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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
2
On Wednesday September 21 at 10 o clock morning Learmonth and Co will hold a cattle sale at Hanion's Hotel Harwood. The catalog lists steers from 2 to 3 years at 10 to 35, heifers, springers, young cattle, dairy stock, and mixed cattle in good condition. Prices and numbers vary, with bullocks and dairy cows among the offerings.
Auction listing from PLYARMONTH and TO showcasing a diverse herd sale. Entries include lambs and ewes with weight and foot measurements, various breeds such as Ayrshire and Springers, plus herd terms like forward and milking stock. Aimed at buyers seeking cattle, cattlemen, and farm stock with detailed lot descriptors and animal counts.
Incomplete readable phrases mention selling by gablia waphins and references to dates, places, and names scrambled in OCR. The fragmentary text hints at a sale or listing with various items and identifiers but lacks coherent details or structure.
An article notes the deregistration of a company special empowered by parliament to act as Beerotiot, Adminnieter, and to appoint members to a commission. It mentions T. Martin as Assistant Manager and references Thornton, Palme & Cori Basie as related entities.
Tender call issued for lease of allotments in Adaren parish comprising Lot 1 with 4 acres 4 perches and Lot 2 a smaller tract. Auction terms specify possession on October and payment handling through officers at Stewart & Co. Interested tenders invited to submit by notice deadline.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a horse or animal event with names like Thornton and Barries, unclear details. The readable portion references sheep, mules, and horses, with an invitation noted but specifics are missing. The item appears to be a brief society or local event notice with damaged wording.
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous personal names, places, and dates with garbled phrases. The intent appears to summarize weather, prices, and market items, but readable facts are minimal.
Wire report lists scratched horses for the Toorak and Moruga Cop Handicap events along with detailed handicaps and selections for a Melbourne meeting. Notable names include Flavin Toorut, Moruga, Blue Coat, Ube Band, Manganite, Gonrest, and many contenders such as Master Soult, Parsee, Francia, Fiasco, and Optimiam among others.
Significant interest surrounds the final Premiership clash scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the recreation reserve. The contest pits Baptista against Presbyterians in a decisive match whose outcome will determine the season’s champion.
The article notes strong spectator turnout at a winter match as federations weigh ending debt. The Reform Presbyterian team lists Anderson and Cameron among lineup names, while the Bapdate side names Pitman and Sack as key players. Officials expect a debt-free season if revenue supports operations.
The upcoming general meeting of the Berth Hamilton Reed’s Green Cricket Club will be held Thursday evening at the North Hamilton hall. The racert and balance wheel will be submitted and the portion of office holders will take place.
A Hamilton Club committee meeting at the Arterion Hotel chaired by W C Paley outlined a thrilling preliminary match for Senator Baker's trophy on Wednesday October 9. Forms and entries will be finalized then with strong interest in Mey Lavery's trophy and a larger event featuring rising contenders.
The event opens tomorrow evening with Druida and Hiberniane teams set to clash. Participants include notable runners such as Geant, Mathias, and Wilson, with totals listing scores like 380 and several partials. Local stores and residents attend as the meet proceeds with clubs ASBOCTA and others eyeing top finishes.
Monday's event for Mr Hones' brephied produced a tight finish. The silver cruet for A class went to DF Benker, with Ken Tihebett second and Lem Ebert third. All contestants performed well, with a challenging final climb and a close gap to the champion.
The Hamilton Mechanics Institute and Free Library lists recent acquisitions across fiction and travel. Notable titles include The Stowaway Laws, The Fortune Hunter, The Glory of the Country, The Danger Trail, By Force of Circumstances, My Lady of the South, Waylaid by Wireless, Doctor Roout, The Ronnine Fight, The Fieth Apeed, The Master Girl, To Closed Territory, and The Making of Nation among others. The list features works by Barry Palo, J. C. Bomb, James Corwood, Gordon Holmer, and John Foster Fraser, with several authors from the era represented.
A provincial advertisement extols Woods Great Pepper Tint Cure as the only certain salvation for prosperity and contentment. It targets mothers with claims of quick relief for children and safe use, urging repeat purchases through Boltby J, Toomer and Co.
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