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Newspaper

Colac Herald

Location

Colac, Victoria, Australia

Date

Aug 05, 1912

Page

2

Market prices and weekly sale notes from Valbourne Produce Market

Mr Morrison reports a weekly sale with prices for vegetables and poultry. Cabbage 1/4 to 3/6 dozen, carrots 1/2 to 6/6 bag, pumpkins 5/ to 10/ dozen, potatoes 5/6 to 11/6 bag, cab bage plants 44 to 64 per 100, oranges 8/6 to 9/6 cage, lemons 7/6 to 6/6 case, roosters 2/ per pair. Quotations from Valbonne Produce Market list flour 29/5 per ton, wheat 4/1 per bushel, oats 1 to 3/78, onions 15 to 15/10, malt 5/5 to 5/7/6, bran 5/15, pollard 6.

R. Morrison Valbouine Troduch Wooing

When Cough Tightens Breath Worsens Time to Use Help

A crude warning about worsening cough and breathing difficulty, urging timely use of relief or care. The fragment hints at membranes thickening with each breath and implies seeking aid before condition escalates.

Deaths Bickers and Brooks in Colac notices

Two death notices inform of Eliza Mary Bickers of Barangarook wife of Francis Bickers and mother of Mrs Rober Traces to be buried at Colac cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Ann Brooks widow of Thorne Brooks, mother of George William Brooks, to lie in Colac cemetery Monday afternoon with service at Church of Christ before burial. Undertaker details George James and phone numbers provided.

Francis Bicker Colac Rarongaroo George James Mra Ann Brooks Cola Coranzamite Street Church of Christ Ube Ann Brooks Sunda Morniig Les Wee Bradford Woolranire Scotlana Pirswite Corimpur Niger Mondsy Christ

Colac Observer notices and deaths in 1912 district

A list of Colac district notices includes the death of Mrs Ann Brooks aged 84 of Colac with funeral details at the Church of Christ and cemetery. Also reported are court debt orders at the Coracc Deice Court, a fatal bereavement for Mr Francis Bickers, and community events such as a hospital bazaar and memorial project for the late Archdeacon Weacock.

Francis Bickers Baroogagook Tin Bickers Lucas Colac Glenedin Murroon Hospital Caledonia Stell Og St. John's Church of Wogumnd Archdeacon Weacock Wir Waydeovam Mrv. L. Taylor St. John's Church

Australias seven and Derbyshire match ends in draw amid rain

Reuters reports from London that the Australia seven and Derbyshire match resumed in fine weather but rain interrupted play, ending in a draw. Derbyshire's first innings featured several batsmen out to Matthews and Macartney, while Forester led Lancashire bowling with five wickets in the second innings.

Reuter London Australias Seven Derbyshire Sudman Webster Whitty Chiver Mayne Hazlitt Vorton Matthews Humphries H Macartney Slater Macartney Matthews Bagenlay O Emery Matthews Corbett Emery H Matthews Forester Macartney Root Ibw Matthews Pin Chapman Macartnex Cadman Morten Kelleway Forester Macarthy Forester Gregory Morton Humphries Cadman Smith Morton Emery Morton O Hazlitt Whitty Oliver Morton Webster Blater Hardsley Blazer

Scaffold Collapse At Powerhouse Tragedy In Berlin

Chaos at a Berlin powerhouse Friday night after an iron seat folday collapse in the engine room. Five men remain missing as debris is cleared by troops. thirty five workers injured in the incident with bodies recovered.

Hoeiter Berlin Nuremberg

Uxbridge Wins Australian Hurdle At Caulfield

Races at Caulfield feature the Australian Hurdle won by Uxbridge. The card includes Crimea Trial with Count Troquar and Gold Braid, Moondah Plate with Loru and Yarrien, Balaclava Stakes led by Captain White, and the Mornington Welter won by North Wond Ieigh and Two Alex among others.

