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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1909
Page
3
Reading fragments show ens Gloryde Button Rows and full goliah tied to a 84 score. Unclear event details, but mentions New Wales, flirt tag proce, and related names.
Melbourne report: country party members led by chairman Mr Stanley discuss Cullen and Carlisle deputation to urge federal government to swap ordinary alee for wheat produce and rail weight to 200s. Tax on unimproved land value opposed. Watt’s demonstrative proposals floated before budget with expected revenue near zero.
Wire from our correspondent reports Morriaco the police magistrate dismissed three charges against Pris till Reed a registered murderer in the missing child case. Evidence shows the child was born in Geelong a year prior to Frederice Ballarat father. Heed paid Milburn to adopt the child and a receipt for the money was produced. Grace Tinley Milburn denied involvement and Morrison urged more witnesses. The solicitor argued charges should reflect the nurse's care period and whether the child was kept by the nurse beyond three weeks.
Ballarat police report Kenith Alexander Fraser faced alleged bigamy after marrying Minnie Amiot in 1884 and later Marie Slade in 1890 before learning his first wife might be alive. The second wife left him and wed Ames McGuinness. After review by the chief commissioner no prosecution will follow.
Melbourne Tuesday market saw abundant crossbred ewes and few prime lambs from Hive Ting. Early inactivity with reduced rates shifted later to firmer prices. merino and lamb consignments varied, with general trade ample and exporters not yet active.
The Coleraine Racing Club show meeting was abandoned after reports of damage from a recent event. A commuter noted repair actions on Monday morning and the engine’s condition raised questions about racing viability this month.
Arrangements set for a two night boxing program featuring bouts across weight classes including light welterweight and featherweight divisions. The events will take place on Wednesday and Thursday in September at the local arena with promoters promising competitive matchups and strong crowd appeal.
The South Melbourne team will visit Hamilton for a friendly match this Friday afternoon at Vivre weloth ground. A large crowd is expected to gauge merit, with band entertainment and admission priced for adults children and stands. Players may sign for Hamilton through the Federal club secretary.
From Our Open Correspondent Casterton reports the men’s September medal saw twelve competitors on the Tok e course. A Ball posted 74 to win, with M I N Green and I Edgar tied for second at 75. Other notable scores listed include J H, H M Amithy, and J Walatab. The ladies’ September medal, donated by Mrs Dodd, will be contested by stroke on Saturday afternoon.
Mr Harold Learmonth of Amilton has been appointed a mitra trate for the western bailwick. Melbourne dispatch notes government action and a weekly schedule for enforcement patrols against fishermen, with operational details varying by week.
Judge Raghearn deferred sentence on Mary Brown a married woman on bail after conviction on various charges of shoplifting. Evidence showed she was not a heavy sufferer from neu donation after numerous operations.
A Melbourne wire reports concern over counterfeit coins tied to a corruption probe. Umpires questioned by the defense about the alleged scheme and the impact on a local power dispute are noted, with officials urging caution as details unfold.
A wire from MELLOWURNE reports Premier Moreau defending party actions amid claims of moral lapses. The correspondent notes the government faces criticism over a controversial policy described as hypocritical and detrimental to public trust.
Market brief listing wheat at 4 5 per bushel and milling and feed rates, potatoes and onions per ton prices, hay and cheese notes, butter demand and price ranges, plus a local testimonial from Anakie Victoria about a cough remedy and a Hamilton Mutual notice. Contains multiple named places and individuals.
Ballarat stock market notes 170 head of cattle with prime and fair quality across pens. Prices largely lower than last week though prime stock held some value. notable lots sold by Read Reid Whitehead Stock Gross and others. Lambs and mutton mixed with reduced quotes across categories.
Archibald Mlatowh posts a 72 total with 29 28 15 over yards BH and RK Robertson records 31 29 10 10 8 for a 72. Black scores 36 with 89, W Bast 87 5 66, AM JaMray 2 27 10 6a, J Vaughan 24 26 8 61, W Wilson 29 34 0 6 and Morrison 33 18 6.
A damaged OCR piece discusses confinement of letters and names in public correspondence. It references decorum, faith, and a call to abstain, mentioning implied authors and a religious tone while noting concerns over disclosure and propriety. The fragment reflects editorial voice and concerns about decorous public discourse.
Repair crews and officials oversee the Masowic installation at Portland amid technical checks. The event involves water management and safety measures, with site leaders and deputies ensuring proper procedures and oversight.
From Qur hem correspondent the Dunx Lod notes a long neglected cemetery need prompting a yearly flower show led by local music teacher Mrs Mildred Womerstey and aided by her sister and others. The event, titled A Ploneuneel Rees, drew strong attendance and renewed hope for future shows scheduled for Tuesday October 24th.
Henry Blaker of 4 Belgrave Place Brighton faced charges for running away from his daughter and leaving her under guardianship. Proceedings showed he planned to marry a woman of means in Brighton, but the ceremony was called off when his fiancée did not appear. The magistrate noted the lapse of time and dismissed the case, with Sir Albert to seek superior court opinion.
The Hamilton Harriere hosts a four race afternoon over ten miles starting at Convent corner at four. Route goes along Coleraine road to Mortara railway gates and back. Team for Canifett next week to be chosen after event. First drive for a trophy donated by Mr Sack. Handicaps set by Mr M Lungle. runners Noonon Harricka Fitt MMillan Bosham M Pooall Beckwith Nid trie Denier Allvester.
An advertisement touts a Friday and Saturday November event for a cure for croup claiming a rice mixture relieves symptoms without dangerous agents. It warns against unsafe dosages and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safer option sold by J. Chewson and Co with government analyst assurances.
Merino Club held the final VRLA medal shoot and third Campbell trophy round on Saturday with only three competitors. M Clanchy won the FLA clasp and Captain Chittick took the VAA gold medal amid poor light and a headwind. Scores show Clanchy 185, Chittick 176, Donald 176 across the medal rounds, with Campbell trophy scores nearby.
Branxholme correspondent notes a membered match on the fourth met with 200 and 500 yard ranges. Weather unsettled with gusty wind and heavy clouds hampered rifle shooting. Prizes ranged from 10s to 5s and 3s 6d. First place tied between Andrew Jaffray and Archibald MIntosh and a shoot-off followed for third place. Next scores list Andrew Jaffray with 200.
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