Stock Auction Week Varies Prices as Cattle and Sheep Move
A busy sale week yields mixed cattle and dairy lots with premiums for newly calved cows and springers. Traders report forward cows to £7, sale averages softer than last week, and strong sheep competition with prime lambs in demand amid substantial yarding.
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Melbourne Cattle Market Report Swings Prices Across Regions
The Melbourne cattle sale shows prices down about 20s per head with most lots easing. Bulls from LL LOG to ELLOS 52th dp traded from £1/6s to £19/15s, heavy weights at £19/15s, cows £7 to £9 16s, steers £4/10s to £9 15s, general demand weak and small dealers scarce. Associated items list prices for bran, oats, barley, lucerne, potatoes, and related commodities.
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Sunday Services and Obituary Notices
Morning 11 Mr F J Allen and Evening 7 Rev P X Knight preach at Andrews Church August 7 subject Sheep goats and alpacens. Rev A B Murphy at Astley Chaurh Richmond age of Mary A Astley noted in obituary.
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Butter Trade Debates Margarine Color and Quality
The Colac Dairy ing Company discussed margarine competition and the need to maintain high quality butter. A motion to stop daily cream deliveries was vetoed as too drastic, while authorities pledged to watch supply quality and use marketing to prevent false substitutes.
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Colac Notes and Events Span Weddings Auctions and Lectures
Colac news covers a local yearling trot misadventure in Colane Lake, a working bee for reserve improvements, a concert for violinist Gertrude Healy, a financial report on the Can perdeca Bank, July marriage of Arthur Rowe and Winnie Johnson, a Home Nursing lecture by Dr. Gibbs, funeral of Donald Mintyre, a school cortege, and auctions by Thomas and Joyce offering horses, vehicles, and buildings with several social notices.
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Colac Company Directors Embrace Progressive Ideas in Butter Trade
Directors and shareholders, united in interest, back progressive plans as margarine challenges export markets. Chairman’s ties to Colac Company and Western District Association give insight into future butter trade, with emphasis on quality and local manufacture to counter substitutes.
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Winchelsea Shire Election Results Report
In Winchelsea Shire on Thursday the sole election test saw incumbent councilor LU Ramsay defend against challenger J Caldow. Caldow received 163 votes while Ramsay secured 83.
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Colac Waterworks Trust Meeting Minutes and Actions
The Colac Waterworks Trust met with Commissioners Helwood Brown Pearson Parkes and Johnstone present. They discussed Oxley Shire Council resolutions on dredging and Farmers Conference outcomes, a railway reservoir agreement draft, and 1914 revenue estimates. The Overseer reported thefts of tools and a reward of £3 was proposed for information leading to convictions.
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Colac Shire Elections Return Retiring Councillors
Colac Shire Council election results show in Colac riding C. H. Johnstone winning by a large majority. Corangamite riding featured a tight race with Mr M Leenan beating Mr Thomas by forty votes. Breeder Mr J Hancock trailed by sixteen. Returning cheers and thanks from winners praised ratepayers and friendly campaigning. Continuation of good will and cooperation among rivals noted.
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Gas company correspondence questions financial position
A reader's letter to Cube Herald requests clarification on yesterday's report about the gas company's finances. It asserts the company is locally owned, notes the reserve fund has been used for underground mains and pipes for 26 years, and claims the renewal fund and wage materials obligations balance against profits and dividends.
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Advice From Melbourne Bench Ends Custody Case
In a Melbourne Practice Court session Justice Hodges advised a young divorcing couple in a habeas corpus custody dispute over their child. The judge urged mutual respect, pledged to defend each other’s honor, and warned against outside influence, with the writ nisi discharged and the family leaving together.
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Tar Daceetors Report On Aj Nay Dares Steady Turnover
The annual turnover for the year ended June shows figures around LLi4.0/1K/3 with costs and freight noted. Details include export earnings, freight charges, and distributions of profits, with Melbourne and London prices cited and a final balance of £24,346.
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Colac Loemernay and Colac district sport selections
The article lists Colac and district sports selections for football and other events, naming players such as Finnigan Sullivan Barras Movie Shoces Richarda Worle Farley Rankin Bor and others, with matches against Melbourne University teams this afternoon. It also notes swimming attempts by Wolly and American swimmer Sullivan, plus coursing and rifle shooting news and racing results at Moonee Valley with notable incidents including a concussion.
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