01 Apr 1899
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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 01, 1899
Page
1
A Windsor magistrate, John J. Fitzpatrick, recounts illness from liver complaint and neuralgia. He praises Clements Tonic for restoring health, easing indigestion, neuralgia, and insomnia. The Windsor Gazette notes his health recovery and plans to publish his testimony.
Beachport District Council met with chair Dr Sutherland and members McArthur Clifford Varcoe and Geoghegan. The goat stock limit protest and a £5 road-contract dispute were discussed along with correspondence from regional councils and a health board notice on powers.
A political notice addresses electors in Victoria district, announcing a candidate's intention to seek re election to the House of Assembly. It asserts a record of service and promises to address voters soon on stewardship and future government policy.
James Pick declares as a true liberal candidate in the District of Victoria, stating he is not the nominee of any party and will act fairly to all sections of the community if elected. He signs his pledge with “Yours Faithfully.”
To the electors District of Victoria I acknowledge the requisitions from all parts of the Electorate asking me to come for the forthcoming election for the House of Assembly I thank the requisitionists for the confidence they repose in me and agree to their request I beg to state I will contest the district as a ministerial candidate and will place my views before the electors at an early date
In response to many electors, the speaker announces a candidacy for the forthcoming House of Assembly election and promises to present views at an early date.
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