Meeting of Gas Dowers March 1 1900 and picnic details
A meeting of gas dowers of the district is set for March 1 1900 at 9 80 pm in the Tratitute Wast-room to discuss granting an agreement regarding rabbits trapped. Also notes universal apteenogs and a February 25 secretary notice, plus an annual picnic on Wednesday March 14 with afternoon fees for adults 4d and evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universar
Apteenogs
Marcit
Ars
Borehais
Sarkis
Micuicest Parsturson
Millicent Preservs Og Gompwy
Samuedass
South Australa
Sydney
England
Slackton-in-Tees
Sunderland
E V.simpseson
Teepe
Souths Wylton
Derhaw
South Hylton
Ilekewice
Jocol Fockey
Hogse Sills
Bio Waco
Bein
Horan
Bachtuen'e. Corps
Milaeut
Silv
McCoust
Mount Garbisr
Sustaus
Corps
Shui Streel
Mount Gambier
Soueh
Afriex Wiels Yin
Batre
Eupgeation
Fmal
Pudgode
Bata
Millon
Tnatmvita
Woeror
Erenugtatior Thie Shuraher
Asael Murvives
ALAIG
Davier
Peo
Market report on livestock and commodities from Port Adelaide
A fragmented market summary notes brisk demand for fair to good quality stock with fluctuating prices. Cattle and sheep saw varied quotations, with some improving values while private exports receded. hogs and pigs show modest gains and shipping rates at Port Adelaide are cited amid broad export activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exvaty Sure & Co
Pebranes
Victoria
Tals
Busera
Vas
Cateeprits Weil
Adamien
Jnitch
Mindeente
Keribe
Jn -Wesel
Bart Weagy Young
Tom and Frolly
Tihe Eupgly
Mulkers
Inguin
Cattis
Loudeys
Toby
Port Adsluidle
Millicent Times Advertisement Handling Details
The Millicent Times outlines ad hosting procedures and postal correspondence. It notes postal charges and delivery irregularities requiring subscriber accountability with the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Times
Aavtkady
Military spirit risks Australian democracy warns columnist
A column argues against a rising military mood in Australia, warning that government controlled forces could erode civilian liberty. It cautions that imperial oversight and provincial and federal conflicts may push Australia toward a standing army, threatening political independence and inviting foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrenir
Australia
Austratine
Itagli Mizut
Tawinna Neolion
Froma
Lacrikin
Prs
Ani
Miley
M Sazrifion
Haynan
Lyarnis
Tommy Atking
Peroe
Wellingon
Fragmented historic reflection on war subsidies and imperial policy
The passage voices concern over rising power and caste tensions leading toward war, criticizing political folly. It argues Australia bears the burden of military and naval subsidies, with consequences for freedom and national interests amid imperial inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontigan
Australia
Linnoy
Wilcoroe
Transvaal War Reflections and Local Developments
The article blends commentary on the Transvaal War’s possible outcomes with local business and civic updates. It notes councils debating a joint venture for purchasing machinery, potential clashes of interests, and questions of unity. It reports on a directors meeting for the Millicent Preservations Company, railway siding talks, a new vicar appointment, and community events including a hog sale and a religious service schedule.
Millicent Racing Club plans annual meeting on March 1
Nominations close at 0 30 pm today for Millicent Racing Club’s Matting with races fixed by Millicent Bicycle Jubilee. Fast races draw many entries. seven mile handicap and a strong field anticipated. Sale of stock at Taatanacls Wednesday draws buyers, with prices noted for ewes, crossbred welders, and steers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eplemian
K. V. Sinkinson
Angaseda
A T. Trestrail
Millicent Racing Club
Millicent Bieyeie
Storh Ac
Mararé Tigingstan
Wales
Taatanacls
Collows
Weanara Oy
Local notices stir Millicent region amid farm plans and deaths
A blurred Millicent page reports Inspector Williams noting codlin moth in orchards, a property sale today, residents planning a Pariotic Fund campaign, and various appointments. It also notes the death of B J Mawson in Melbourne from consumption, and Mount Gambier meetings on soldier memorials, cooperative cheese ventures, and railway engineering staff changes.
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Williams
E. Ochards
George Bonphain
Tautanpole
Gannettw
Telfer
Narpaenorts
Thor
Napracoarte
James Fom Quam
Isney
Campangia
Mourning in Kimberley for fallen townsman J. W. Powell
Local mourners gather for a funeral service as news spreads that J. W. Powell, a respected teacher and Sunday School worker, was killed in action near Reosberg between the 10th and 12th. Tributes note his courage, gentleness, and service to the South East community. A large crowd is anticipated at the church service with volunteers and local groups preparing to attend and honor his memory.
