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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
3
A broken OCR fragment lists unclear items and names with partial phrases about a local sale. Readable elements include mentions of a committee or seller and scattered product words, but essential details are not resolvable from the text.
Equity Trustees Co Ltd appoints Edward Fanning Hay Uber HM Irvine Kruhoey Aha Dootts Muoatmren King ibs AL Hobt G Minteieuyn Stewart Artur Kay The Equity Trustees Executors and Agency wv Registered Office 64 Quaraativet MARLON to act as bigecubir Adsinletrator Trumtes Heceier Cowminctien to Lumacy Act or Attorney worden Power funds and LALeN tieuelyesd reallean JOEL FOX Manager Local Agent VALUETY UU LID successor to Vhorukem and Mundio Hamilton Cole U.T. MARTIN Assistant Manager
Hamilton Corporation Yards hosts an annual pure sheep sale on September 22 2011. Entries include 46 tons of woolly stock from noted breeders with drafts offered on account of several named firms and breeders. Sale starts at 10 a.m. sharp.
Et y and 00 VTD will hold their probate livestock auction through the schedule at their yard Coleraine on the above date at 1 o'clock sharp. They will sell 70 ewes six and a tooth forward and late 1 tooth. Comeback Wolbers well Brown good bred 47 fat Crogabred ewes 4 fat cows 6 fat bullocks 1 forward springing Halfora 30 steers 2 years old well bred and dry cows in good order. Every choice forward springing Halfor 1 good milker newly calved.
A public auction will be held by the Thornton It Als Moodie firm at the Corporation Yard featuring sheep cattle and horses as bidders attend.
pg VO LTD with PT LEARWOSTEL CO and JG STEWART CIORS announce a special sale of Biber Sheep and above rated Hoes. Further entries invited.
Report of the House of Representatives session with Fisher and Deakin arguments on the Railway Bill funding 2.8 million for Ford and rolling stock. Debate covers gauge standardization costs, to run services, and proposed amendments. Mentions ministers Fraser and Fisher, and leaders including Deakin and Ervine.
The Legislative Assembly debated the Teachers' Bill amid objections that salary increases would reward private work and that salaries for all education staff over 21 should be raised to 110 yearly. Prendergast argued for broad raises while the assembly adjourned with third reading set for the next day.
The Leitch Company presented a varied program last night with Pagden and Stanley as headliners. Stanley drew strong applause for "Hairy's eyes" and other pieces, while Miss Stanley and her partner excelled in comedy sketches. The pictorial display included dramatic and scenic pieces, with "The Coat of New Zealand" drawing interest. another full show is planned for this evening.
Lovers of moving pictures enjoyed last evening at the Continental Picture Parlours in Hamilton. The program included the Indian drama Heart Felian Mother and comedies Broken Beppinessia Water Nies and Daddy's Tid Dume and New Baby The Bridegroom's Dilemma received praise with Aumimer in the Sorth also acclaimed Further screenings planned tomorrow.
A medical breakthrough by Dr Abelton offers a new cure for coughs and colds. The report notes the discovery’s tested effectiveness in the Cincinnati area and mentions a free trial and a six month plan.
The town hosts the Hla Weel event with a popular lineup and lively fields. Three jumping races and several races are planned with notable entrants and spectators. Trainers and ticket details appear in notices from the secretary at the Victoria hotel in the eight o'clock Thursday edition.
In a muddled report from the Epom events, Mountain Heather takes the Epom Handicap victory amid unclear placements. Beechworth and Beresford are noted as winners in separate heats with multiple horses listed and tangled results.
A wire from Gur Uurcrespendant describes Melbourne Wednesday cattle lots totaling 2256 head from New South Wales and several districts. Prices range with prime and extra heavy weights down to low levels. overall market tone steady to easier and demand described as inactive with heavy supply.
Special wire dispatch from Adelaide notes 50 cattle forward with over half from other states. Prime stock scarcer, demand improving for quality descriptions, 26/ per LiKe for prime station meat, 4800 sheep and lambs sold, wool and mutton in good supply, late-rate clearance and variable prices.
An obscure ad describes Frootoids as a cure for headache digestion and various ailments. The text claims they improve appearance and sense of vitality, suggesting they "remove" impurities and “open” channels of the body though the exact effects and ingredients are unclear.
The passage touts aperient medicines to relieve congestion of blood and avert brain symptoms. claims rapid relief where other powders fail. It asserts fraoteldu as unrivalled for these cases, with emphasis on effectiveness amid severe conditions.
The readable lines describe general health decline from unspecified causes and mention liver action and heart concerns. Names, dates, and concrete facts are missing, yielding a fragmented medical impression rather than a full report.
A muddled notice promotes Aperient Medicine as highly beneficial for patients. It claims use prevents and relieves distress, urging readers to use Fredoista as an alternative to ordinary aperients. Price listed as 1/ from chemists and medicine vendors.
A wetting at Cavendish united Miss Marion Elisabeth Pua Roe daughter of Daniel Henry Mooralla with Edward Bryant eldest son of Robert Shilevel Woodlpoort. Rev Hood officiated before a large gathering. Bride wore pale cream taffeta with veil and wreath, bridesmaids wore cream frocks and white veils. Best man was W. Shilrock. Wedding feast and dancing followed. couple to reside in West Australia. Includes an advertisement for Doan's Backache Kidney Fills.
The carnival sale features pieces of muslin, crepe, cambric, and silk items with low prices. Dresses, millinery, and leather bags are heavily discounted, with gent's trousers, hats, and costumiery offered at standout rates. One week only starting today.
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