Telegraph Elbournh Caulfield Acs Uxbridge Troquar Gold Braid Pylon Agat Loru Yarrien Abdicator Aget Captain White Surdans Safrana Tinapages Clontarf Guncap Even Money Mornington Welter—North

Football Scores From Melbourne and Regional Cup

Football results from Melbourne matches include Collingwood defeating Geelong and Essendon defeating Richmond with several teams posting goals and behinds. Cororooke beat Beeac in a feature match with strong second half showing. junior competition saw West Had travel to Beeac for resumed play.

Collingwood Geelong Fitsray Melbourne Carlton Kilda Essendon Richmond South Melbourne University Behina Beeac

Colac vs HMA Encounter Rifle Match Draws Knife Yet Colac Wins

Colac Rifle Club hosted H.M.A. Encounter with a visiting Imperial crew. Rain and shifting winds hindered shooting. D. M-Ollem led Rome with 48 points, Warrent-Officer Bick scored 45. Final margin stood at A points as Colac triumphed on a difficult day, with talks of a return match at Emcom ber.

Colac V. H.M Heather Uolac H.M.A.8 Encounter Tile Club Australia Colac Union Club Landemen D. M-Ollum Rome Warrent

Geelong councils resist city merger resolution

Western District News reports Geelong borough councils largely ignore the Geelong City Council merger proposal with adjoining municipalities. Defence writes to Geelong Harbor Trust accepting a munificent offer for the Federal woollen mills site. Mrs Poon Gooey receives a Brisbane telegram from a “Proctor” urging departure from the country and promising China will learn what Christianity is like in Australia. A Terang driver James Booth suffers a serious accident when his horse bolted and wheel crushed him. Warrnambool inquiries proceed into officials who reportedly traveled to Warrnambool to collect details after promises by MLA Mr Murray.

Geelong Defence Department Geelong Harbor Trust Asaite Mra Poon Gooey Brisbane China Australa James Booth Misa M'Namara Terang South Keklis Hin Warrnambool Murray I Warr Rembool

Kid Mcoy implicated in Princess Marguerite jewel theft

Reuters reports the American boxer Kid Mcoy arrested in London on charges of stealing £12,000 worth of jewelry from Princess Marguerite at Ostend. Three others also detained in Belgium. McCoy remanded after Bow Street hearing. bail set at £4,408.

Reuters London Kid M'Coy M'Goy Marguerite Prince Albert Thurn-und- Taaid Palace Hotel Ostend Belgain Kid M'Coy Bee Belgium M‘coy

Local Fundraiser Event At Nalangil Public Hall

An upcoming public hall event in Nalangil aims to raise funds for a local cause. Organizers, including Aron Valldan, promote the concert with proceeds supporting the community project and high esteem for participants.

Nalangil

Langford Beats ICVER in Sydney Stadium Fight

Langford defeated ICVER in a full twenty rounds at the Stadium in Sydney last night. The bout drew several women observers and attracted betting at 5 to 2 on Langford. The referee’s decision in Langford’s favor was unanimously approved, and experts hail Langford as a great fighter.

Langford ICVER Toney

Colac Coursing Club crowns two stake winners at Plimpton

The Colac Coursing Club held eight events at Plimpton on Saturday with Bracelet Stakes won by Mrs J Bourke's High Caste Brahmin and Class Blakey claimed by Mr P Gardner's Guy Fawkes. A large crowd attended as officials led by secretary Mr W Hanniater and a dedicated committee ran the event smoothly.

