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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented remarks discuss the second chamber and governance, accusing opponents of privilege and misusing power. The text laments misapplied debates and warns against profiteering or neglecting the public good, reflecting a heated, discursive political cry.
Fragmented dispatches describe Boer advances near Lydenburg and Marrismith, with demoralized commands retreating. Alleged surrender of a senior Boer general cited, while Boer forces continue troubling routes toward Free State and near Wain. Passengers aboard the Auris Conyul-thoneral reportedly released as treaty efforts energize near Johannesburg.
Fragmentary report describes arrests in a distant colony, a killing in Italy, a failed political bid against the Shah, and a letter from Yooper W Paynter. It mentions a cook in Orange River colony, hoped war would end soon, plus a ship Dunboyne incident and a seaman’s jail sentence with incomplete details.
Mr White reports after inspecting Portland Harbour and nearby works. He notes a complete freezing works, large poultry and game processing, planned jetty and breakwater, and a private refrigeration complex. Government actions and port efficiency are debated, with emphasis on the economic potential for Millicent and southeastern districts.
A promotional notice describes a daily prize draw offering varied rewards including a Gold Watch for top entries and a beautiful Ten Set, plus additional prizes for best and other correct solutions. It promises timely announcements, no lottery element, and delivery of prizes by mail as entries are judged, with a future drawing schedule and a chance to subscribe to The World upon notification of gains.
The article discusses colonial trade plans, tariff changes, and public works leadership. It mentions transportation rates, railway departments, and proposed shifts affecting carriage costs for valued goods. It notes discussions under officials including Mr. Wiile Hueaaht and the Maru Board president, with implications for revenue and export volumes in the colony.
The Tautanwola Hunt Club drew a crowd as a notable rumor proved true a Lady took part in the run. Dane Burner correctly predicted the presence of a woman entrant and the field featured bold, watchful riding over obstacles. The event stirred modesty fund supporters who praised the rider’s calm conduct during the chases. Owners of the horses named backed local efforts to publicize the hunt and the prize for the event. Participants listed include Mfr F. Mo. Couse leading Cavalier and others such as Min Roae, H. Seebahmon, Seeboihun, Moreaty, TL. Brens tin, W. Meatreun, He McValhun, and Krstner on various mounts.
The Millicent Branch meeting of the Agricultural Bureau discusses cooperation, pig breeds, and farm economy. Speakers cite American cooperative models, rail controversies, and local efforts to improve yield, pricing, and market access.
A garbled questionnaire describes emergency steps and contacts after a medical incident. It references physicians, a chain of locations, and a radio voice amid confusion. The piece hints at a local guide or notice on emergency readiness amid unclear phrasing.
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