Weekly cattle sale yields brisk demand and strong prices
The report details prime cows and heifers selling to £8 1s, with fat cows from Tieew averaging £6 11s, and bullocks up to £7 4s. Sheep and lambs sold steadily, with best dairy stock clearing well. Attendees included Mr W. A. Lead, Mr J. Asplin, Mr T. McGrath, and others. multiple sales held at Forrest, Lover's Hill, Apollo Bay, and Laver's Hall.
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Melbourne and Ballarat Live Stock Markets Report
Melbourne market notes steady to firm with broad mix of cattle and sheep. Fat cattle and bullocks see variable prices while prime crossbred and merino sheep meet moderate demand. Ballarat reports generally lower values across fat cattle, store cattle, and fat lambs with buyers active but cautious.
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Pearson Watchmaker ad sparks seasonal price push in Colac
VAL M. PEARSON calls for shoppers to spend a few shillings this season noting a record year. He urges customers to compare prices for Xmas presents and visit Colac shop, promising watch specials and quality service. Weather forecast hints showers and clearing skies.
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Easter holiday telegraph and post office hours
The notice outlines Easter holiday operations for the Central Telegraph Office Melbourne and other post and telegraph offices. It details altered hours, closures at noon on certain days, money order timings, and public access for telegraph business, with special mention of Friday and Saturday arrangements and general holiday observances.
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Colac Visit by Social Reformer and ANA Branch Move
Mr W H Judkina, renowned social reformer, to visit Colac on Tuesday the 30th and speak at Victoria Hall on social questions. ANA branch planning election of officers on April 27 after a productive meeting, immigration notes, census collectors discuss worker time and pay, local events and theatre plans at the Victoria Hall and Melbourne Opera Company.
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A personal letter urges Victorians to vote against Federal Parliament control of railway employment terms, arguing the state should keep constitutional rights and Home Rule. The writer extols Victoria’s prosperity under local law, cautions against outside interference, and calls readers to vote in the April 26 referendum, praising national self-government.
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Referenda debate letter to the editor
A correspondent defends the Labor position in Referenda questions, criticizes Mr Baker and Mr Donovan for misrepresentation, and urges electors to study the issues honestly. The writer endorses the call for fair press reporting and hopes voters will support the Referenda if they fully assess the matters involved.
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The Goronation Overhea Cath BN London Wedlaewat
Unclear text from a damaged article mentions political figures and committees. The readable fragment references ministers, a 81 percent statistic, and directors of firms moving through a joint committee process. No coherent event or outcome is established.
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