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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1899
Page
1
A Windsor Australia report features Mrs Dover of Francis Street Richmond narrating a dramatic anaemic recovery after weak digestion, headaches, and morphine. She credits Clemente Tonic with restoring sleep, vitality, digestion, and colour, declaring herself now robust and healthy.
Australia increased its share of world gold output for the year ending, contributing £18,000,000 of a total world production of £55,000,000. South Africa remains ahead thanks to the Band mines, while New South Wales lags amid uncertain geology and investment. West Australian mining draws enormous English capital.
The Minister reports under the Fertilizers Act that all dealing persons must notify the Inspector before February 1, 1809. Twenty eight Adelaide Port Adelaide dealers and sixteen country district dealers have complied. Those who have not notified are liable to penalties after February 1.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions water and an action but provides no clear date, place, person, organization, or outcome. The readable bits suggest something about being in water without intervention, but specifics are missing to form a factual summary.
Fine weather aided the ARC Summer Meeting at Victoria Park Adelside on Saturday with strong attendance. Bloodstone and Tarsus dead heated in the Welter Handicap with modest dividends. Grillo won the Licensed Victuallers' Handicap earning £2 5s. Orb won the Steeplechase with £23 128 dividend. Thackaringa led in the Hurdles at 2 to 1. Artillery captured the Richmond Park Stakes with £7 68s. Rose Park took the Flying Handicap with £29. Kromberg and Carouse were killed in the steeplechase, their jockeys escaping injury.
Me Wi E Here, Agentee to Newland, lauds direct trade success between Canada and Manchester. He foresees Canada as a rival to Australia. Reeves and Erudipe call for direct New Zealand Manchester trade attention from John McKenzie, New Zealand Minister of Lands, during his England visit.
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