Livestock Auction Yields Higher Prices Amid Strong Demand
A large auction drew strong attendance as pigs, stores, and fat hogs sold at higher prices than two weeks prior. Top pens fetched 4 19 to 4 17 and 4 12, with fat pigs, baconers, and stores selling briskly. Forward pigs remained sought after, and overall results labeled the sale the best in a long time with firm demand from buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Johnstone
Hil
Hicech Forest
Apollo Bay
J. Meredith
Carorooke
Wilkie Bros
AJ Swarm
A. Evans
Wattle Bgil
Vlack
Missen
Crosland
Hester
Barry
Higgins
Ryan
Podger
Bellioat
Brady
Set Oady
M'Lennan
Er Hancock
Wilhelms
Lyness
Black
Messre Dalgety
T. Harrngton
Andersen
Hoo
To Hay
Taglin
Newt Quaility
K_ Webster
Albert Harlock
M'Donahd
Doon Anderson
TY. Quinlan
M. Mlennan
Pennigan
T. Ing
Colac
Mesere Thomas and
Joyce
Jinker
Satinfacctor Ces
Athletic club programme announces handicap races and events
President T P Hennigan presides over a programme of athletic events led by Handicap Log Chop and Shefield Handicap. Prizes range from 1 to 5 pounds with additional races for boys and girls under 16, ladies, and a chain stepping trophy. Entries close with Joe Rose secretary. nominations posted later in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koys
Lai
Joe
Mir Rose
Pelses
William Robe
Gellibrand P.O
Colac Notes on A W N L and Local Gatherings
The Colas branch A W N L schedules a Thursday 3 pm meeting at the Fire Brigade hall with attendance urged. May events include Miss George of South Australia visiting Colac on 6 May to lecture, with hockey club plans and a mock trial syllabus item for next meeting. A Box Supper raised £17 17s.9d, while railway expansion talks extend Timboon to Fort Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colas Branch
A.W.N.L
Fire Brigade Hall
Hope of Colac
C. R
F. Hall
Bre K R. Sibloch
Geelong
Dr Hope
Bin
Wicot
Colac
Miss George
South Australia
Timboon
Fort Campbell
Cawperdawn Progress and Traders’ Associations
Mit
Forest
Ja. | Bowker
Ellis and Underwood
Heytogoury, Shire
A.N .A
J. H. Lawson
Prahran
Thens Men
Omocopathic Hospitals
J. Brown
H. Fowler
Rae
Ad Fafi J
F. Walterwood
Whisky retailer touts top stock at Busy Enterprise House
W. E. Stephens of Busy Enterprise House praises the best whisky range. He notes growing approval as his store stocks superior brails, claiming no rival offers a better selection. He highlights a prior win as the eight times successful bidder for a Western Australian Government hotel and railway tender against 21 brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Stephens
Busy Enterprise House
Wet End Football Club Annual Meeting and Local Sports Notes
Shui AG Mulee reports the Wet End Football Club held its annual meeting with many members present and the president absent. Officers were elected including President W Nh Chowats and vice presidents. committees and scorers named. Prize–winning golf results and a tennis match against Geelong are summarized along with upcoming charity matches. attendance noted and club name change considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wet End
Sens of Temperance
Joel
W. Hal
Laken
Bnelseel
Erie
Sensi
W Nh. Chowats
di Liew
Amumattee
J Elston
BR Stevens
Lowther
Wo Ball
Wo Welter
Gs Reas
Wood
Casey
Trowas
Colnedunion
Fire Brigade Concert Honours Colac Team Victories
The Colee Fire Brigade held a Victoria Hall concert with large attendance. Dr Johnstone praised the Colac Brigade for its proud record, noting 26 years of service by Mr Johnston and Captain F Parkes. Trophies were presented to winning team members from the recent Country Fire Brigades Demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Country Fire Brigade
Mrs. Marshall
Colac
Parkes
Alan A Marshall Y
Marshall
Fire Brigade
Johnstone
Wrone
Thes Brigade
Colee Fire Brigade
Victoria Hall
C. H
Honore
Colac Brigade
Victoria
F. Parkes
Jehestons
Parks
Ladies at Cricket Swastika Test Match Incomplete Scores
The record shows a cricket match with multiple players listed as batsmen and bowlers across two innings. First innings contributions include several outs by Barker, Todd, Latta, and others with wide variety of dismissals. Second innings ended with a declaration after 35 runs, with Latta dominating wickets and Hall, Ball, and Beott among the not outs or dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Todd
API
Miss F. Todd
Mise Moore
Miss Barker
O.K
Tung
Agaby Wee Carell
F. Todd
K. Pell
Lirat Viet
Theo Tings
Creave
Myson Missen
Barker
Colac
Ro Sver
Fogarty
Mime Latta
Misa Pell
Miss Latta
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Metinn Wethers
Lambo
Nto
Melbourne
Telegraph Arket
Priess
National Library of Australia
Charles
Trotter
Gray
Murray Street
Tory
Degires
Liberal
Seport
K.P. Ware
Polwarth
Colac & Alvie
Sporting
MS — Colac Show Grounds
L.V.W
Amelia J. J. Beasley
Western District
Vale
Ehleeane Athletic Club
T. P. Hennigan
Kerry
T Hennigan
Ent
Frank Tudor
M. Eldridge
P.L
Gov't. Advertisements
Victorian Railways
Forrest
E. B. Jonas
Council of the Shire of
Amiet's
Rowe's
Barangarook West
Mear Race Course
Corangamite and
Murray Streets
Beech
M. M. Duncon
Shire
Shire Hall
J. Kemp
AJC
Calvert
Irrewirra
Brindle
P. Minnes
Poundkeeper
Colne
Co Cloth AU
Thomas W. Foster
Jqverac Progress Association
Norwich
Southern
Beech Forest
A.W. M’kenzie
Australian Women's National League
M. Morrison
Bond
Nalangu
Pirron Yalloak
Jon
Ptrekas
Corac Turf Club
R.C. Bules
A. Ts
Hendall
T. Dare
le Je. Batslee
Eee Gang
M Fr
H M'Goldrick
Hal Wiig
Ox Monumental Works
Gellibrand 8&T
Queen Street
Che Colac Herald
Norwich Chambers
Messrs Dalgety and Co
J. G. Johnstone and Co
Scutcheon
Alvie
Mamouney
Caulfield
Bilson
Bae
Cororcake
Dlethodist
Tradbury
Weir
Alyph Ke Clava
Air Kk
Harrison
Bolon
Winges Hosking
1. Sablingtou
Ont
MD. Castles
J. Buscett
Bradbury
Mecara Allen
Carr, Vrappell
Sitlington
Clutterbuck
Colae
Ty M. Duncon
F. Tulloh
D.C. Duncon
Beene
Tenmis
Dai
Beenc
Mise Landmano
Mise Barker
Mise Walters
Mins Moore
Mies Anson
Mise Broadway
Mise F. Todd
Misa Kavanagh
N. Todd
I Witkets
Tucker
Relisa To
Bazi
Eurack
Arthur Anson
Sin
Anson
Jack Carew
Mra Anson
Carey
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