Mount Gambier Show Highlights and Local Notices
Goods inspection urged before purchases. Public meeting led to censure vote on the French Government, with a note of sympathy for Dreytin. Narrnevorte Show results: McInnes Bros and A McInnes win farmers classes. May Hall Estate and McInnes Brom dominant in open classes. Piano tuner Herr Molkentin announces visits. details in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Gambier Corporation
Dr. Kelly
Prench
Dreytin
Madame Dreyfus
McInnes Bros
A. McInnes
May Hall Estate
McInnnes Brom
Herr Molkentin
Millivent Aol
Sais Gelarly Town
Vonntry
Cantata Under the Palms Delights Millicent Audience
Under the Palms Cantata led by Mr. Southwell drew a large Millicent audience on Wednesday evening September 20. Sixty voices filled the Millicent Institute Hall with white attire and strong choruses. Notable solos and ensembles received praise, including Mrs Treettail and Miss Carter, with Mrs Harvey and Messrs Mutton and Bowering in fine form. The conductor’s work was praised though his voice is noted as waning. the performance grossed £14 9s at the door for Cottage Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwell
Millicent Institute
Andy
Zion
Mar Waters
Lucy Marion
Ruth Millhoges
Mr. Harvey
Liss
Jerusalem
Miss Carter
Mina Marrett
Audh
Cottage Hospital
Farewell Address From School Board Members
Fragmentary note reports a farewell to Mr B Doncelly on shore before departure to Port Wabetld. Distorted names and places appear, with a formal address from school board members and colleagues acknowledging his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don- Bento
Port
Doncelly
Sie
Millicent Community Honors Departing Mr Donnelly
Millicent residents and officials paid warm tribute to Mr. Donnelly at a farewell gathering. Leaders from the Institute, Hibernian, Caledonian, and other groups lauded his public service, teaching, and choir work, and presented gifts including a dinner service, chess set, and school token. He thanked the town, spoke of his thirteen years there, and expressed pride in his work and future duties at Port Wakefield.
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Millicent Im
Tim
Ict
Roane
Apviez S. Mater
Marurra Cotxere
J. J. Institute
Walter Campbell
Lirkdaky Society
T. F. Stuckey, Sr
Chom
McEvoy
Histarian Society
M. White
Caerpontay Society
P. Sutherland
Cares Chue
W. W. Lyon
Town Axle District
Mr. Donnelly
Donnelly
G. D. KE. Plunkett
Port Wakefield
J. McEvoy
St. Alphonsua
B.C
Bas M. White
Bassif
Millicent Hibernian Society
M. Oallus
PB. Sotieeriente
The
Caledonian Society
W. W. Fegon
Millicent Chess Club
Millicent
T. F. Stuckey
Millicent Literary Society
T. McCourt
J. W. Clayfield
School Board of Advice
Davies
Plunkett
Father McEvoy
Revered Teacher Recalls Millicent Years and School Ties
Rev Davies, grateful for students and teachers, thanks Mr Stuckey and Miss Carne for guiding the children who performed in a bell chorus and recited The Cats Tea Party. He commends the Board of Advice for easing parent concerns and recalls gifts from Millicent as he looks back on his time at the school in Mint and Millife amidst a social evening with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo. Court
Clayfield
Board of Advice
Millicent
Millife
Poyntz
Co. H
Baris
M.C
Farewell to Mr Donnelly and his Institute work
Correspondence from SAM J STUCKEY ex president praises Mr Donnelly for able services on the Institute Committee and in forming educational classes. He notes the funds-raising scheme for enlarging the building and wishes Donnelly and family prosperity in future promotion within the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
Institute
Sam
J. Stuckey
Pain Balm Relieves Minersville Pastor Suffering Rheumatism
Rev. E Edwards of the English Baptist Church at Minersville Pennsylvania, afflicted with rheumatism, reports that a few applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm provided rapid relief by subduing inflammation and easing pain. He invites others to try the liniment and shares his approval. Walter Campbell serves as the local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Edwards
English Baptist Church
Minersville
Chamberlain
Walter Campbell
Cambridge to Create a Chair of Agriculture in England
The University of Cambridge plans a Chair of Agriculture to teach students how to earn a living after six centuries of teaching classic knowledge and money management. The piece also cites conflicting testimonials on Sander and Sons Eucalypts Extract, noting varied opinions on its curative value and quality. It closes with mention of the Dreyfus pardon and ongoing questions about innocence and government explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cambridge
England
W. B. Rush
Oakland
Fla
Sander and Sons
Lero
Hy B Drake
Portland
Binee
P. Preston
Lynchburg
J. M. Carmell
Kansas City
Kane
H. H. Hart
New York
Fairview
A. McKitrick
Brownsburg
Ind
Dreyfus
Rheumatism cured by Chamberlains Pain Balm in Tasmania
Letter from John Ennan of Germantown Cal describes fourteen years of rheumatism relief after using Chamberlains Pain Balm with immediate effect and lasting cure. Tasmania news notes Launceston by law banning hats in public halls and shifts to a more peaceful stance between Britain and the Transvaal as troops mass.
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Tasmania
Launceston
Britain
Transvaal
Krager
South Africa
Kruger
England
For sale by Welter Campbell wen
For sale by Welter Campbell wen appears as a fragment of a classified notice. The readable portion indicates an advertisement offering some item or property for sale through Welter Campbell Wen, with no further details available in the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welter Campbell Wen
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W. Fairweather
Dimppes
Wewell
Tllicent Stores
J.B. Mitchell
J. McLaughlin
Cee Central Cash New Spring & Summer Coods
John
Ennan
Germantown
Cal
For Bate
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