Meeting on land grant for Instituta site and council deputation
The council discussed W. Fatr weather, a deputation to seek permission for a government grant of half an acre for the Instituta site at Wan ek. The deputation was empowered to pursue permissions and report results, with a public meeting planned to thank the women for their support. Nearby, a visit to Tantamount State School featured nine Indian children and a singing program at Mrs Beach’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Instituta
T. Smith
J. Hivington
Bha Weman
Ueeting
Lat
Telay
Tantanoutn State School
Nine
India
Mra Beach
Odds and Ends Kingston May 24 Weather and Traffic
Nuwzur Dazzue Kingston May 24 reports wearisome paried of beautiful says. Showers continue this morning. Traffic in special trains on the Rowth Kaalin line is being organized. Adelaide Market shipments of wool and whale product noted. A minor earthquake was felt Monday night during a period of gilded festival. locals reference Nostl festival observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Saya
Public Meeting on Coronation Celebration Plans for Millicent Institute
A public meeting at the Millicent Institute discussed June 1 plans for a Empire wide Coronation celebration. Local leaders proposed forming a general committee to coordinate events, with sports for children and a parade or demonstrations, urging broad community support and public subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterdom
Millicent Institute
Roya
Empire
Gdhea
T. Rodgers
Millicant School
Reall Wcetollar
Gr. K. Plunkett
Rte
J.B. Mitabell
Dietich
Ekrich
G D. K. Plunkett
J. Campbell
Carnish
W. Lyon
H Blater
Secontary
Campbell
B. &. Millhouse
H. Hailey
Evere
O. B. & Plunkset
W. Campiall
W. Marvey
Melaughlin
W. ‘Odgers
Dy Davies
B. K. Blankey
D. Davies
G. Mutron
Walt
Alan
Sania
Millicent Mount Gumbier committee discussion on volunteers
The Mount Gumbier Millicent committee debated inviting military volunteers for a celebration. They argued over funding and incentives, with calls to avoid bribery and to keep meals free for attendees. Several members favored inviting volunteers while others worried about costs and expectations.
Council Debates Commonage Fees And Forfeiture Actions
A council meeting discusses commonage allotments, forfeit of reponit, and refunds. Officials deliberate on who bears costs for damaged formwork, duties of the clerk, and the handling of contracts with Vorwerk Tris. The chairman calls for moderated language while several speakers justify forfeiture or refunds, with measures for charity donations and public works funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorwerk Tris
Beratfoed
William
Malone
Millhouse
Aloesha
Crown Lacie
Kurrey
Crown Lande Uillee
Jon
Mervived
Vchool
Tim
Hay Hadi Moury
Wuc
Taf
Jumb Whoan
Millicent Presbyterian Chureh
Pase Uburoh
H. Waters
Grarsene
Poport
Probable proposal discussed at long council meeting
Clerk explains drainage project while council weighs allotment of compensation funds and park district spending. Many transfer applications on the assessment roll were addressed as meeting concluded with thanks and expressions of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin
Coronation Day road works and council meeting notes
Fragmented report covers Crown Lands Office notices, road drainage tenders, and a public meeting about Coronation Day arrangements. It notes railing, water supply, and fences, plus council deliberations on road work, taxation, and petition actions. Witnesses include J. Itsharde and A. Telfer. key figures debate drainage schemes and land access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toontay
sPene
Progent
Cre
McCourt
Epelir
Nutherland
Maton
Crown Lanity
Funil
Afurubabion
Parmient
J. Itsharde
Bron
Crown Lands Office
Therayore
Colyril
Ida
Calles Dyaraer
Centaury
