Trade and Market Notes from Saturday Auction Listings
The report covers the Commercial Market entries with notes on cal urweks and prime ore bread wethers prices, assorted cattle and sheep lots, and mover prices across commodities. Specifics include wheat, oats, potatoes, hay, flour, and cabinet furniture sale results, with details on quality and demand observed by agents and auctioneers.
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Torstar Abeen
Eteecda
Ballabat
Chas Vaughan
UBS
Fran
Pollard
G. F. Anketell
Saturnia
Far Chronic Chest Complainte Ad Uses Peppermint Cure Claims
A blurred business notice advertises a new product line claiming peppermint cure for chronic chest ailments. It references men’s clothing and high class attire, with lines suggesting lines of merchandise and advertisements.
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Firth
Modern Cough Cure Promises Relief Without Removing the Cause
An old battle over cough cures is recast as Wheeler's Cough Linctus presented as a modern remedy. It claims to treat the cold and cough by acting on affected parts, relieving expectoration and soothing symptoms. Sold at 1 and 2 per bottle.
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Wheeler
Bottles 2 Throat Troubles This Winter
N. W. Wheeler notes throat troubles this winter blocked use of bronchial lozenges. When throat is sore, obtain a remedy from Exemas hot water bottles Morse and cattle medicine milk fever syringes all kept in stock.
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Steck
Death of Florence Ellen Walsh at Benalla aged 26
Florence Ellen Walsh beloved wife of Wales Walsh and second daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarke of Ondit died aged 26. Funeral at Benalla cemetery this day.
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Benalla
Florence Ellen
Wales Walsh
MM O
Clarke
Ondit
John Clarke
Ondi
W. Walsh
South Porrumbete
Henalla
Fry
Government urged to boost country land settlement and railways
The State Government faces calls to shift focus from urban projects to country districts. Editors argue for open grazing lands, expanded railway development, and a vigorous land policy to spread benefits beyond cities. They warn of slow progress and urge landowners to sell to aid settlement while critiquing immigration impacts on the labor market.
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Reien
Beim
Thaded
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Cme
Vietona
Ile
Ulus
Linth
Ilea
Council approves Silverton street lighting contract shift
Colac Shire Council, after debate at July meeting, accepted the Silverton Company offer for street lighting, replacing the Provincial bid. The agreement awaits final signing and ratepayer submission, with assurances that a two year option protects ratepayer interests. Notables D O'Brien and Dr Me Quindan seek re election as council terms end.
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Oles
Bhire
Bilverton Company
Silverton Company
TE Wes
Gill
Cn D. O'Brien
North East
Minhmnite
Coun Lod
Dr Me Quindan
Ist
Sule
Elay Ia
Cie Ga
Khan
Bisa Ts
Lin de Sy 'Yi Dae
Lyea
Chay Wae
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Ebadi
Edo
Reform of Electoral Law Aims in Government Policy
Melbourne dispatch reports the House of Representatives reopening after recess as Prime Minister Cook outlines the ministry's policy for the coming session. Proposals include restoring the postal vote, simplifying absent voting, curbing public discussion restrictions, and aligning Commonwealth and State electoral purposes while maintaining merit in public service.
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House of Representatives
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Commonwealth
Asf
Sister Dominsons
Pacific
Admiral Henderson
Fiterey
Port Auguste
Balgowrhe
Australia
Murray
General Works Department
Norfolk
Coriander riding council tussle and oil search notes
A local council debate faults a retiring councillor over two charges while praising the councillor M Lennan for road and infrastructure work. The article also reports on Western District oil exploration, noting bore tests near Portland and Surry River with uncertain prospects and costs.
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Vieit
J. Whaley
Sdst
Angiette
Warroombool
A. Herman
Geological Buggsy
Minca
Portland
Botanical Gardens
Abel
Surry River
Local temperance meeting in Methodist schoolroom
A drawing room gathering linked to Joe Wawi U held in the Methodist schoolroom on a Wednesday afternoon with the president in chair. Guests, a recitation, songs, and readings followed by afternoon tea, decorated by Union members. later a public temperance meeting under the W C U and local Independent Order of temperance held in the same room with speeches and songs.
