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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
2
The Auctioneers call attention to live and dead stock including horses described as good workers and in fine condition. They note all stock bred from Messia Hill Bros Champion Imported Draught Stallions and offer to guide buyers to the Sul for viewing upon notice.
The Horses are in good working condition with proper ages. Farm Implements are in tip-top order and ready for use.
Bagot Shakes and LewisLimited will conduct sales under accounts by H. Bulling and F. L. Bunday on February 24. John Sinclair sale of Suburban Allotments at Crystal Brook February 25. T Bell clearing sale February 27. Trustees Estate Jane Davidson clearing sale Booleroo Centre Market March 1 with stock sales March 2 and 3 at Crystal Brook Market. D J and E G Smallcombe clearing sale March 1. J D and J P Slattery Laura clearing sale March 3 Gladstone Market stock sales. Trustees Estate Late John Higgins Longfield Laura clearing sale March 2 and 31.
A quirky note urges those interested in parlaying a Gould Piano to inspect the object above, signaling a casual sale or viewing opportunity.
A Port Pirie discussion highlights fears that proposed April referenda would consolidate power in the Commonwealth Parliament at the expense of states. The piece argues the Constitution should not be amended hastily, noting census centralisation and federation principles, while urging voters to reject changes to preserve the federation and avoid rash political shifts.
The Commonwealth Statistician Mr G H Keibbs outlines plans for the census on April 2 in Australia and a parallel effort across the British Empire. The forthcoming census promises extensive data from the widespread movements of the population.
Shortly after 11 o'clock Sunday evening a severe earth tremor was felt across the north with doors and windows rattling for seconds. The quake, the strongest in years, was reported from multiple parts of the state.
A tongue in cheek editorial critiques a Labour Government plan to survey mistress maid relations and domestic employment. It argues class mobility can blur lines between employer and servant and urges readers to answer honestly, noting potential bias toward maids over mistresses.
Gladstone Ornamental Grounds' Committee met Monday February 20 with about 20 members present. The treasurer reported a profit of about £17 to £18 from recent continental activities and the chairman's annual report was read and adopted.
A long testimonial recalls Mrs Dickson and Mr Dickson from Moylertown Jamtown praising Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills for lasting relief from backache seen as kidney ache. The account notes a nine year record of continued health after treatment and urges readers to obtain the remedy from Foster-Mellianos Co. or chemists at 2/9 a bottle.
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