Fragmented markets and prices in dull agricultural report
A weathered report describes dull ads and market demand for breadstuffs, imports, and dairy items. It notes price cuts for colonial goods, limited supply, and farmers meeting at Bath’s Hall to discuss market strategies. Government commissions and agricultural board meetings are listed with tentative dates and rising concerns over disease and quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porenk
Bsanguy
Harry Magarey
Hugliah
Bath
Hallasrat
Gure
Guiney
Raewourne
Port Phillip
Board of Agriguitare
Smith
Boland
Goulburn
Hal
Nominations and show of hands across districts disputed
A garbled report details July 29 nominations by electric telegraph across Geelong Geelong West Port Melbourne and Normanby districts with show of hands for candidates including Phillips Smith Husffray Cathie and Levey. The text records large attendance music and various contested results though many names are unclear due to OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geerome
Geelong
Growem
Slack Barely
Hichardson
Aspinall
Hon
Pichardson
Batssacat
Log
Phillips
Smith
Jhandewee
Bal
Humffray
Cathie
Semple
Lyon
Views
Normanby
Mears Henry
Levey
Bowers
Wilson Yy
Edgar Kay
Piggy
Casewine
Praser
Mdonald
Meaden
Madden
Towsmauere Mawes. Why the erly La ita leading ervicle
Fragmented OCR text discusses early La ita leading article and Brellvan's denial regarding late lessons. It mentions bandaged lore and juvenile play, with unclear references to Shen Lt and the ides. Overall unclear and not coherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brellvan
Ye -Ressons
The Poor Man Taxes in 1859 and 1800 grains of revenue
The article analyzes how duties on tea coffee sugar and wheat would affect the poor, estimating per head revenue in 1859 and 1800. It argues a duty on sugar should remain while wheat duties would yield little revenue, and lists insolvency cases and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sania
Mepinl
Mining survey reports hint at gold in pyrite quartz
The mining surveyors report attention to pyrites in quartz containing gold at Creewick and Dinakwo. Port Phillip Company tests yield about one ounce of gold per hundredweight from crushing and amalgamation, with iron pyrites present. A new shaking table and methods aim to recover more gold, amid mixed results and continued trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Department
Creewick
Dlnakwo
Port Phillip Company
Simmona's Reef
Wan Ae
Brest
Dutin
Bachequer
Papar
Bea
Hye
Vnemschvas Mueluc
Toulon
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Electric Telegraph
Benjamin Absolon
Rutherglen
Nsolvenay
Joana
Jedi
Nasete
Grieney
Shaw
Amignee
Jno
Wait
Mount Blackwood
Sapesenton
Ney
Sage
O'Toole
Mesars Bergin
Melbourne
Terchanta
Eavete
Dellelnay
Davis
Dandenong Road
Prahran
Dusiness
Catton
Greitor
Osmond Horne Gilles
Hobart Town
Grand- Sar
Benjamin Horne
Bay
Privy Council
Mermenta
Intalventa
Mr Jacomb
Aasignen
Henry Baylias
Albury
New South Wales
Ansota
Jetckney
Bir Courtney
Sohnee Pope
Napier Street
Fitsroy
Slr
Charter Pruen
Yonte
Tedetleney
Ite McCoustoey
Courtney
Francis Orr
Upl
Cynan
Camaw
Taclenoy
Misting
Debra
Ubioind
Benjamin Chamberlain
Dickawe
Offiginsaulignee
Wan, Swan
Thule Loewe
Will Bates
Matthew Anidrew
Ito
Comnes
Louis Lowe
Muse
Adent Ball
Malbourne
Miller
John Bell
Pour la
Richwand
Baker
Lveney
Gratous
Tibet
Sraxer Barware
Ie Speciag
Mr Loaders
Nenerah
Bremmrion Prox Carriamcains
Tom Query
Seeutton Therz
Castle Maing
Portland
Caronsete
al Asorsa
Sonia Whits
Mallacrat Tims
Durenzer
Jens Paderen
Een
Detter
Dax
Bawa
Murney
Teron Perough
O'Bhasaay
Dermagh
Proveat
Mi Red 10
Fela
Ore
Huthergion
Corse Caenarray
Itawi
E Hn
Tiesailly
Cate
Bo Temain
Locke Ding Ware
Siaiare Phece
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