Entertaining events and political meetings summaries
A report notes a successful entertainment by Mrs E Gant with proceeds of £216 to be shared by societies, plus a Bible Society address at Wesleyan Church by Rev J Reid. The talk, praising inspiration and biblical distribution, highlighted Bible stock and global circulation. Subsequent meetings feature candidate Mr Daniel addressing electors on trade, middlemen, and local reforms, with thanks given to chairs and promoters.
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Robin Gray
Spain
America
India
London
J. Davies
British and Foreign Bible Society
Davies
Daniel
W. Johns
Cook
H. Carthew
R. Kennedy
W. J. Beaton
P. McRostie
Morris
Johns
Mesars
Barley Seed Advice Sparks Price and Quality Debate
A Melbourne trade letter warns farmers over misfit barley seed, noting 90 percent of locally grown Vittoria barley for taking uses is Chevalier. It cites bleak prices for Battledore and compares to Chevalier, urging growers to send samples for the firm to assess suitability and offering seed supply post-harvest.
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Mount Gambier
Melbourne Argus
Vittoria
Millicent Beats Tantanoola In Season Finale Cricket
On Wednesday April 19 Millicent defeated Tantanoola at Tantanoola ground in the season's last cricket match. Millicent was captained by J Tiddy and the following players participated.
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Millicent
Tantanoola
J. Tiddy
Wre
When Other Lips Speak Of Bile Beans Relief
Mrs Jane Colman of Beauford street Hamilton Newcastle describes a 13 year illness with violent vomiting head pains and appetite loss. After using Bile Beans for Biliousness she reports steady improvement and now feels well again with restored appetite and energy.
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Newcastle
Jane Colman
Beauford-street
Hamilton
Election Campaigns Move Across Victoria Electorate
In the Victoria electorate campaign, Mere Daniel Pick and Tantram spoke at Furner with J. Cameron presiding. Morris and Livingston addressed crowds at Beachport and Millicent, with further visits to Tantancols Rendelsham Kalangadoo Glencoe and Foroes. Daniel and Pick planned events in Millicent Rendelsham and Kalangadoo.
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Electoraty
Victoria
Mere
Daniel
Pick
Ton‘tram
Furner
J. Cameron
Morris and
Livingston
Beachport
Messrs
Pick and
Tantram
Millicent
Tantancols
Morris
Litegeen Wert
Millicent Meeting Voices Federation and Household Suffrage Views
Mr F H Daniel addressed Millicent electors on Federation and political reforms at the Millicent Institute on Tuesday April 18. He urged support for Federation, discussed Household Suffrage for the Legislative Council, and defended current franchise thresholds while advocating limited reforms and representative voting under a proposed system.
Mount Gambier politician outlines education and taxation stance
A Mount Gambier speaker pledges not to support government aid to private schools in the forthcoming parliament and criticizes capitation grants. He backs land repurchase for closer settlement, opposes state banking as issue finance, and opposes old age pensions and Sunday hotel openings while advocating drainage and land taxation stability. He defends lawyers' role and hints at vermin control codification and land act updates.
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Mount Gambier
Planys
Peile
Puget
Tie
Ele
New Zealand
Cts
Applethile
Asbort Oye
Daniel profiles on ratepayers and reform questions
The candidate answers questions on arrears and non rates payments, disfranchisement limits, and how to handle rate accounts. He discusses Land Board reform, district councils replacing boards, capitation grants, and the Totshzator bookmaker issue. A vote of thanks ends the meeting as it closes.
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Daniel
Mr. Daniel
Willianta
W. Lyon
Cas
BR. G. Millhouse
Williams
G. Mutton
W. Leon
R. G. Millhouse
Pick and Tantram address Millicent electors
Messrs Pick and Tantram spoke to Victoria electors at Millicent on Monday April 17. The Institute Hall opened at 8pm with J J Oxuan chairing. Mr Pick praised his 40 years in the electorate and his knowledge of land policy, declaring himself Liberal not radical and not aligned with the National Defence League. He said he had previously stepped aside to let Riddoch run. He vowed to act without party bias, promising justice on the land issue.
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J.pick
J.P
Geo. Tantram
Victoria
Millicent
Institute
J. J. Oxuan
Pick
National Defence League
Biogn
Riddoch
Gee
Ariy
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