Market Report From Adelaide Sales Herd and Slaughteryard
Cattle and sheep prices eased slightly at Port Adelaide with 490 cattle yarded this week including 135 from Eve Murray and strong demand for prime and weighty lots. Sheep throughput reached 1,247 head with prime lambs and heavy hoggets showing mixed returns as buyers pressed for quality. calves and pigs also featured, while buyers and sellers navigated shifting prime and inferior lots across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhnitte, Sutra & Co
Eve Murray
Mae
Holger Cope
Hye Ste
Bruger
Prine
Neetol
Bert Steers Tielle
Port Ade Lins
Port Adelaide
Trade Terms and Correspondence Noted for Lesa
Brief item notes described terms including a quarter amount, a seven shilling payment weight, and a ten shilling method. It mentions correspondence and business tied to Lesa aes Sa and includes references to penalties and freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busin Habious
Lesa Aes Sa
Preservation versus Freezing in Rabbit Industry Debate
The piece argues preservation offers a year round role in rabbit management, noting freezing yields limited profits and broad costs. It details how preservation supports wages, rail freight, and local employment, while landholders risk and hesitate to commit rabbits for the local company. It concludes with Directors facing personal risk amid landholders’ promises and potential closure if support wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iahara
Scan Leem
Icetree Alimog
Bovinig Thera
Berilate
Ardve
United
Ace Ab
Aligtelet
Ukeie
Suppressed Art Union Ads Stirred Victoria Papers
A report describes legal pressure and police scrutiny over a 2n Art Union ad in Victoria. The Times claims suppression followed threats of legal action while other regions saw mixed responses. March notices sparked debate on press restraint and enforcement across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Union
Victoria
South Australis
The
Times
Gaither
Goddess of Justice
Snsiglt
Omer
Wodhern
Merch
Tomer
Jae Secouita
Millicent notes on meetings and rail projects in 1910s area
Fragmented report covers council elections at Beachport District with two candidates for council and none for the vacant mayoralty, special trains on the Mount Gambier to Beachport line, port and ship survey comments by Zindon Bates, plus a Millicent branch meeting of the British and Foreign Society noting donations, scripts and a view display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnee
W. Greenwood
Sturrugzul
Cape Barks
Maynera
Pinger
Beachport
Masry Mr. White
G. Clark
M. Gildersante
Oficer
Svecuar Tayres
Zindon Bates
Barbar
Adelaide
Witich
Lresor
Pevsian
Millicent
British and Forensible
Society
Pevsbyteriaa
Casieh
Apel
Stuckey
Nev
W. Grey
Lock
Mra
Miss Binckey
E. Rogers
Bich
J. Davies
Wray
Eeriy
Dogo Lothe
Pacific Islands
Livingston
Yater
Vantaacola
Mesare
Reilly
Millicent Holal
W. E. Pints
District Pars Poloteas and Victorian survey party bound for Melbourne
District Pars Poloteas quoted at 43 Saint Mount Gaubier while a feisty market signals trouble. A Victorian surveyors party undertakes a railway survey from Darter to the border en route to Mount Garatier. Castell Geman of the Billipont Company selected to join Melbourne Commonwealth contingent for Parliament opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poloteas
Saint Mount Gaubier
Kennith
Ruoruz
Darter
Mount Garatier
Castell Geman
Billipont Con Pany
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Bepera
Parliamant
Unclear historic meeting notes and port duties fragment
Fragmentary OCR summary from a late 19th or early 20th century local issue. Mentions Mr Thomas and Dutton at Karrana House, burials at Hobe Cemetery, visitors Lindon Bates and Moncreif, and port authority concerns. Council debates over roads, contracts, and a vacancy election after Dr Sutherland’s resignation. Voting notes show slight turnout and mixed results. several names and places recur with limited readable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Dutton
Karrana House
Iasi
Thomas
Hieurh Dinesen
Hobe
Sutve Jay Jat
Lindon Bates
Bealch
Murarave
Aines
Weir
Saralil
Guichen
Ube
Samwell
Nuuan
Goddard
Mela Lee
Nicholson Institute Ear Drums and Deafness Treatment
An advertisement from The Nicholson Institute in London promotes artificial ear devices and deafness cures. It mentions a device priced at 5,600 and claims facility location at 606 D Street, Longsworth, Gunmerebury, London W. It also notes an address and a claim of cure in the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Drusiz
Exro
Drutos Fey
Micholson Institute
Longvots
Gunnerebury
London
Indy
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Roberts
Oneida
Walter Campbell
Ada
Enron
Aachen && Munich Fire Insurance Company
Wm, Manghion & Co
Altornoye
EanthAustria
D. Campbell
el Agint
R. Rennyardt Wolarn
Ifr Foyrix
Matult ‘Ltd
Purtin
Kegathy
C. L. Spehr
Qomomor Ang Commission
Takig Adidavite
Milteeat Corey
TRS Iosling
Nunece
Halletreet
Winty Boy
J.w.elton
Warr
Grorge-street
Alktlaseos
Emith Ghd
Livingston & Yates
Teles Con2nesed
D. Stuckey & Son
le, Fite
Marine Doeranes
Fresholds
Bly Vibe Hoyer
Gambier Produce Co
Mount Gambier
Geo. Wilcox & Co
Boasees A & i
Milligent JT
Warns
Bendelsham
A. Laveen
Mer
Tantanoola
W. J. Brazos
A. T. Leane
C.th
George-Sirnet
J. &. Mawson
Goober
NEW Books
A. G. Bales
Dunald McDonald
Txeers
Leage Stok
Carp
MAY & Morph
Zacenued
Mount Gampier
Young Bros
Mount Gambier & Narras Goorte
Miltlichs
Ced
Meriga Eyes
Lamb
Lineolprama
Lincoln
Merino
Merino Waller
Brown Fas
Crouch-streeh
Bint Street
L. DeGaris
Ali
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Ferg
Mhreds CO Marine Wes
Forrand
Mount Muirkerd
Noroad
Poline Borver
D. EB. Plosert
Millicent A. and
P. Suciery
Tal
Dod
D.B, Plunkett, Bevromn
Rendelsham
Furner
of & Form
Bourby
Alestor Aga
Terry
Mstec
M. Wel
Stlzenbreinstein
Board and Residence
Mas. M. Mogurt
Millicent. Marat
Beerperdar
Saeper
Adelainh
Aecteas
Ayrit
George Langton
Spdie
Sarah
the Millicent Times
Abbesh
Goddess Justice
Pars
Fairweather
Australia
Muorl- Joul
Norte Island
Suneday
Knigit
Wolseley
Knight
Hee Louis
G. Metregar
Mai My. St. Geestegan
Beachport Cowevil
Crow Lande
Burnet
Bercsport
Storut Gazabier
Pinnties
Secont Lassedenk
Uerrespauy Deutr
Zaunsil
Sutherland
Yatterday
Meosro
Phe
Wits Eschport Harboe
White
Clark
Veme
Bent Rhacay
Grice
oPee
Fom Banat
Dius Arwsionae
Hoel
Kingston
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