Circus clash and political notes from Melbourne
A Melbourne wire report mentions Wirths circus in Kilmore with strong claw work from the Woo Wee. Brighton seat candidate Mr Snowball of Orange Buliety plans to run for Peiehton. Delegates visit Newport workshops and attend a garden forty, while Mr Graham Kags protests NSW Agricultural department over Paloters prohibition despite conference agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wirth's Circus
Kilmore
Snowball
Orange Buelety
Ban Techie
Peiehton
Commerce
Newport
Graham Kags
New South Wales Agricultural Department
Mafeking to Mount William Mail Service Reconsidered
In the House of Representatives Pir Jobo told Mr. Home bre ine and Dr. Grattan Wilson that the mail service reduction from Mafeking to Mount William would be revisited. Irvine and Wilson noted the vast settlement expansion in the area over the recent years.
Melbourne Charities Aid Unclear Efforts
An OCR damaged fragment mentions Melbourne charities and various garbled names and terms. Details are unreadable. no clear events, dates, or entities are confirmed. The passage lacks verifiable facts to summarize a distinct news item.
Emigrant Satisfaction With Cobuga Blocks Reported
Melbourne dispatch notes Albanian emigrants content with Cobuga blocks offered and planning immediate relocation arrangements. The fragment indicates a France wire service item and mentions Brest, Teninkerl, and Dime in a cryptic Foreign context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tuomiay
Melbourne Produce Market Report Summary
Market notes from Melbourne show varying price shifts for Wheat oats and potatoes with minor adjustments in chaff hay and butter. Trading includes a choppy futures tone with slight declines in some goods while demand remains steady for factory brands and wholesale butter around 114 pence per pound.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Sheep Market Report From The Market Course
The Melbourne sheep market showed steady demand for good merino wethers and prime crossbreds with prices easing slightly on dual quality. Heavy crossbreds and shorn ewes sold at lower rates while prime merino wethers traded around 17s to 19s and best ewes near 11s to 15s, with export-desired lots highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Borg
Hamilton P and A Society Meeting at Culllowe Hall
A detailed report of the Hamilton P and A Society council meeting held at Culllowe hall. Topics covered include correspondence from the Agricultural and Railway Departments, a dispute over draught horse eligibility, booth profits and losses, protest handling on sheep crossbreeds and pony height, financials, and suggestions to improve pony rings, judging, and event facilities.
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the Society
Thor
Troherteen
Agricultural Department
Hart
Railway Department
Ponshuret
Poultry Shed Plan Moves Forward At Local Meeting
A local meeting discussed concentrating poultry in one shed to keep birds apart from digested waste, a plan propelled by Soranded by Me Tatlock before the session ended. The gathering then adjourned.
Obituary notices span deaths in Victoria district
An old colonist Mrp and Mrs Margaret Potter died within a day of each other. Mrs Potter, born in Tipp erary, Ireland, aged over seventy, arrived in Victoria years ago and married in Portland. Funeral set for two this afternoon. Also note the death of Dunkeld businessman Mr J Woodburn, aged about eighty, longtime resident described as a careful, industrious farmer who later ran a business in Wooroold or Woodeld area. Funeral details to follow.
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Indies
Walter
Tatlock Givinghett
Beraeite Warda
Jennet Wabe Tle
Crawford
Deleeta
la den
Ftao
Armatrangalan
Lee Amiall
Rawford
Alwayn
Tatlock
Simpson
Stephe
Mia, Gray
Misa Sharpe
Mr. Simpson
R. Forsyth
Leyonhjelm
H. Learmonth
Farmera
Mrp
Utherins
Margaret Potter
Neo Htokes
Henry Potter
Uray-atrest
Tipperary
Ireland
Victoria
Greave Mir
Portland
Abe
Potter
Frank
Dunkeld
Jobo Woodburn
Mr. Woodburn
Stonehouse
Scotland
Jamet Austallia
Beechworth
Vena
Murray
Ma Bisliess
Hamilton
Ballarat Stock Market Roundup Shows Decline in Prices
Ballarat correspondent reports a fair buyer turnout at the stock sale with a general decline from last week. Prices for prime bullocks and best cows eased, while several consignors including Mr. James Tierrimut and Mr. Alex Lang posted notable entries.
