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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1900
Page
3
A fragmented report describes factory trade conditions, with notes on prices, trucks, and transfers. It mentions separation at a yard, reductions in price, and looming shifts in supply and production, indicating labor and logistics concerns impacting the facility's output.
The match at Toongabbie on Saturday ended in a 97 to 59 victory for the second team over Toongabbie in a friendly. Konedale ranked second with two men, while Rosedale and locals featured in the scoring notes. Captain R Heywood and My O'Hara contributed to a strong spread after lunch.
Friday morning residents of Traralgon West battled a fast moving grass fire that threatened a house and fencing. Reinforcements from Traralgon helped contain the blaze, burning paddocks and grass across Wade's property but stopping before reaching the main homestead. The fire spread toward the Hutt bridge area before being acquitted, with some property damage but no major losses reported.
The sale lists clearing sales by A Sulean Co and partners in Melbourne area auctions. Items include livestock horses cattle and farmyard gear with allotments of Boola Borla land and household effects. Auctions conducted by H. Jones and Mrs M Bawden at G resisdent premises near Catholic chapels and other houses and furnishings offered on various March dates.
The report notes Bethune's Hone unit the Umvoti Rifles and local police in heavy action along river fords. Boers defend with loaded wire while British forces withdraw south of the Tugela with one wounded. Vanguard units include the Royal Fusiliers and South Australian forces at Norval Point.
Dated January updates describe Boer movements near Abrahat and Ladysmith, British forces under Lord Roberts and General French advancing near Carnarvon, with Kruger and Steyn appealing for peace. Reports note disorganization among Boer forces, Joubert resigning, and continental powers possibly ending the war soon.
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