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Mreeatenhy
Bongs
Misees BE
A. Pint
Misa Derg
Mesdames Hall
Uiray
Aink
Ip Tha Evjenine
W.C 7'.U
Independent Order of “Techabites
W. R. Fentonby
J. Gray
M. Chal- Us
A. Pink
Mr. H. Pink
Dora Pink
Addresea
Geo
Kate
Uy Leann
Local Football Match on Bat Ground Ends Amid Rough Play
A Wyelangta game on the Bat local ground ended in a friendly but physical encounter. The heavy ground and mudgy conditions caused rusping marks and gave players a testing surface. Te g el and WF were noted for key moments.
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Tegel
Milan Strike Deepens as Troops Guard Key Areas
Reuters reports workers walk out triggering a general strike in Milan amid mass tensions. Police guard strategic sites to isolate strikers and prevent spread as authorities move to restore order and protect critical infrastructure.
Rabbit Destruction Advice From Lands Department Notice
The Beech Forest area is targeted for rabbit destruction under the Vermin Destruction Act 1890. Inspectors urge landowners to destroy or trap rabbits and make rabbit proof fences while warning that poor fencing leads to reinfestation and higher costs. Trapping is discouraged as a sole solution. burrow work and temporary relocation are noted as costly and often ineffective long term.
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Ratihita
Niin
Frank Allen
Bava
Electric light scheme for Colac accepted by council
Colac town council special meeting discussed installing electric lighting for Colac. The Silverton Company plan was reviewed, with price changes and conditions. A motion rescinded a previous company name and inserted Silverton as the preferred supplier, pending subcommittee reasons for approval.
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Uplac
Folewirge
Cre
Duncan
Hancock
Fulton
Meredith
Bath
MM Leanan
Thury
Johnstooe
Parsons
Cockrill
Silverton Company
Colacatt
Teeing
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Comet
Plani
Counic
Swower
R. Cockerill
Colac
Dragredith
Ign
Family poisoning shocks Wellington household
Mrs Katherine Hines and husband lived with their family when she kept a poison in the teapot. Members of the household fell ill. Mrs Hines died from the poison, while Mr Hines and one child recovered and another remained in critical condition.
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Wellington
N.Z
Katherine Hines
Leen Muiering
Hynes
Hanes
Cheque Transactions and Sentencing for Hartog
A malformed report describes Hartog facing multiple charges in the Western District after posing as a settler to obtain land and cashes a valueless cheque. He received four months in prison and was ordered to pay four pounds in costs.
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Humel
Coure
Rico de Dmtiow
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Gmialapel
Clarry Mertre Wae
Vaseen
Martha Cugnini
Okotel
Rochester
Svidente
Whale
England
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Hartop
Lilydale Murder Mystery Focusing on Knight Case
Detective investigates the Lilydale death of Milhard Knight found near the village with a shattered head. A single breech-loading gun was found four yards from the body, possibly used by an assailant. Knight, prosperous yet untroubled, carried money. theft rumors surfaced after seven pounds vanished from his hut. The hut shows a recent ball entry and a missing hat key pair fuels speculation of foul play.
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Kelly Te
Lilydale
Gleathoof
Milhard Knight
Fleetabed
Romo
Posmer
Knight
Tia Pockete
Artin
Funeral of F Cody draws 100000 at London ceremony
Thousands witnessed the funeral of the famous aviator Mrs. F Cody in London on Monday night. Seven hundred troops from all units took part and every aviation organization was represented. The Aeronautical League sent a wreath in honor of a brave man who served the Empire well.
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Reyper
London
F. Cody
Allerahot
Unite
Aeris
AUTOMATIC STABILITY FLIGHT ACROSS THE CHANNEL
A new aeroplane by Lieutenant Dunne demonstrates pediodomatic stability and flies across the Channel with minimal control gear manipulation. The trial shows the craft maintaining balance amidst a crosswind while the pilot remains almost hands free.
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London
Dunne
Channel
Ita
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