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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1899
Page
8
To the electors of Victoria I announce my candidacy for re election to the Representation of the important District of Victoria in the House of Assembly at the next Parliament. I trust you will renew your confidence and permit me to continue as your representative and to report on my stewardship and future government policy.
James T Morris announces his candidacy for the House of Assembly in the District of Victoria. He declares himself a true liberal not aligned with any party and pledges fair treatment to all community sections if elected.
A speaker thanks requisitionists from all parts of the Electorate and says he will contest the District as a Ministerial Candidate. He aims to present his views to the Electors at an early date.
The note reveals Joman Levingston announcing intent to run for the House of Assembly and share views soon. It also surveys topics from patent costs and global protection to peats and German energy, plus a circus stunt and Boston’s growing rail hub claim.
A Perth report covers the Druce case questioning aristocratic lineage, then details Henry Ogborne of the Mines Department recounting illness in Western Australia and a dramatic health rebound after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He claims the pills cured him, outlines his strict adherence to directions, and endorses the remedy to others in official notices and ads.
Professor Lowrie outlines ploughing principles from Narracoorte, arguing depth should vary with soil and season to improve air, drainage, and feeding ground. He compares native and modern ploughs, notes the efficiency and soil impact of mould boards, wheels, and cultivators, and urges farmers to test tools and adapt to climate and crops.
Mrs M Peterson of Woolloomooloo Sydney recounts long illness with sleep loss headaches and chest pains. After failing other remedies her husband urged Bile Beans for Biliousness and she improved within days. After five boxes she reports restored sleep energy appetite and function. She credits Bile Beans for full recovery and offers permission to publish.
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