Dunkeld Beekeeping News Highlights Local Harvest and Strikes
In Dunkeld’s rural pages, Hospital Sunday attracts a strong standing with Elliker’s sermon. Bee farming grows, led by Mr Bolton and Mr Scullion, boasting about 1000 hives and roughly 40 tons honey last season. Wage disputes among shelterer and flock owners flare over 15s per hundred, with several employers stiff on pay.
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Dairy Bull and Sire Selection Debate in Farming Notes
The Dairy Bull discusses why heifer and cow quality and sire choice impact herd profitability. It urges careful selection of dairy sires to avoid capital depreciation and improve offspring performance.AREY EVANS, ex-Champion, to perform Saturday evening with wagers and admission details noted.
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France claims payment amid North Africa turmoil
The article reports French authorities in Tunis pressing for payment while alleging Turkish corruption and revolts in Algeria and upheaval in the North Africa region. It notes a general near Laneberg and military movements as France presses the issue with the Porte.
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Open Column Letter Prompts Bathing Dam Plan at Penshurst
The Rambler from Penshurst writes about a proposed public bathing dam near the town hotel. He notes a dam depths and a hoarding to hide nude bathers, suggesting a £150 cost to create a private bathing area. He contrasts this with residents paying for trips to Port Fairy and urges municipal action before summer.
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Incal Btate School Closure Sparks Parental Outcry
The Incal Btate school has been closed for about four months with no re opening in sight. Parents accuse the Education department of neglecting to appoint a teacher, despite some contributing to the school building fund, and express mounting dissatisfaction.
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Coleraine Diary Highlights Labor Struggle and Local Life
Bain has fallen steadily as Bryant's Creek runs through the township and shearers face union wage tensions. An incident at the station saw a non union worker clash with union shearers from Tehora who threw a chair and pummeled a man before leaving. The Church of England heard Rev. Whyte on why churches are empty. Members of the local Masonic lodge attended Mr Sleoman’s funeral in Canterbury. Irony and hardship linger as post flies and printing work remain affected.
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