Local Grocery Price List From Cash Store
Flour 1s per pound and eggs 19s per dozen. Cream of tartar 1s 6d. Washing soda 1s 2d. Milk in tins and baking soda 3d per pound. Prices reflect typical 1900s wholesale rates.
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
2
Flour 1s per pound and eggs 19s per dozen. Cream of tartar 1s 6d. Washing soda 1s 2d. Milk in tins and baking soda 3d per pound. Prices reflect typical 1900s wholesale rates.
Intervented correspondence shows no traceable advertisement related to the Miabing Act. It notes 100 prize shares may receive MO contributing but omits sender name and brand.
Fragmentary content discusses a colonial ministry dispute over the appointment of a third judge, government stance on salaries, parliamentary powers, and references to British political figures. The piece shifts to anecdotes and unrelated notices, totaling a jumbled aggregation of parliamentary commentary and personal notices.
Reportedly a disruption disturbed proceedings in Adelaide's assembly chamber. Officers attempted to restore order as chatter and confusion spread during a Saturday session. Local officials including chairs and trustees were noted amid the commotion and related civic coverage.
A long, fragmented report discusses political statements by Mr. Loni ALE A. about Magnet Company affairs, ministerial replies, and local public reaction. It also covers Hobart tourism promotions, a Royal Theatre program with boxing and vaudeville acts, and notices about performances by Jim Stanworth and other entertainers with Australian and Tasmanian ties.
Fragmentary text mentions Chamberlain's Tablets and a murder reference mixed with medical claims about liver cleansing. The readable parts are garbled and do not present a coherent event or identifiable entities.
In Hobart the Court of Petty Sessions considers multiple cases as jurists pass sentences including a death verdict for an alleged jewellery theft and a man charged with larceny. The Marine Board reviews recent maritime matters while the Premier attends the Northern Fishermen Commission gathering and plans to travel to Melbourne for forthcoming fleet discussions.
The American fleet review before a vast crowd at Centennial Park marked by the Aberhenty fleet visit and a strong restoration theme. Admirals and officials from the Crown watched as military displays and a long march past unfolded, with praise for the unity of the nations and the grand pageant of defense.
Eyewitness accounts describe varied public reactions to a reception for Dever after the Cuban war. Some observers found the harbor scene dull and the Fourth of July crowd too sedate while others noted a magnificent crowd and impressive stage effects.
The article extols Bile Beans as a curative for liver and digestive ailments and praises nurses and physicians for recommending the remedy. A testimonial from Noreen O Reilly of Walker Street Fort Malden notes relief from flatulence and digestive distress after starting the regimen, illustrating social endorsement of the product.
A murky OCR fragment notes MH Jones and Co a well known firm planning retirement for partners. It mentions Worcester Lane and a Sagat street clue with unclear surrounding details and names.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a mining meeting at the Central Hotel with varied references to stock and production. It mentions a Commonwealth auction, world production figures, and a tribute event, with unclear names and dates but emphasizes a major mining discussion and regional economic stakes.
A garbled report describes unrest at the Valmation Simiecheng Company involving leadership indecision and questionable actions. The piece notes internal tensions during a period described as a nine development cycle and hints at concerns over portraits and work progress. The text references attempts to address questions about a speaker and a contentious project.
A fragmented report from Queensland describes smelter operations near Coober and Coober Pedy, detailing ore shipments, furnace crews, and ore grades. It mentions a sulphur issue, a 15 percent matte result, and a mining expedition with a level survey of 1 250 feet and a wide lode East of fault.
Article details prominent Tasmanian politician William Moore and others as they move through engagements in Hobart and Burnie. It describes Moore’s long service, cabinet roles, and continued representation of Russell, alongside local railway and naval event notes and social tributes marking years of camaraderie among workers, with remarks on Admiral Perry.
Disjointed OCR reads recall a chaotic set of items from Hobart to Adelaide and distant ships. Reports mention ships including Connecticut and vessels trading toward Piet Diorman with labor councils at Ballarat and Melbourne. The text mixes political rhetoric, cultural notes, and scattered figures, all reflecting a muddled news page.
The text appears as garbled OCR from a markets or listings page with scattered place names such as Lauraston and Devon. It references copper and textile terms, dates like 10d and 6Sd, and mentions of locations including North Mount and Victoria Zechai, but no coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a single news item.
A garbled Melbourne market list shows numerous names, prices, and paid items for Crown Lyell and Mount Lyell related goods. The fragmentary entries reference sales, extended lines, and various buyers including Crown Lyell, Osborn, Marriott, and others with unclear valuations and payments.
A fragmented OCR item references Melbourne stock and share activity, the Bhool Exchange, and a caution to promptly wire funds. It mentions the Melbourne area, commission notices, and correspondence from Marriott and others, but the text is garbled and many details are unclear.
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