Pure Sheep Sale At Hamilton Yards Draws Large Attendance
A large crowd attended the pure sheep sale at Hamilton yards with 719 Lincoln rams and ewes and 24 Shropshire rams offered. Prices rose on quality merino and Lincoln stock, with notable bids from local and district buyers and several top rams sold at premium rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Leatilian Ant Co
Hamilton
Lincoln
Dredte
Jae. Hunteoll
Nash Plains
H. F. de Little and Co
Caramut North
Mr. Pail Handreck
Worrayure
F. Reece Bushy
Caremut North
Rome
Pr. Peol Mandreck
Lincoln Rome
Mises
Veoten
Chriette
Rone
Wynndoa
Roreyth
A. Filmer
Menere
Meeere
A. Forreth
Filmer
Milenna
Mitchel
J. G. Shewart
Handreck
A. Worsyth
Byaduk
R. Filmer Warrayure
A. F. Fil Ier
J. A. Mitchell
Baandford
Bicos
Mesare
Fergueon Foree
Belt Pang
Brillock
J. Atel
D. J. Tomkins
Colermor
Eey Boll
Messrs
Oj. HB
Moodie and Co
J. C. Stewart and Co
Berga
Om Little
Tate, Maramot
Bene
Mapkin Hi Estate
Chateworth
Ant Towtt
Aos
Ower
Alan Kol
Foltewine
Wettenhall Sons
Thomas Stowell
Jolly
Samples Free by Post Skincare Cure Promises Fast Pimples Relief
The advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap as a quick treatment for pimples and skin irritations. It claims five minute washoffs, daily use, and benefits for dandruff itchy scalp and chafing with fragrant creamy emulsions praised globally.
Auctioneers list Lincoln ram and ewe prices in scattered sale notes
Fragmented sale notices record prices for Lincoln rams and ewes from multiple breeders including Beauford, Wm Lewis estate, and J. Kilmer. Prices range from 3 to 25 shillings per head with several lots described as two tooth or four tooth age and mixed breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lewis
Stoneleigh
Betate
Beaufort
Lincoln
Dena
Mr. How
Trongmar
Ardimobr
Samilton
J. D. Portick
Lehmann
Croxon Peat
Jalmoral Mechanics Institute Dalmoral Meeting Notes
The monthly meeting led by Mr. W. St. Plumbe discussed loans on mechanics institute tall medas and extended repayment due to funds shortage. Secretary noted £46 15 5 paid into Bank of Victoria from a jumble fair with thanks to A. J. Blacklock and P. R. Mchechnie. October will review the institute’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Devis
Edenhope Society Reports Growth and Local Appointments
A Edenhope Food Society meeting noted an increased member count and a profit forecast for the year. The Edenhope Bush Nursing Council appointed delegates for Melbourne meetings and nurse Lawlor received a hospital appointment abroad. A public meeting nominated A B E Forster as Edenhope town common manager, replacing the late J W Moore. A furniture clearing sale raised funds, with contributions from local sellers and the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenhope Food
HK. J. Cranage
Dales
Sotiafarsory
Judexs
Atewardes
Eden Hope Bush
Mewes
Hill and Ramaden
Mra
Pitman
Council of
Melhourne
Lawlor
McCoustand
Kyoegle
Mering Wwe
Daly
Irregular Labor Market Notes From Melbourne Region
Fragmented report from Australian Mercantile ledgers describes a disruption affecting workers and employers. The piece mentions attendance by a supervisor and references a Wednesday meeting where possible compensation or arrangements were discussed for affected staff.
Christmas charity appeal from Victorian readers
A letter to the editor requests Christmas cheer donations for underprivileged travelers and families. The writer notes a tradition of providing modest gifts and urges community response, signed by Ms. Cer, Mayoress, and other correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Eees
Biditer
MS. Cer
Australian Hostet al for Russia letter to the editor
A letter to the Spectator from the mayor warns of tensions over information sharing about Anatolia and the occupation. He reports no reply from city leaders despite protests and notes a town hall meeting this afternoon to decide on further actions including a possible Friday dawn assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald and
Cwentine
Anatrotia
Aemirel
S. L
Harrow horticultural society to hold November flower show
At a Harrow horticultural Society meeting chaired by Miss J Longstam, A Philip was re elected president and other officers were also elected. A credit balance of £44 was reported. The November show supports patriotic aid with proceeds to the Local Red Cross, no prizes money, only certificates. Queen Carnival Red Cross notes sold, winner to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtrowp
Harrow
J. Loengstam
Ab Waa
A. Philip
Comeultice
O'Keefe
Savings Bank
Kah Cross
Vitu«Ious Dastriet Red Cross
Halmoral
Sareen
Pueles
Ederkrope
Earl
Oat Darrow State School
A. S
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Pure Sheep Sales
Rane
Pere
Fors
Lewis
Ptoneleigh
Mushyreek
Per Lincoln Tame
Ewes
Fron
John Cheat On
R. Filmer
Tranmere Fisoriz
J. D. Hartwich
Marathon Vatate
Faere
Lewie
Stoneleit
Lincoln Rama
Boningngtons
Eslimioes
Jalmoral Mechanics’ Institute
Edenhope
Melbiuriee Markets
Igor
Terarrd
Russia
Spectator
Hakkow
Gray Street
Kauri
Vairrs Lindname
Hans
Chita
IDFAL
Adade
Bor
Wier
Teamkoom
Coomone Cras
Tramilton
Sultea
Carpust
Mattings
Handy Garner
Bachalor
Younghusband, Row & Co Proprietary Limited
King-street
Melbourne
M'ongall
Younghoe
Airvoclee
Albury
Lodkhant
Wedurgs
GTON
the Australian Estates Mortgage CO. Ltd
Collins Street
London
Geelong Wool Sales
Dennys, Lascelles Limited
Lascelles
W. F. Volum
Agar Wynne
Thomas Young
Waiehouse
Ceelong
Adeplane Steamship Buildings
Collins-street
Hopetown
Young Bros
Pereusky
Hupmebites
Balcize
Hupmebile
Abbott
Dodson
Np &Traker Squire
Dennys, Lascelles Ltd
Valopat
Geelong
Elizabeth-street
Central
Caslong
Particul
Harmitan
Ib Carhon
Porcel
Dolman Bros
Victoria Motor Garage
Etabalesa
Hamilton and Coleraine
Cara
Verio Leg
AMS
A.M.S
Ann Macaulay
Herba
Mre
South Yarra
Macaulay
Leon Dickson
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