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Newspaper
Yea Chronicle
Location
Yea, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
2
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The article promotes Yea as a natural market hub for grazing and fattening country with rail links and morning Melbourne train services for buyers. It urges local graziers and residents to unite to boost sales, promising a bright future and money flowing into the district. It also notes silver and gold medals at Mr. Begg's jewellery, including a Queen bust and Baden-Powell portrait. The piece shifts to an unrelated local crime note about a youth traced to Strath Creek and arrested at a store, with remand set for Friday.
The Seymour Shire extended a £16100 loan to 1036, noting the extension preserves the project’s viability. The report also mentions Private Robert M Alpin recovering in South Africa and en route to England, plus various local notes on railways, timber ventures, and community events across the district.
Two deputations met the Commissioner of Railways on 23 May, awaiting a site decision. Mr Mathieson will send a man to report and then inform the Ye Swire President. Nearby, lambs were seen near Terangaville while foxes were poisoned in the area. Mr Jo Maratel has secured a lucrative position at Herminry station Bourke.
Pte Pattison recounts a patrol near Nasupoorte and Rensburg where a comrade was wounded. The party joined the 6th Iow in feuding enemy forces, endured dawn attacks, and suffered two wounded among twenty while the enemy fired from a kopje. The unit withdrew to safety after a fierce engagement.
The third series of wool sales opened with around 200000 bales offered. Continental buyers were weak while home trade showed fair competition. Prices were irregular with a general decline around 10 percent for some broad fine wools. The outlook suggested possible price falls unless war news from the South Africa seat improves buyer confidence.
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