Geelong Live Stock Market Report Fat Cattle and Sheep
Fat cattle and sheep prices fluctuated with best descriptions in demand. Bullocks to 14 15s and cows to 10 3/6. fat calves, fat lambs, and crossbred sheep showing mixed results with occasional declines from prior rates. Melbourne market notes show prime crossbred wethers 19/4 to 22/4 and ewes up to 16/3 to 11/6, merino wethers 14/ to 22/.
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Bevan Sale Opens With Mixed Livestock and Feeds
Opening sale at Bevns today features hides skins tallow wool with strong demand for sheepskins calves and horsehair. Buyers crowd the yard as values rise with oat and barley prices, next sale scheduled Friday April 1 with entries invited for various stock and feed goods.
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Piano Tuner Touts Availability At Union Club Hotel
Melbourne publishers urge patrons to support their business through their representative Mr Kern piano tuner now at the Union Club Hotel. An agent will call with catalogues and price lists and a card identifies Mr Keen as non tale Thated for service.
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Dissolution Notice for Latham Harding Butchers Firm
The partnership between Alan Thomas Latham and Woujanin Harding trading as Harding and Latham at Swan Marsh is dissolved from March 1913. All accounts due to the firm must be paid at the old address by April 1913. outstanding balances after that date will be sent for collection. A. T. Latham and W. Harding, March 31, 1914.
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Colac and district notes and political remarks
A Colac area page records a county court and municipal meetings to be held, details on hospital committee sessions, railway promotions, and local clashes over governance. It covers candidate speeches, election debates, and commentary on federal policy, defense, and colonial infrastructure.
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Colac Tennis Club Monthly Tournament Winners Named
Colac Tennis Club held a monthly event last Saturday with Miss Pearson and W Gi Whipp winning the final over Miss Forbes and RH Dillon. A Division saw Pearson Whipp advance through rounds defeating Brown Powell and Cordner etc, while B Division featured Forbes Dillon and Johnston Oliver progressing through multiple rounds with close scores.
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Trains Collide in Ogulin. Four Killed and Five Injured
A passenger and a goods train collided near Ogulin today causing four deaths and five serious injuries. In Vienna a separate report notes deadly rail disaster and ongoing labor unrest as 16,000 miners vote to compel non unionists to join the union with 3000 refusing to descend pits.
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Submarine Minoga Sinks Off Libau. Crew Safe
The Russian submarine Minoga, about 100 tons, sank off Libau today. After one and a half hours, air was restored and the crew were found unharmed.
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Suffragette Outrages Across Britain and Fire Damage
In Glasgow postal box protests reveal phials of dark liquids sent to Asquith and Company while suffragists attempted to burn Cardiff grandstands and were thwarted. A deserted mansion at Sirwich in unoccupied condition burned out, a Potter's Bar house set alight but contained by flames. Mrs Pankhurst continues hunger strike after three year sentence linked to Wallan bombing.
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Tariff Bill Introduced In Washington Monday
Washington report states a Democratic bill proposes sweeping tariff changes across raw wool meats flour and shoes with various duties set and some reductions aimed at lowering living costs. President Wilson backs a single comprehensive bill despite Senate opposition and business leaders warn of a potential 20 percent wage cut if reforms pass.
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PREMIERS ABROAD VISIT TO KING AND EXHIBITS
Mr Watt premier of Victoria and Mr Peake premier of South Australia command to visit the King tomorrow. Mr Peake and Mrs Peake with Mr Loughlin and Mrs O Loughlin and Mr Kirkpatrick with Mrs Kirkpatrick are in Manchester where Mr Peake opened a grocers exhibition showcasing South Australian products.
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Britain joins naval blockade over Montenegro to back Albania autonomy
A Vienna report says Austria-Hungary proposed widening the blockading fleet to Albania held ports San Giovanni di Medusa and Duraze. Sir Edward Grey told the House of Commons Britain participates in the naval demonstration against Montenegro to back an autonomous Albania as part of a broader European peace effort. The Balkan struggle is now viewed as defense of Albanian life, land and religion rather than a liberation war.
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Notable Curzon Speech Highlights Imperial League Dinner
Lord Curzon delivered a pointed address at the Junior Imperial League dinner noting waning interest in imperial matters. He warned that defender and trade conference discussions have stirred public opinion but may not sustain Liberal support amid anti republican propaganda and concerns over fiscal costs.
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Germany's Defence Bill Speech by Chancellor
The Reichstag heard the new German Army Bill proposing a non recurring 52,500,000 pounds expenditure. Chancellor von Hollwens praised Sir Edward Grey for guiding ambassadors in London and urged harmony with Britain on Balkans policy. He noted Britain might suspend shipbuilding for a year and warned of France's revenge sentiments amid tensions.
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Wedding of Avery and Dera: Colac notes of vows and gifts
A wedding in Colac unites Avery Potting Wosthins and Dera Ohio Dusan Ty Adiei. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sodan Wray of Damera Colae, with Beatrice Pink and Massalda Lair among bridesmaids. The ceremony at Colac Church of England was led by Rev Boyling, followed by breakfast prepared by Mr H Bartlett. The couple depart for Gippsland Lakes honeymoon amid confetti as guests present gold jewelry and cheques. The report also notes a brisk sale at Strong’s Shoe Store and whiskey offerings by W E Bens.
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Cadet Injury After Ballistic Collision at Lee Naval Volley
Cadet Norman Walder sustained facial injuries including a fractured jaw after a ball strike during a Gale of cricket at Lee Naval College. Surgeon Copias F. J. Newman treated him before transfer to Misses Mackenzie Private Hospital for further care.
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Gellibrand Trophy Shoot Opens Weekend Range Events
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