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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
3
A description of cap and trim selections highlights the best markets with up-to-date millinery at the lowest prices. A young lady exhibited printings to friends as a humorous scene unfolds with remarks about a bush fire and a sunset, reflecting light social chatter and local fashion interests.
In a letter exchange a correspondent rebukes Mr Holzgrefe for insults and asserts the public court deserves critique. He defends his right to criticize bench actions while disputing claims about land area and valuations, noting a misstatement about a tenant and grazing land. He closes with a formal sign-off.
Debates on coast commonage recognition, road improvements and contracts including road sections 14 and 15. J C Jordan loan query and special grant notices. Board of Health reports, health inspector findings, and a libel suit verdict in favor of the defendants. NSW leadership change with William Lyne resigning and John Lashes appointed.
A cricket match at Millicent on Saturday between Mount McIntyre and Hatherleigh produced a scoreline with multiple batsmen and bowlers named. Key contributions include Clifford and Prider featuring for Mount McIntyre, while Hatherleigh saw successful bowling from Whenzee and Bateman in a tight contest.
The Millicent election day events showed low voter enthusiasm with only about one third of eligible voters casting ballots across the state. Voters faced confusion over Commonwealth privileges and party loyalties appeared fragmented with candidates from diverse tickets.
Fragmented content with many misspellings and nonstandard words. readable items include disjointed names, places, and garbled phrases, lacking coherent events or structure to summarize into a proper news item. No clear individuals, dates, or locations form a factual narrative.
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