance price recap for quality white tallow

A sale note outlines price bands for white tallow per ton. Superior quality ranges from £27 to £28, good mixed grades hit £24 10s, medium quality around £23 13s, and oddments up to £31 per ton.

New Zealand Patriotism Transforms British Cooper Market

Fragmented OCR text mentions New Zealand patriotism, markets for British cooperatives, and references to ministers and administrators. It appears as a garbled report with unclear dates and names, but signals organizational shifts and economic tensions involving New Zealand and British interests.

New Zealand

Gasterton Court Adjourns As Judge Becomes Ill

At Gasterton County Court on Thursday Judge Johnston fell ill with heart distress during proceedings. He was stretchered to Nicholia’s Hotel and reported to show small improvement by 6.20 pm. All cases were adjourned to a later date due to the judge’s illness, as staff and attendees expressed deep concern.

Wasterton Johnston Futorf Casterton Coleraine Hamilton Sandford de Keven Hogour Nurde Nicholia Craterton A. G. Hart Thomson

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Hamilton Borough J. 0. Stewart Cry Greed Mel Villa Young Moore Lowehawne Torres Pon Deng Frere Rasaklevn Apelying Terce Fund Lay Depot Evrning Woodford Jonah Mort Steuer Pained Merrie Fred J. R. M'Donald Byron-street Bir Love Hid Niw Orient Liner Nehes Eogarley Sporting Mount Gambier Hunt Club Gur Muunt Gambier Casterton and District Hounds Jexwald Riddoch Acullion Trophy Armytace White Trophy J. Thomson & CO Tian People's Mission Viteuter Phurwday Agetculture Lorie Riniah Gasterton County Court Sunden Ovynter’s Borin THOMSON # CO Reo Ats Gegh Stein Poes Bamilton Dolman Bros Hamilton and Teleprore Po. 2
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