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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1901
Page
3
A dense minutes summary shows Cannon District Council讨论 eviction actions for local land tenants. Key figures Crown Lands Office advised awaiting a pending report while chairpersons and councillors debated road access, fuel, water supply, and boundary issues affecting homesteads.
The text presents a fragmented speech outlining a plan for Commonwealth land, emphasizing government property, leasing terms, and fair farmed land use. It mentions constitutional bills, periods of appraisal, and aims to avoid speculative land hoarding while ensuring profit for the Commonwealth and fair access for tenants.
A damaged obituary outlines the Queen's death on January 22 and notes public information efforts by the Postal Department. It recounts warnings of long illness, gathering of the royal family including the German Emperor, the proclamation of King Edward VII, and the response of Parliament. It lists Victoria's marriage to Prince Albert, her children, and marks her reign as the longest in British history.
The meeting at Millicent’s Cottage Hospital saw trustees chaired by Mr RB Annum discuss the balance sheet and fundraising needs. Subscriptions of substantial annual amounts were debated to cover ongoing costs while avoiding full State support, with leaders urging public backing and careful management of free patient care.
A fragmented dispatch from a Trooper Bulutba era letter recounts skirmishes with the Boers, high casualties among allies, and harsh conditions. He mentions relatives in Rheneater Kop, Pretoria news, reinforcements, and hopes for leave at Christmas, while noting lack of ammunition and ongoing combat near hostile positions.
A Milivent matter centers on a dispute involving Millivent residents Millicent Eveat Cen and Michael Graney with claims of theft from Sutherland's paddock. Witnesses include John Graney and Barendnot, with police involvement anticipated next week after a churchyard confrontation and contested chestnut transfer.
In a noted case the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for £22. The defendant, Angiour, was accused of violence toward his wife. A defence witness described a pattern of drunkenness and abuse. The judge indicated a possible legal point about proof and incumbrance. Adjournment was granted as key witnesses were unavailable.
Broken OCR lists horses and riders with ages and race details for a fixture titled Bracelet Stakes. Names include Anouk, Bunnie Leslie, Mr J Mages, Drewitt, O Shea, Kilbrier, Campbell, Alban, and more. This fragment sketches entries, horses, ages, and race conditions for a flat event, with commentary on handlers and participants.
The letter excerpts describe physicians praising certain preparations with therapeutic value similar to camphora and denounce overreliance on one remedy. Several named doctors from Oakland Portland and others discuss methods, effects, and practical use in medical practice.
In a lively exchange Curran taunts Sir Boyle Roche over sinecures and honour in the House of Commons. The discussion includes remarks about Curran’s wit, a boast of a marriage connection, and a jab about an older heir. Walter Campbell, Agent, promoting a remedy for violent coughing.
A garbled account describes 19th century trade and governance actions in Australia. Mentions a Stein Navigation Company, arsenic concerns in beer, customs examinations, and public notices. References to Morrigan Advocate and figures like Walter Campbell indicate a local press chronicle of maritime commerce and regulatory tension.
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