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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1899
Page
4
Fragmentary text references Moers Exoss Gurren and Coriport with a series labeled Octobar four. Mentions TBA and a location near 18 grevad tom 519 north of unspecified area, but key details and context are unreadable.
Procurement notes describe fence purchases near Mt Muirhead Hill and a road segment about four chains from a post. References indicate tender forms and vendor particulars required, with fees and order by PLUNKETT.
The Millicent Times announces Saturday publication with a request to readers to report delivery irregularities to the office. Notes on postage and correspondence address to the Editor.
Prices fluctuated with cattle yards clearing as buyers paid 36 head for shippers and 57 for grassers. Prime beef and cows ranged 4 10s to 6 10s, sheep yarding reached 2587 with merino and crossbreds in varying orders. Lambs and vealers showed strong demand, export throughput to London noted as 2705 head. Adelaide horse and dairy trades described, while local government reform debate in Beachport and district finances drew commentary.
Australian agents of Home Sheep Dip manufacturers publish claims that a principal originated Cooper's Dipping Powder. The notice warns sheepowners that the statement is unfounded and hints at potential consequences for those making the claim.
The Beachport district ratepayers meeting reveals non-resident control and warns Dom Paul about the fate of the Transvaal under leaders Chamberlain and Rhodes. The facts show Beachport pays a third of something, with the Agures proving governance by outsiders.
District Para reports the October 2 event proceeding despite the holiday. The Milion unit soldiers faced challenges as weather and logistics affected preparations, with officials urging calm and continuation of activities.
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