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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
3
A correspondent reports on a proposed railway extension of about 25 miles from Krnondy's Creek in the Western district. The line would carry timber estimated at 2,000,000 tons for forty years and involve Minister Ailmen and officials from the Railways department.
Sworn valuatulus at Uray Starert Hamilton conducted at Corporation Yards every Friday. Pels of furniture stock and land offered across the state. Town and Country properties for sale in New South Wales for wheat growing at reasonable prices. Prices quoted include 2100, 21600, £2000 with various terms and per cent on bron aces and smaller homes on low property.
Public notice lists Alfred Tatlock receiving instructions for an allotment near the railway and a stolen waterable parcel. Also announces J L Mawson continuing dental practice at Gray Street Hamilton with monthly consultations and a tour schedule through several towns from Sept 4 to Sept 19.
A distorted report credits Mr Billaon Minister of Ta itwayn with urging the extension of a taxiway from Crtost to the New South Wailea denoting national interest. The chamber of Aeriewiture backs the plan and stresses bilateral cooperation and safety considerations amid ongoing discussions.
Olive Donne was acquitted of murdering her husband at Wonloomedher on August 7. The defense claimed accidental discharge when the gun exploded as she attempted to shoot. the jury found the weapon had discharged accidentally and the court was moved to tears as the verdict was read.
Melbourne reports a deputation from a group seeking forest reserve expansion asks for 23 percent coverage. Minister MFengie rejects, maintaining current limits at 20 percent and warning that approval would affect all land from wethement.
Melbourne traders Meera and John M W ha e and others at Collinestreet stock firms quote a list of shares and prices. Amalgamated sine Huyera Hanpden Voyers Uatheart Tuyere and several others show varying rates with limited day only activity across Melbourne brokers.
Fragmentary report from Melbourne notes Jontie Hound reserved decision in an appeal against a city police court ruling. The case concerns aiding in the illegal liquor trade and related charges. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Wire from our correspondent reports ongoing talks on the tool yard strike. Negotiations extend into the week as workers press for terms and management watches closely.
Wire from Melbourne reports today's quota list for agricultural commodities. Wheat doll and earthy delivery prices in shillings per bushel and per ton are listed with quantities and regional notes. onions also priced per ton alongside other farm goods.
A Hamilton sale of about a thousand sheep drew a thin local turnout but keen bidding. Purchases included 110 crossbred lambs at 15/9 and 426 crossbreds at 14/5, with Merino wethers and ewes, Lincoln jumbles, and multiple 4 year olds selling near 22/6 to 15/7.
A lift attendant named Colin M'Leeed, age 34, was crushed to death while performing maintenance in the lift well. The incident occurred during routine work at the site, with authorities initiating an investigation.
A Sydney report describes a visit by the Empire Parliamentary Party to Lithgow. The text notes a telegram from Heater and mentions Senator Millen and Admiral Kelme aboard the Lithgow trip, with officers and delegates traveling by train.
An indictment against an unnamed suspect for burglary was heard today in the Mallee Court on six charges. The defendant, described as an occupant, faced proceedings as authorities pursue a formal trial.
From Our Own Correspondent report on a county parish event in Dunkeld. The progressive cycling tournament under church auspices drew local attendees Friday evening with a staged match and a post event dance attended by community figures including Mrs Petersen and Mr Leal Laster. A next round is planned for Friday January 11.
A Bridgewater correspondent reports pleasant weather across the week with mild breezes and fair skies. The note mentions farmers working fields and light conditions, with attention to early crops and general town activity as spring hints emerge.
Fragmentary, garbled advertisement text discusses kidney pills and tonics. Mentions Mr. Monare Port Fairy and generic claims of pain relief and vitality. Source incoherent with numerous misspellings and unrelated musings.
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