Melbourne Market Report Highlights Dairy and Livestock Prices
The Melbourne market notes dairy and meat prices with varied totals. Milk products show mixed quotational shifts while beef and lamb values trend up or down across prime and cattle categories. Ballarat live stock reports reveal price ranges for cattle, cows, and sheep, with specific per-head and per-weight figures.
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Ballarat
Balloska
Priias
Bret Ewedp
Feavel
Prine
Bedi
Wutlisrs Crom
Auction Sales at Penshurst in October 1901
Auction notice for Penshurst on Tuesday October 28 1901 by D J Walshe Gummow & Stewart Teerie see ae. Includes stalls and livestock items such as 300 crossbred ewes with lambs, and notices of additional sales on November 5 with Springing Heirs, horses and cattle. Puethoe entties invited.
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Phi Nhiaco
Penshurst News Briefs include butter factory upgrades and court reports
The Penshurst butter factory expands with a new 440 gallon per hour plant to meet rising milk intake. July milk receipts total 8550 gallons, September 24872, butter output climbs from 4166 to 10769 pounds. Local direc tors note improved weather, rising dairy returns, and plans for public meetings and races. Public notices cover old age pension debate and train delays for Warrnamboo events. Local court records show steady activity with numerous civil and summary cases.
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GTA
Aisg hAvb
Ak Wey
Penshurst
District Court
Stafford
Penaburet
Macarthur Court
Ina
Penshuret
Caxewander
Cevision Court
Uly
Nagiateates
Menara
D. McCormick
P.M
W. Dickson
P-L Olle
F. A. Sweetnam
Macarthur
Kevinson Court
Caten
Uf Rittingn
Attendanes
Moessry
Dickson
McCormick
D. Robertson
Latest War Updates From Melbourne Skirmish and Provisions
Telegraph reports from Melbourne describe a sharp skirmish between forces in South Africa. British troops reportedly hold Rothe in a tight cordon while General Kotha’s detachment shows no decisive breakthrough. Troops remain in possession with ample provisions, and the outlook hints at continued hostilities.
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Sout Africa
Dsitigh
Kotha
Jnmana
Rothe
Bowih Africa
President Kruger Stricken With Serious Illness
Reports indicate former president Kruger is seriously ill after a period of decline. Medical authorities in Pretoria have been alerted as government circles express concern over his condition and possible implications for the succession.
The State Parliament Adjourns Until Tuesday
The Legislative Assembly adjourns to Tuesday after a brief session. Members debated the budget and rules as the house closed for the day.
Debate on Reid Mele George Turner Remarks
In a Commonwealth Parliament session the debate centers on Mr Reid and Mele George Turner remarks about the weapon debate. The discussion touches on policy and governance, with participants weighing implications for security and law. An official record notes statements and responses from multiple members.
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Mr Reid
George Turner
Small Pox In London and Other Briefs
Small pox is reported raging in London. Miss Stone imprisoned in subterranean chamber. The Zoological Gardens inspection was conducted today. Death of Mr John Wallace M U C for the North eastern Province. Eugene O Callaghan committed for trial on alleged assault of a 10 year old girl and his paramour's daughter. Railway ballot for 200 porters selects a fine group of men from many applicants.
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Eugene O'Callaghan
Caulfield Cup Preview and Wednesday Betting Prices
Sporting notes report the Caulfield Cup is to be run tomorrow and list closing batting market prices from Wednesday for numerous horses. Odds show Wakotul at 106 103 ag, Rook On around 6 to 1, Eloy mattup 100 to 8, and many others with varied 100s and 300s.
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Melbourne
Dottir
Chong Brands
Drisy Butt
Ahlto
Choige
Np Ta Si
Ub Hainy
Taiddley
Bbco BS
Ty Shovllers
Cine Felling &P
Wednesdar
Wakotul
Elymattup
Combat
Bow Chief
Joggler
Caledonia
Tod— Honeybea
Tod — Gfp Redcook
Phigahip
Warrior
Clemer
Tod —Pahwoony
Tassie
No-confidence Motion Debated Amid Tariff Clash
The no confidence motion was tabled in the House on Friday with debate opened by a government member. The exchange focused on tariff levels and industrial impact, with opposition accusing high taxes of harming the economy. An accident marred proceedings as a boy from Castarian suffered injuries from a fall during the event.
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Midlothian
Teadora
Hon of Representatives
Ahiomuser
Barton
Theta High
Hobe Tse St
Mr. Guage Grant
Castarian
Alan
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Asho
Warrnamboo
Warenayiboo
Kanye
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Peouhurst
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Hy McLeod
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