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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
May 18, 1901
Page
3
A local letter from Bendilsham dated 13/5/01 questions a Time of May Livh report about alleged tracks near a cave. The writer, Haines, urges caution before public reaction and criticizes sensational yarns from Tom Pepper.
Minutes reveal decisions on wire-netting access, road maintenance, and river drainage. Appointments include Teate poole representatives and a South East council conference. Discussions cover bridges, dam clearance, rail girders from England, and a broad range of public works funding and governance concerns.
Me Spahr for plaintiff in a contended sale of 1220 bags of potatoes to the defendant as agent for sale. Witnesses describe shipments to Adelaide Port Adelaide and Millicent, with accounts of shortages, poor quality potatoes, and attempts to recover sums from August to September. Contempt order discussed. hearing adjourned to pursue further action.
Mayurra District Council papers reveal discussion on enforcing the Weights and Measures Act with a surveyor’s report, drainage works, tenders for drains 34 47 and 54, partial payments, and a planned special meeting for May 25. The council reviewed road machine offers, cattle headage licenses, and a potential land transfer from Mayce to Millicent.
Fragmented proceedings detail disputes over money, property, and alleged stolen goods. Witnesses and interpreters referenced, with defendants including Aman Allah and Gunga Singh involved in various claims. testimonies cover loans, gifts, and alleged transactions. Court stayed proceedings for 12 days amid limited resolution.
The Millicent Agricultural Bureau notes a lively monthly meeting with eight members present. Reports from Campbell and Penola Conference are mixed with limited district exhibits. Discussions cover division of the South East into districts, a forthcoming annual meeting, and plans for a lecture at Kalange-Hoo.
A messy OCR summary mentions Millicent Police Court on May 16 with details of cases including a defendant named George Johns and references to riotous behaviour and proceedings. It also lists government appointments and election notices, plus assorted colonial news on events, people, and schedules.
A note on the latest book releases with a large stock of new cheap editions. Mentions works and authors in a period newspaper tone, highlighting notable titles and upcoming topics for readers.
A dense catalog of Balmoral style footwear dominates the ad copy with mentions of Balmorale lace boots, patent leather, Hungarian nailed designs, and Navy and ladies Balmoral models. The listing details leather, suede, and calfskin options across men’s and women’s lines, noting prices, stock counts, and several brands.
Fragmented ad copy cites Sander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract as best in the market with testimonials from Dr. W Hush and other physicians. Mentions availability in Adelaide Melbourne Port Darwin Calcutta and US locations, plus a large claim of market growth and consumer demand.
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