Wanted farming labor for barley oats and wheat tasks
On November 29 1999 requests for stripping and cleaning about 14 acres of barley plus cutting 10 acres of oats were issued. Applicants should contact W Jarrad regarding services including cutting stocking carting and stacking about 60 acres of wheat. No tender voluntarily accepted. State employees will receive state funds.
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E W. Jarrad
Notice of partnership and account settlement
Millicent Stuckey Mili announces that from 1 January she and her son KP Steckey will continue the business previously run as Stuckey & Son on a joint account. All accounts due must be settled before 14 January 1899 and all claims will be paid by Millicent.
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KP Steckey
Stuckey & Son
Hindoo
Millicent
Riad
Plantiff
Westeyay
Wesleyan Foreign Mission Society
Millicent Wesleyan Church
T.trestrail
Miss Mustarde
Mustarde
At. A-Thyne
Millivens
RE. Ve Stephinson
St. Michael's Ob All Angels
M Moratarde
W. Mwell
di Capper Ater
Dastisray
Newling
Mifticent
Millicent Pownd
Timot
K. E Stuuakrr
FOR SALE AND NOTICE OF THANKS IN RELIGIOUS NOTICES
An advertisement lists goods for sale including freeholds leaseholds corn sacks wire chaff seeds and fertilizers along with agricultural machinery and wool hides tallow and grain traded on commission plus a request for cheap purkered Lincoln ram sales. A personal note thanks De Thyne and friends Mrs Sloggett and Mrs Slater for aid during the mother’s illness and a cordial welcome event is announced with Rev frestrail and Rev T Trestrail.
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Quibell
Kermp
BRG
de Thyne
J. Sloggett
A. Slater
Chas
Wool and Produce Market Report December
Messrs Booger Suita Co report December market with fat cattle, sheep and lambs in good supply. Prime cattle fetch £7-£8, lighter £5-£6 10s, cows £5 10s-£6 10s. total cattle 72. Sheep yarding 8288, prime heavy merino to 11s, crossbreds up to 7s 6d, lambs 3,606 with open demand improving earlier. sales 3,083 sheep, 1,150 lambs sold. Calves 156 yarded, pigs 490 penned. pork demand satisfactory, heavy weights cheap. Down markets show large arrival and active demand with stable prices.
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Messrs
Booger
Suita & Co
Alec
Milch Cows and Cattle Prices in Adelaide Market
Prime cows ranged to 6 10s and 7 10s for weighty stock with extra prime reaching 7 10s. Stores brought 30s to 40s, stock in prime condition 6 to 7. A total of 37 cattle were sold. Adelaide Horse Market reports steady prices with heavy draughts 16 to 20, medium 8 to 12, tram and trolley sorts 6 to 8, others 20s. fid.ес
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Adelaide
Millicent Times Publication Notice
The Millicent Times notes it is published every Saturday and lists subscription rates including sixpence two shillings and ten shillings for advance and credit. It directs readers to address correspondence to the Editor and asks subscribers to report delivery irregularities to the office.
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The
Millicent Times
Millicent concert for institute funds slated
Saturday's notice highlights an upcoming December 16 Millicent Institute Hall concert by the Glee and Dramatic Clubs to raise funds for the Institute. The plan promises a strong musical and dramatic program and good patronage despite the holiday season.
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Grand Vocal & Dramatic Entertainment
Millicent Institute
Millicent Glee & Dramatic Clubs
Glee and
Fear
Mavuera
Trestrail
Horme
Kacascanoa
Mount Gambier Livessing
Degemiur Bth
Albert de la Plate
Kalaneiloo
Kalangaloo Hotel
Lodge
Davison
Licencoe
Spellr
Institute
Millicent Trufi
Kalangalow
Dot. Ellison
Kalangadoo
Millient
Adelaide
Saunders
Bereh
Milllicent Pars Reviva Co
Millicent Preserving Company
Vouustern Company
Millicent
J. Stackey
Onty
J. C. Osman
T. Rogers
T. F. Stuckey
Osanas
Millicent Public School Repairs And Post Office Improvements
District Park petitions yield results as Millicent Public School undergoes repairs and improvements are seen at the Milli cent Post Office. The estate of the late W A Crouch of Lowan sworn at £14,000 for widow and family as trustees. Heavy gales sweep Australia with Adelaide lively, Melbourne dust and thunder, Sydney boats capsized, Broken Hill dust storm halting business.
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Millicent
W. A. Crouch
Lowan
Crouch
F Crouch
Austraia
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Broken Hill
Public Hall Trustees and Committee Meet in Tamaxoota
A joint meeting of Tamaxoota trustees and committee at the Railway Hotel discussed the use of the Public Hall. They approved the draft deed purposes but unresolved terms included a proposed ex officio trustee role for the committee and how vacancies should be filled. A deed was discussed to allow Sunday school use of the hall free of charge.
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Tamaxoota
Messrs. Jno
Telfer
W. Johns
H. Korner
J. McRostie
Ars. T. Holloway
C. H. Lase
F. Richards
H. Carthew
W. J
J. Beaton
P. Kiely
P. Ryan
le Viaeearte Iden Sina
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Circulating Library of New and Standard Fiction
D. Campbell
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Grand Goffee Palace
Hindley Street
Cyclorama
M. Billiet
Menix
Narracaorte Market
May Mall
Custin
Narracoorte
MAY
Morpuett
Pleasant Park
Comsback
Vallum
Mount Muirhead
G. D.E. Plunkett
Marventing
A. W. Lannam
Vincent A. McCauley
Sucker’s
Sucker
Bewling
Mount Gauthier
Penola
Reilly
I. G, Millhouse
Nofice
J. Stuckey
Stuckey & Sow
Stock & General Commission
Lincoln Rams
M. White
Millicent Wesley
Commercial
Millicand Markets
Bristol
St.Pauls Lutheran Church
F. W. Matschoss
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Shepherd
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