Portland Ploughing Match Honors and Troubles
Judges declared some ploughing substandard while praising a strong field, awarding prizes in Class A to Perrier Fuglin and Walter Wileen and in Class C to Inon Taylor and F. Faylor. A large crowd attended the evening gathering, with thanks extended to organizers, donors, and volunteers including Mr. Hanlon.
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Parliamentary Notes on Railway Bill Debates in Assembly
The Railway Construction Bill dominated Friday’s Legislative Assembly session for about five hours. Clause 12 to clear land along the railway was struck out. The house debated dedicating £200,000 from the land fund for railways, with ministers seeking a £1,000,000 loan rise and plans for a special railway loan. Officials warned of long term costs while some members opposed the Koo-weerop scheme and annual land fund appropriations. The assembly adjourned at 11 o’clock until Tuesday.
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Legislative Assembly
Bryan O'Loghlen
Iemarslig
Irvan O'Loghlen
Kerford
Francis
Walker
Mirai
Longmore
Miames
Lucrdes
Bent
Unclear correspondence on church obligations and council matters
Fragmented letter from Hamilton dated September 15 discusses moral obligations in church governance, the Bishop's role, conditional promises, and protests about public duties. It references a Bishop, a Church Council, and a request for conferring authority while questioning accountability and personal grievances.
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Dimilfau
Spectertor
Halelitty Barter
Radel
Cunteh Committee
Sheyaie
Himilton
Laz, Stn
Coon Eating Trial Relayed From Edenhope Court
A Hamilton Spectator excerpt reports a September 12 verdict where a man named Burks faced a magistrate over alleged coon eating on the rowdy grounds. The prosecution sought imprisonment with no option of a fine, while the bench indicated punishment without leniency.
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Hamilton Spectator
Lee
Ted
Edenhope
Pittman
J Burks
Tolbrat
Deteedamt
Local Notes From Hamilton 1882 Election Debates and Frustrations
A Hamilton Spectator letter discusses a race account between Ryan and Noates and disputes starter bias. Other items mention Lake Bird crop losses from Muddy Ke, a windmill pump, upcoming debates on free trade, a cricket club concert, and musings on forming a Masonic lodge amid declining master masons.
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Noates
Leares
Aes
Finsself
Bird
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Hayman
Victoria
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Cricket Club
Thoreday
Smith Faces Push to Council Bendaman Oc Herdsmen Role
From AY Occasional Correspondent September 15 a local writer backs Dr. Smith in appointing a bendaman oc herdsmen to oversee Condish Swamp, a five year common site, hoping it will yield revenue for the ratepayers. The letter notes rising sheep losses, yarding delays, and fear for wool production as wet weather and damaged timber affect farming.
Ballarat Champion Sheep Show Highlights Western District Winners
The Ballarat Champion Sheep Show held Thursday featured Western district triumphs led by Meson Austin and Millear who won the wisest merit age, while Golden Flacce sired by Breildeuneews took the top ewe prize. Officials including Hon. J Jumuming and others attended as prizes and judging proceeded with strong participation.
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Thureday
Meson Austin
Lincoln ram show yields prizes and a banquet
The report notes Currin and partners winning fourth prize for a Lincoln ram over 14 years old. Messer and Brow win fifth prize for another Lincoln ram over 14. The event includes a grand supper at Craig's Hotel with 130 guests and £425 promised by sponsors for next year.
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A. Simson
Awstin Ts
Croston West
Lincoln
Mosara
Lincoln Wwe
Orem
Craig's Hote
W. J. Clarke
Wil
Phillip Russell
Battle at Tel el Kebir routs Arabi Pasha forces
Telegraph reports from Alexandria describe Wolseley’s forces breaking through at Tel el Kebir after a night attack. About 2000 British and Indian troops killed or wounded, 40 guns captured, Arabi Pasha’s army dispersed, Arabi fled toward Zagazig. British casualties include several officers. The operation involved infantry and artillery breaching entrenched works and seizing railway assets.
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Sane Garnet Wolseley
Rament
Arabi
Tel-el-Kebir
Alexardeia
Garnet Ya
Arabi Pasha
Tel-el-Kabir
Highland Brigade
Battok
Thelr
Eralingi
Secor Ne
Cairo
Garnet Wolseley
Estriet
Teelteria
Artill
Navalie
Thia
Sir Garnet Wolsely
Neamul
Willis
Let
Tiia
Zagazig
Zagarig
Monaconiz Wins Plate at Guineas Meet
Colonial telegrams report the 1000 to 1,000 odds win of Mr. Elder's colt Monaconiz in the Plate. Other items note a collision involving the Avenger and a fishing smack, and government plans on Land and Harbour Trust Bills plus a death verdict for Mr Porter.
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Victorian
Harbour Trust
Porter
Harrow
Ben Beer
Sting sold to Victoria backer for two thousand eight hundred
Sting winner of the Hawkesbury Handicap has been sold to E Weeks of Victoria for 21800. The sale followed heavy backing by Victorian sportsmen for the Melbourne Cup. The horse previously ran in Sydney’s Metropolitan but failed to justify confidence in four attempts.
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E. Weeks
Victoria
Grandmaster
Sussex
Sud
Sydney
Argus
Aes Watts
Emerald Isle
Kimberley
Barker
Saya
Herald
J. G. Francis
Dave
Larrikin
Ellen Turntoll
Herald Saga
Janes Begg
Bogs
Lega
Collingwood
Clifton Hill
Melbourne Hospital
Hinmon
Riz
Thos. Hattle
Ames Melvin
James Begs
Fieet
Fitzroy Court
Bent
O'Neil
Wangaratta
Welles
Walker
Coxieb
Emessy
Borough Council Discusses Railway Exertion Plan
At last night’s meeting the Warrnambool borough and allied shires considered pushing the railway project to a board for examination before proceeding. Discussion focused on coordination between the Borough of Koruit and the Mount Bouse Shire with aims to advance the line.
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Warrnambool
Koruit
Mount Bouse
Hoae
Glue-Pot Road At Border Draws Public Complaint
Harry Lynch of Narracoor te protests the Apaly to border road condition likening it to a glue pot. He cites teams of up to 16 oxen pulling Cobhams Co. stock out of mud and notes heavy overland traffic. He blames the Victorian Government for inaction and contrasts with South Australian road improvements.
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Apaluy
Gipps Land
Cobhams Co
Hamilton notices mix of auctions and events in a bustling ad page
Scattered items show concerts at the Bank of Australasia area and a Quadrille Band sale. A sermon and gambling lecture by Rev. R. M. Hunter are announced for Hamilton churches. Caledonian Society and Bullock sales, ram entries, and wool trades populate an auction and notice section with multiple consignors.
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Payne
Wofpfisden
Melkarne
Bank of Australasia
Thomeon Street
Hamilton
H. Roberts
Sibbath
R. M. Hunter
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