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Maunt Guimiec
Kimberley
J. W. Powell
Kimberig
Reosberg
Mouas
Tvs
Sui Post Ominer
Bath Mosatel
Foot
Churel
Anilelmir Idustor
Adelaide
Brin
Hogan
Morrimbum
CL Livingston
Biagela
Patriotic Fund
Xann
Kingston
B.C
Saul
Eort
Heiss
Rotary Cahi
Council
Fife
Fee
Cacy Vone
Death and a grand patriotic concert in Mount Gambier
The report notes Fr. J Maw won and others linked to Mount Gambier society, detailing a local funeral and a large charitable concert. It covers community figures, the Mount Gambier Rabbit and Meat Preserving Work, and a fundraising event with performances by Miss F Spohr and Mr. H Tane among others, plus £54 raised.
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Goth
Leginlaters
Adelaide
Fr. J. Maw
Mount Gaebner
Mount Gambier
Rietoe
Australia
Amureuay
Monra
M. Lane
F. J
Minsie Atkin
Messie
J-E
Topham
P.C. Addison
WW. Hope
Shakespeare
H Tane
F. Spohr
Mr. Gate
Batya
Soldiar
General Roberts
Yous
BT. Stobie
Vie Santiniant
Ovcheskma
Osbaroe
Tia
Ross
Mr. Meytum
Gores
M. Gardiner
Mist Ganlingr
Stobie
F. Spulir
Baroness Curcass
Ty Andy
Jihnenn
Cauntree
War
Addison Canas
Uhen
Baruf
Pascor
Ivery
Ule
Transvast War Shifts as British Forces Advance
Dispatches describe Lord Roberts strengthening forces near the Modder River to 450000, pushing Boer positions toward Bloemfontein. General Buller seizes three Boer strongholds while Roberts closes in along the Modder and Orange River, with relief at Kimberley amid ongoing clashes and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
trChist
Kimberley
Lord Methunn
Tun
Unifor Rover
Prenchy
Kiomeriey
Gired
Boburis
Miéxider
Jasonalal
Roberts
Enat
Ceonje
Mmagersfan
Bloemfontain
Orango Free Sigte
Kinley Cabs
Colessa
General Bullup
Tugela
Berd Roberts
Mogdor
General Buller
Lalysinth
Muller
Wheat Standard Debate and Boer Camp Tales From Australia
A Northern Agecul tures conference in South Australia debates wheat quality standards with farmers wary of market demands. The Chamber of Commerce backs a uniform standard tied to world markets while producers push for seed quality and practical results. Concurrently, reports from Dundee and Dundee hospital recount Boer prisoners, hospitality, and a note on public schooling amid wartime strain, with officials facing inquiries into civil service misconduct and quarantine measures in the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quora Sorna
Coiusterce
Darhog
Aveuking
Muttar
Eace
Tha
Australia
Expstal
Tabour
Atul Gixes
Alley Cample
W. Nugent
Dive
Beame
Dunidee
Dundee
J Linxs
Ina
Field
B.A
Presant Mtr
Huh Bowwn
Teu
Hayward
Alooil
McCaus
Muewire
Sydner
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TONKS
Horseshoe Bi
Griffith* & Roberts
Walter Campbell
Grand- Guffee Palace
Jaindley Street
Adelade
M. Billiet
Ponvens
W. G. O'Hara
Stock & General Gammission
Eahiey
Coopsie Dig
Kemps
girlsgapBaarie Mechinery and
Massey
Millicant
Seeteewan
Millicent, Stuckey & McSourt
Victoring
Abewaka
BEBO
Bane
AUER
Bety
W. B Crouch
Millicent Westeyan Church
Suxnar
Iter
Trestrail
Ree
Trostceil
Walcome
Michael
AN Angels
Church of England
Carel
Je Presbyterian Sunday School
Salvation Army
Millicent
Murch
Busan
Betleeaia
Livingston & Yates
Wall
Rendelsham
Grenaiien Wests
Stugket & Motourt
Mittavien
Frost
Tod Mount Amfairhead
Alma
Shore
Ato
Transvaal
Horn
Thir Oma
Gladstone
Chamberlain
Poland
the Wheat Standard
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