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Newspaper

Hamilton Spectator

Location

Hamilton, Victoria, Australia

Date

Oct 08, 1909

Page

3

DUMDAS SHIRE COUNCIL ADJOURNED MEETING DISCUSSES ROADS FUNDS

The adjourned September meeting of Dumdas Shire Council was held with Present Cream, Young, Robertson, Aybel, Learmonth, Leate, Armstrong, Fraser, Lewin, and Saidlaw. Reports from Water Supply and Roads Departments, bridge plans, road drainage, and budgeted expenditures were considered, including maintenance work, allotment of funds, and proposals affecting Monta jun estate and Moornlin estate.

Cream Young Robertson Aybel Learmonth Leate Armatrong Fraser Lewin Saidlaw J. Thomany MD. A Council Water Supply Department J. Dusehke Montajup Heeelverd Hedlemant Pew Moornlin Estate Mokanger Estate Enemeee Lambeok Phat Cm Clee Nero Marlin Strathkellue J. White Emate PO Peel Keplyeer James Turner Looda Eawnell Rhangr Protessendirweil Municipal Association Alsent Mildura Othe Hopetoun Fern Tree Gullyshire Parsons Revel Kowree Shire Cherrypool Bridge Dunilas Habel Laidlaw Armstrong Lannie D. Cameron Eneipeer Cameron Dr. Fraser Ilasuel H. M.bargood Penshurst Aea A. S.ciety J. J. Turner North Byadub Macde Philip Hoornone Hamilton Koornong Branzholme

Pastoral Homes and Plantations Near Murroa

Murroa property notes a cautious transition from dense timber to western homestead brick and stone foundations. Improvements include telephones, sewerage, underground water, and pasture redevelopment with wattle and eucalyptus. Stock changes comprise dairy and beef cows, sheep, and the introduction of champion cattle from Monivar and Melbourne oval show stock, amid a cautious breeding program.

Murroa Mettlera Ghout Hamilton Imeeatlee Aoverkal Anil Elye Fia Warganella fMeol Maria Elaine Hergata Lendon Nooremlon Alan Thomann Monivar Champlon Hull Melbourne Oval

GASTERTON Club Holds Annual January Social Dance

From Our One Correspondent Westnomeray AL a meeting of Yale donor society approved holding the annual social and dance on November 11. A large gathering filled ANA hall with supper by the Ladies. dancing continued until three in the morning.

Eceia Molloy Plessage

Moyne Falla estate near Penshurst details and stock

Moyne Falla estate of 140 acres between Macarthur and Hawkesdale, purchased 1884, raised by John Robertson for T Robertson. Half volcanic, half forest land with rich soils and draining history. Capable of stocking about 13 000 sheep and 900 cattle. shorthorn cattle favored. Bich&eacute.lland Timor ponies bred. Water secured by bores and tanks. rabbits increased rapidly by 1890.

Mr. T. Robertson Moyne Falla Macarthur Hawkesdale William Oagles John Robertson Leas Mount Houss Penshurst Aerg Murra Timor

Rabbits driving operation and fence netting trial described

A lengthy account details efforts to manage rabbit overpopulation on a large property. It covers a controlled drive, setting up and strengthening wire netting fences, clearing burrows, and using walkers and boundaries to reduce carrying capacity. It notes costs, personnel, and mixed results with several hundred rabbits killed or captured, and reports on subsequent pasture management and enclosure improvements. The narrative also references local figures and a family history, including a pioneer and descendants with ties to the Western district.

Eoon J Molellan Rhonewalla Weyne Cernel Emelisti Archines Weal Press Atv Marron Ellen Hot Tobertinn Anatiatie Huediep Huediep Paptain Ormond Wheene Wan Ieee Ci Thomins Rabertaog Viemiciy Valley Arnie Estewe

Opening Ceremony Marks Empire Defense Talks New Zealand

Wellington reports Parliament opened with the Governor’s speech noting Sir Charles Pearson’s death and the Colonial Office’s delegates. Lord Kitchener invited to resign. Britain to a cordial welcome. Conference outcomes include imperial defense coordination and a million pounds for public works. Legislation promised spans settlement reform industrial insurance mining safety and workers housing and schools.

Wellington Cherles Pearson Colonial Office Breater Hormony Dominion New Zealand Lord Kitchener Servicea America Webster Lamch Vancouver San Francisco Joseph Ward Empire Dominions Britain Eec Truring Bie Viche London

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