Colac markets report large scale dairy cattle sale and sheep trade
Weekly stock sale yarded 6 cattle and 1210 sheep with strong attendance. Prices eased slightly on fat cattle due to ample feed but demand remained for forward cows and springers. noted brisk trade for high quality Jersey dairy cattle and springing cows. Sheep sale showed fair to strong demand with crossbred ewes and lambs selling well and significant outside sale activity noted.
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Ae Dalgety and Co., Ltd
T. A. Clarke
Poliah
Das Grant
Corerooke
Roth Dial
Derry
Jersey
Melarath
Odo
Jas Flynn
P Clarke
Baker
Mhullips
B. Woods
Mc Eady
Mulker
E. Maguire
Springer
Ds. Higgins
Thos Haysspringer
H. Pell
T. M Coldwell
Elliminst
Othat Mes
R. Stones
Ar Alvie
Elliaminyt
Acount
Mears J. G Johnstone
J B
Cororooke
Gude
Strom
Patel Ie
Springera Pold
Just Co
Lee
Cressy
Wetherelds
Ladd
J. Mack
J. Mahan
Ida 3d
D. M. Gibson
Linten
Jas. Duthie
Burnett
Commons Bros
Robertson
Moreland
G. M’leod
Marine Wethers
J. Duthie
Tooth Vna
A. Goodall
D. Expria
Nelson
G. Senith
R. Willis
J. G. Johnstons and Co
Te Port
Tirrengower
Barter
Harris
Carlisle
Calvert Gwarwyn
N. Melones
Heech Forest
iSand
H. Ledgerwood Bilia
Jos. Smith Rosswayne
J. Crabbs Yeo
W. Moale Alvie
J. Gainger
Bessie Lid
Die
Kirpent
Wamgcoup
Dean's Marsh
Yoo
Market sale notes and property listings in Miller Street area
Thursday report shows strong fruit and vegetable sales with large apple supply and price drops on cabbages Beech Forest stock praised while carrots parsnips melons and beets sold in small lots Vendors sale of Mrs Howarth furniture mostly cleared Executors estates offer two house and land parcels in Miller Street Manners Sutton Street and a Queen Street residence none sold due to not meeting reserve Public notice Arthur E Baum sells business to William J Smith and continues general smithing with plans to expand services and seek patronage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meare Thomas
Joyce
Fanitire
Howarth
Messrs
Thomas and
Miller Street
H. Clarke
J. Bourke
Manners-Sutton Street
Queen Street
Helen
Blacksouth
General Smith
Colee
William J. Smith
Arthur E. Baum
General
Sunshine Circle
G. Chandler
Wfliers
H. Kenyon
Leo Bselwood
Treaderer
H. Lewin
L. Sheldrick
F. Mitchell
A. Hider
Hall
Mesars
E. Hider
J. Billings
J. Steven
Handley
Partnership between Latham and Harding Dismissed
The partnership between Alan Thomas Latham and Benjamin Harding at Swan March trading as Harding and Latham is dissolved as from March 1913. All accounts are to be settled at the old address. Debts after March 31, 1913 will be handed for collection by Latham and Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Thomas Latham
Benjamin Harding
Swan March
Harding and
Latham
Stet March
Court settles breach of promise case and civic notices
A Colac Court hearing for Annie Robertson of Terang suing William Mitchell of Warrion for 1000 pounds damages was settled after negotiations, terms undisclosed. Also reported are Loyal Sunshine Circle affairs with officer elections, upcoming socials, a Corangamite campaign tour, and various local notices including auctions, cinema shows, and a night school proposal in Colac.
