Towr-nar tou Seni por isha
A police report from a local town records an incident involving Towr-nar tou Seni por isha. Authorities cautioned residents and urged witnesses to come forward as inquiries continue.
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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1902
Page
2
A police report from a local town records an incident involving Towr-nar tou Seni por isha. Authorities cautioned residents and urged witnesses to come forward as inquiries continue.
A London Office cable reports no change in the vero closed firm and notes price shifts in merino and crossbred cottons. Prices for keeping medileM and crossbred wales rise about 5 percent to 240.5 per cent, while others show 2 to 10 percent gains. Demand remains for stonks at 220M bales with 8000 to be entered, awaiting next steps in trade flows to the Continent and America.
Fragmented notes describe timetable changes on the Wolseley to Mount Gambier line with trains rerouted to run on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Wolseley and a separate service from Mount Gambier to Adelaide. The piece also mentions connections, revised departure times, and community reactions amid economic considerations. The report includes references to ships, stations, and local events, with mention of Millicent and Victoria era transport discourse.
Fragmented OCR describes July festivities at Lal School Prybay with looted pine plants and disrupted events. Council donated funds and prizes, but depredations hindered the celebration. reports mention teachers attention and gate security, while transport and harbor updates reflect broader coastal concerns.
Fragmented report records a meeting with local officials, military contingents, and volunteers. It notes resignations, civic events, and preparations for an August celebration with speeches and community participation. Names include Millicent figures, railway staff, and local volunteers gathered for a national commemoration.
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