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Ballarat
Johames
Tierrimut
J. Atokes
Behura
Exore
Lute S. Murray
Tunarebin Estate
Alex
Lang
Grasay Vale
Beene
Bullotke
Market lamb and sheep quotations noted in late rates
The text records fair demand at late rates for several sheep and lamb sorts. Prime pens and wethers range from 16 to 20 plus shillings, with crogabred ewes at 16 to 17/8 and best mering wethers near 16/6. About 1500 lambs described as good to metal with some prime entries. The market opened firm with competition brisk and prices following last week's higher figures.
Sporting Notes Latest Borrowochings Caulfield Cup
Sporting notes list recent scratchings and engagements for Caulfield and Melbourne Cups. Peep Bo and Caloric appear in Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup entries with All Vunwo noted in sporting engagements.
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Melbourne
Trotting Record Set By Mala Melbourne
A trotting record was set by Mala Melbourne on a dirt track in a two mile race, finishing in about two minutes and one second. The performance marked a new mile-track record for the event and involved a cinders surface.
Pitman V Condom Heavyweight Championship Tonight
Pitman faces Condom in a heavyweight title bout at the town hall this evening after rigorous training. The event features a lineup of public entertainment before the main fight, including a ball punch exhibition and demonstrations of physical culture by local performers.
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W. Pitman
W. Condom
Fwlh
Wils
Dilay
Fotal Arateur Athletic Heb
Bevel Guinee
Jayne MeLanei de Ho
Clarencea Weber’ Ant
Wil
Hiv
Trophy presented by J Bryce sparks rifle club shoot
A trophy presentation by J Bryce at Mering rifle club yielded Lewle Fenaece a win with 46 plus 4 handicap. J McIntyre scored 47 plus 2 with 49, Cameron 48 plus 2, Ronatet 45, Tovghtarty 48, Captain Chittick 43. Next monthly shoot set for Wednesday and Saturday in October with open handicap ranges at 500 and 600 yards.
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J. Bryce
Goo Yard
Ahwoter
Lewle Fenaece
J. McIntyre
Cameron
J. Ronatedt
LL. Tovgharty
Chittick
SOO
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Fontim Wirth's Circus
Brighton
MR. Snowball
Qer
Ae Frese
Pete Ditlinge
Wallace
Hummary
Wire
France
Corre
Condesa
Hamilton P
Trun
A. J. Wilson
A. B
Walter Eal
Bormen
Wilson
Julie
Simpeon
Mr. Walter
Horane
Bimowon
Wil von
Jenner
Bowith
Thos Hocan
Mel
Hogan
Kinghorn
Brown
Jr. Brown
J. A. Tearmonth
Officer
Learmonth
Armstrong
W. Baker
Lower Norton
Gibson
Garfield
Royal Saloon
Bromell
Otewards
H. Fotten
Mr John Woodburs
Sporting Notes
Avin
Wire Prom Gur
Pitman
Melclo Rifle Club
Bonnington
Calla
Bonnington’s
Warner
Graziers
Garochrins
Toy Desest
OUR
Ironmongery
Tos
Stockholm
Chile
Kale
Lureene
Bunter Shiver
Mangels
Currate
Piel Dou
J. Thomson & Co
Mennenmms
Cassells
East Payment Tatlurs
Eastern Artape
Tourkiast
Meldouen
Apelst
Prahrar
Proocher
Summer Coods
Mualina
Delaines
J. Sharpe
Federal Bouis
Povater's
Csleraine
D. Smith
W. H. Blackburn
High Street
Merino
Act
Sepeee
Owl
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