Siuhye
Gnitrace
Vorvinn
Inwins
Seweptd
Bowesing
J.T
Aby
Uitrark
Itulline
Sitachike
Nereptos
Las
Sutherium Brow
Coronation
Caunoll
Stabone Earliayeral Mutyyayers
Eestid
Wwe
Hankel
Bud Baer
Sutherland
Meeting Records Show Council Unity In Matinee Session
A brief, orderly council session highlighted mutual support among councilors and efficient handling of routine business. The chairman led the assembly with thanks, and attendees approved items including a budget for at least one action while maintaining businesslike decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eomarks, Wat
Cluirman
Cluirman Wetopand Apis
ATUL
Vlusel
Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills Sold Widely
Testimony from a resident in Herabany about Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills. The claimant reports relief after four doses, noting improved ability to work, bend, and move the back. The advertisement promotes Doan’s pills as the remedy, with prices and seller details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investigutis
Payare
Sydugy
Herabany 1
Walloon
Dunn
Bassi Kulley
Ant
Cecula
Foster, McClellan Co
Oru B. H. Paulding
Krug Willansatreet
der Latte
Agricultural Bureau Millizent Ranch meeting notes and discord
The Millizent Ranch Agricultural Bureau monthly meeting on a Thursday recorded attendance including Menara IT L W Molageete HT A. Buwart A KJ Witteldsson TL Warlead WB Grouch H Oberlander B Campell R Varoor J Davidson My Hart A Mc Rowtie and Ed Harris honor ree. Minutes of last meeting read. Campbell absent from meeting questioned why contingency report not supplied to local paper. Secretary presented a controversial amendment, not fully satisfying Campbell. Discussion from Kingston Branch favored dividing the Southeast into two districts for Conference. Tacinale Branch also spoke, but Penola had not replied. The secretary’s notes show debate over governance with no clear resolution. Advertisement for Pain Balm claims relief for pains and bruises, sold by Walter Campbell, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Campbell
Ile
Snurracoorte
Fev
Mount Mulntyre
Venebar
Stewart
Hart
Jan
Lealgeir
Magpita
Vircorail Campbell
A. MsKoutie
Cathlower Planta
Council debates on land, rainfall and farming methods
The Local Branch discussed land control and rainfall data, debating authorities and the impact on crops. Topics include fertilizer trials with phosphorised products, sowing dates for rye and barley, and livestock water use, with members noting legalities and practical outcomes for the season.
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Oeta
ELEYS
Curtiss & Tarvey
Amberite Powder Co. Co
W. Fatr
Odds and
Guinbirr Etdenoga
Josey
K. K. Stuckey
A. Campbell
Bourivanid
Mili
Ciaghelt
Nox
Millicent
Uebites
Mount Gumbier
Stucker
W. Sutherland
Ordre
Ariel
Osmare
B. Stuckey
Mount Gaiphier
Marley
Howeholl
Luke Rae
Plunkee
Lijit Wan
Carrie
Tewas Wlay
Waterera
Mesira
Mutton
W. Liyoi
D. Wiltshire
Clayfield
Connell
Saluritny
Lune
Ira
Uarener
Wil Tinea
Melihive
Nwlone Ah Manhoad
Cummunage
Madrthur
Miuro
Otiiarn
Nanlvod
MeAdhue
Wmrenak
W. E. Unborne
Horne Vaile
Anid Aumtera
Sharp
Muse
Arthur Suggerted
Alu
Ted Fallon
Ceratintare
Williams
Cerriet
Wihame
Reedy Crerk
Alan Coamells
Ntrict
Arconlingi
Sander
Bsimmers
Oakland
Lynchburg
Bander
Selon
City
Karey
Mart
New York
Jy Reokie
Fairview
MuRiteick
Brownsburg
Eto
Ockenden’s Enterprise
J. R. McPhie
Grain & Produce Merchant Railay Siding
Mount Gambier
San Ityee
Agricultural Bureau
Tacinale
Penola
reGuaia
Bertain
Walter Caxiptall
N.Z
Iber
Mre
Mary I
Melendy
MLD
Fu D
Chicago
USA
Sala
Walter Campbell
Collison & CO
Eagle Chambers
King Williamstree
Tores
J. McLaughlin & Co
W.P
J. McLaughlin &Co
J. B. Mitchell’s Millicent Stores
Raves
Atc
China
Chonnats
Grovere
Eine Aaa
Adelaide
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