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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1907
Page
3
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In a farewell address the Gippsland minister recalls early days in Rosedale and Traralgon, noting 53 years since Presbyterian beginnings and 30 years in the region. He thanks congregants, cites regional development needs, and plans to return to Ballarat after a brief speech.
A note from H. C. Maxcoum confirms Warragul will host the Small Holdings Board meeting as notices already issued cannot be recalled. The attempt to move the meeting to Traralgon was rejected due to residence patterns and procedural timing. Also: an advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a liver and bowel remedy.
Tomorrow afternoon Traralgon travels to Morwell to face Yinnar in a local match. The teams meet after a tense lead in regional competition with both sides seeking a win to boost standings. Players to watch include key Traralgon forwards and Morwell's defensive duo.
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A Warragul meeting provokes letters condemning the contest as a foregone conclusion with subpar performances. A reader blasts the judge for alleged point tampering while praising the T Band’s effort, calling for a fair result and noting the wobbling judge’s integrity.
Letter from T A Pettit defends fixed 7s 6d daily rate for street cleaners, argues against claims of increase, notes four days instead of three as fair for extra duties, and asserts the worker supplied brushes at his own cost.
A warm windy day at Cowwarr hosted a mixed tennis event with Cowwarr vs ien ry as visitors won 2 games to none. The day featured multiple doubles results with players King Ham and Christensen among others prevailing in tight six four and six three scores.
Impounded at Rosedale from Geo Rintoul’s paddock a yellow and white heifer springing marked like JVP or WP on the rump with a piece out of each ear. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on 17 December 1907 by Poundkeeper W. Dave. After this date trespassers with dogs or guns in Loy Yang and Traralgon Park paddocks will be fed without regard to persons. Whitakers Beos. Also an ad for Chambecain’s pills sold by J. S. Milligan, Traralgon.
A. M'Lean and Co report light fare at Maffra and modest demand elsewhere. Cattle prices include Purdy cows £4 17s to £5 18s, M'Innes £4 8s to £4 17s, M'Cole £3 19s to £5 10s, and Dunbar up to £6 4s. Stores and drafts quoted with paddies, heifers, springers, and ewes listed, plus a stallion and draught entries at £50 and a large crossbred ewe run at 17s 6d. Weather delays temper demand.
Messrs Mathieson and Davis report moderate yardings at Maffra and Sale with late rates rising. Store cattle and calves fetched varied prices, with cows and heifers seen up to £9 1s for prime cows and £6 for certain bullocks. Ewes, lambs, and crossbred sheep showed mixed values, while bacon and store goods traded at reduced quotes. Stratford figures included light-weight bullocks and cows reaching £6 plus, with notable prices for prime cows at £7 7s and extra prime cows at £9 1s.
Admits member and family up to 14 years to ground and grand stand or ember and two ladies. Admission to Gmoran-Adult. Children under 14 half-price. Non-members buggy and refreshment booths on ground. Dr T A McLean president. WM Donald general secretary. PG Bicknell sports secretary.
An advertised salt product claims to prevent and cure eee in cattle. In tablespoonful doses daily cows show health gains and increased milk, with better blood and constitution through lean seasons. Low cost, promoted by J Brinswead.
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