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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1900
Page
2
The market reports a range of prime cormbred wethers and lambs with prices from 10s to 17s 10d, weights up to 160, and strong demand due to tight supply. Baconers and stores show firmer tone. heavy porkers and well-grown stores command higher bids while inferior fellows decline. Attendance remains large amid competition and fluctuating quotes in this period.
The Millicent Times reports on postal and newspaper delivery matters including editor notices and correspondent communications. The piece notes warnings about delivery issues and urges prompt action to prevent further complications. The text is fragmentary but centers on distribution and office communications.
The text argues Britain had no legal basis to intervene in the Transvaal and that war aims based on defending black rights were unfounded. It cites the 1881 convention granting British oversight, asserts violations occurred, and critiques calls equating Britain’s actions with humanitarian aims. It references G Drage MP and the South African Association’s grievance record.
Discussion centers on how to enforce sanitary laws through district councils and health boards. Proposals include amending the Health Act to create a state department or strengthening local governance to ensure independent health officers and proper administration.
A local notice from Millenut Branch details key absences for a trip to Adelaide and a planned cricket match at Millicent against Allundala. Names listed include W. Forbes and T. Stuckey among players, with D. Slater and J. WeWwar noted for travel. Officials announce Gov. Jeffrey’s Wool Expare visit and March events. Weather is noted as unsettled for the week.
The Milligan Corps of the Salvation Army held belated thanksgiving services at Mull Just Saturday Sunday and Monday evenings with strong attendance. Captain Haines led the meetings with Lt Hawkins and the band, while a two story kiln exhibit drew attention. Produce sales supported a near £8 total value as Harvest Thanksgiving featured flowers, fruit, vegetables, and bouquets in a decorated church setting.
Transvaal War news describes Cronje pulling back from Wag esfontain toward Bloemfontein after the Kimberley relief. British cavalry under French halts his advance, heavy fighting ensues on the Modder River bed, Cronje seeks armistice but is refused, surrender follows for many, while Lord Roberts advances toward Ladysmith and Austral ian capitals brace for possible mobilization.
A gathering at Mr A F Telfer’s office on Saturday evening aimed to boost the Patriotic Fund. The committee sought funds and promises, with several speakers urging swift public action and arrangements to raise money, amid mixed support and calls for transparency. The event noted a large turnout and the hall's capacity being strained by attendees.
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