Colac Plimpton J. Bourke Blakey P. Gardner Guy Fawkes W. Hanniater C. Wilding Pidge T. Mune- Toguart John Wile Charles Tiberator A. J. Mickileton G. Young A. J. Millman Clth W. Lambell Balgewan D. Chandley Mra J. Monkevitch Ada Goldreek Dowighy J. Hannan A. Ryan Miss Culdow Grist Miss P. Browne Miss FE Hager Alludin Mixa M. Anthony Micah Hay New Leaf Mr ' McAllum Munro D. M‘ronald

Sporting Notes From Colac Meeting Features and Results

Fete and large attendance marked the Colac sports with over 700 shooters and fifty categories in amateur and professional events. Amberite’s prize in the professional division and Inglis winning the amateur cushion highlight a day of keen competition. W. Simpson set best break, Brien topped kills in amateurs, while lunch and smooth refereeing added to the event's success. Golf attracted 35 pairs in a popular handicap with Tyzack, Miss Vans leading the winning card. upcoming matches at Colac and Movleric were announced. RACING saw Chiriside’s Bragenee as a warm favorite in the Tria Stakes on Saturday.

Ota Amberite Mra Wilson A. Inglis W. Simpson P. Brien Harry Hill Starry Bridge Hemults A. Whitcombe Killa W. Smpson Turkey W. W. Clements D. Moloney Carol Bower P. Breen Colac Tyzack Miss Vans J. Hancock Gibbs Astley Murray Edie Nett Tyuack Bivana Murray A Giss M. Johnstone J. &. Brown Bauer Little Mr. Little Inet Movleric Mru Agter

Winchelsea Resident Returns From Hospital Visit

Friends of Mrs Garter of Winchelsea rejoice as she returns home from a Melbourne private hospital after weeks of treatment. The Winchelsea football concert at the Shire Hall drew a large crowd with Dr P. M'Callum presiding. A. A. Aitken of the Colonial Bank resumed duties after annual holidays.

Mre Garter Winchelsea Melbourne Shire Hall P. M’callum A. A. Aitken Colonial Bank Wincheleen

Melbourne notes on politics and stage glamour

In Melbourne a parliamentary scene shows Country Party push for scrutiny of bills while Labor stance shifts. The Stage Glamour column reports a rich young lady set to debut professionally, and the Royal Humane Society highlights annual bravery awards across Australia and New Zealand at the Melbourne Town Hall.

Pourdy Cba Lad Melbourne Royal Humane Society Royal Humane Society of Australia Commonwealth New Zemlomni

Conjoined Bible and Koran Draws Melbourne Collector’s Curiosity

A Melbourne rare book collector has acquired a bound volume containing the Christian Bible and the Mahometan Koran under one cover. The item presents parallel pages, with many Mosaic Law figures resembling familiar Biblical characters. The dealer cites high value attached to this curious fusion.

Melbourne

Riverfront land Ideas for trees and pine planting at Apollo Bay

A correspondent reports efforts to plant trees on river frontage once owned by the late Mr Mann Mann. The land is rich and fenced, with potential to grow New Zealand white pine for butter or timber. A favorable chance exists to establish an experimental plot and prove the pine could crown the area’s value, benefiting the district.

Br. M' Mann M' Mana New Zealand

Corrigendum on residence project and local ball match

A tractor began erecting a new residence at BIRREGURARA with plans to place the building in a street corner. The district association held a competitive ball stage on Saturday where Chelsea and Deans Mays faced off on the local ground. Chelsea won with 4 goals 4 behinds while Deans Mays trailed.

Secutin Corner Hoek Givanee Whinchelsea Deans Mays Keverest Gary Sili Vents Pontiste Chelsea Goowld Marah

Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Parunte at Lethbridge

An elderly couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with relatives gathered at Lethbridge. Messages of congratulations were read aloud, and many family members, including children in Viet Nam and New South Wales, were mentioned as unable to attend.

Daleiel Iemin Walet Marrial Lethbridge Hiss Amd Dalziel Viet Vemuri New South J. Aie Moe LH. Jones Alec

Attempted death by action in Colac case

A man named Frank Polinsk attempted to kill another, swinging a knife during a kitchen dispute on Saturday afternoon. He stabbed himself when the blade stuck, causing a minor wound. he offered no explanation, while the injured party and witnesses spoke of a troubled mood and disputed romance. The doctor treated the wounds and Polinsk was arrested.

Frank Polinsk J. F Parsi Hal Usher R. M*kensie Fileks Colac

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