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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1912
Page
3
A fragmentary notice lists numerous entities including insurance and trading firms, a motor carriage firm, valuators, and agents. The piece refers to a weekly Friday sale at Corporation Yards near Gray Street Hamilton with a collection of machinery, tools, and stock devices, but details are partial and uncertain.
G Stewart & Co advertise auctions at Hamilton Corporation Yards on Friday September 13 1912 and announce money to lend options. The notice lists items such as poultry furniture and other estate details with terms and rates. The fragmentary text confirms auction actions and lending offers by the firm.
A formal notice lists trustees and officers including Schwerd Fancing Levine and Robt Ott along with the Equity Trustees Executera agency. It names local agents at Hamilton and Coleraine and mentions powers under the Lunacy Act.
Coleraine sale at Colereing auctioneer on the above date features a selection of livestock including four year old dam bred sheep, Merino ewes with lambs, crossbred Western cattle, four forward aprineers steers two year olds, and well bred heifers. Items listed describe animals in good condition with specific ages and classifications.
Fragmentary notice of a Friday auction listing cattle including merino ewes and lambs at the corporation yards. Describes Merino ewes four to six years and lambs with calves and springer cows, but text is torn and unclear about exact seller and location.
Condah notes cover the Voral monthly meeting held recently with apologies for the president’s absence. Entries discuss lectures on dairy herd management, a cottage garden prize, and arrangements for a special show day train and booth auctions. Debate on police presence and show grounds safety continues alongside prize revisions for dairy exhibits and herd judging rules.
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