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Dande
Iseas
St. John’s Church
Church of England Men's Society
Colac Court
Annie Robertson
Terang
William Mitchell
Warrion
Messia
J. Rankin
William Doad
J. A. Thompson
F. Boylan
Mr. Lew
Claim for Conversion Over Cattle Dispute at Colee County
In a Colee County Court session on Wednesday Judge Box presided over the conversion case of Richard Champion against Michael Pratt. Champion, a dealer and butcher, claimed ownership of cattle missing from his Irrewatra paddock in November and alleged Pratt bought and sold them without authorization. The judge reserved judgment and later ruled that Champion was entitled to recover two cows, while Pratt retained two, noting the procedural flaw of seeking four cattle in one suit and that the lower court had already decided limits on recovery. The decision underscored complexities when two courts address the same cattle and potential double recovery.
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J. Lockwood
N. Johnson
Birregara
F. J. Sauer
Winnike
A. F Conningham
Johnson
Doyle
Colee County Court
Box
Richard Champion Egainet
Michael Pratt
Wientke
8. Lawis
Patty Seasions
Colac
Richard Champion
Irrewatra
Calvert
Irrewarra
Neose
Mr Lewin
Pratt
Darcy
Darcey
Comiineloe
William Dearey
Beear
Champion
Witness
Mr Lewis
Yra
M'Kenzie
Anna
Lewis
Eoer
Platstif
Hal
Mattin
Tower Court
Seattle
Wages claim heard over farm management dispute at Colac court
Elizabeth Walters sought £117 from Sarah Bidminidgon as wages for managing the late Mumuni’s farm at Hurack. The defense claimed no formal or implied agreement for wages. the farm would continue with the widow staying as executrix and the father in law paid a token keep. Judge Hos ruled for the defendant with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colac
Hos
Elizabeth Walters
Sarah Bidminidgon
William Mumunison
Burack
Mr Winnikie
Cunningham
Air Lewis
Mumme
Winnikie
Sneer
Willant
Momme
Mamie
Lewle
Meyer Sant
Mr Mumrne
Sir
Decar
Lt Wae
Winnike
Colac Dairying Co LTO Announces March Cheques and Output
The Colac Dairying Co Ltd reports March cheques paid to suppliers, detailing a deficit of £ 914 16/6 versus 1912, due to butter price differences. March output reached 914 tons, 6 tons above 1912 levels, with 718 suppliers and daily rising supplies across the district. A second cheese factory will be built at Wool Wool creamery as milk supplies are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmiiciyou
Board of Threctors
Wool Wool Creamery
Victoria Ladies Play First 14 Hole Match Saturday
Golf notes announce the Victoria Ladies Civic Union allows country clubs to enter the silver medal with neat handicaps this season to boost entries. Entries for the silver medal are due by Saturday morning with a 2 shillings 6 pence fee. A Colac cricket delegation will travel to Corio Rocke for a trial against the Cororooke club departing Colne at 1 30 pm. Cycling match between Coroneo Trace is postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Ladies
Civis Union
Colac
Corerocke
Artay
Cororooke Club
Colne
Coroneo
Melbourne letter on Williamstown yards and port prospects
The correspondent flags shipyard expansion at Williamstown and its ripple effects including deeper channels in the Bay, more local employment, and potential large ships for Australian trade. He notes anticipated meat and fruit exports, cites anecdotes of onions from Port Melbourne, and mentions Empire and Discovery Day celebrations plus railway labor tensions and a Wanderers Hall incident in Johannesburg.
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Williamstown
Victorm
Sydney
Shige
Williamatown
America
Williamtown
Burglary at Home as Salmon Couple Away
A thief entered the house of Mr. J. Salmon and his wife while they were absent and stole £26. Police are handling the case. In a separate incident Mr. R. Wigg’s valuable horse was injured after stepping on glass, injuring a hind leg tendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Salmon
Someon
R. Wigg
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Pincott
Cola Progress Association
G. A. McLeod
Meaars
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Edgar
Mears
Anthony
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Pollock
Dalgety & Co
J. C. Johnstone
J. P. Cockerill
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Wee. Stephens
Buay Enterprise House
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Torri Stint
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Aol
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Tie Stare
Supa Lye Combojsster
Menthy
Hyett
Railways Union
South Africa
Kennerly Rumanford
Johannesburg
Herman Lehr
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