Barn Sale at Apollo Bay Sells 50 Cattle in Good Demand
Tuesday sale at Apollo Bay yarders sold 50 head cattle with strong demand and limited supply. Dairy stock and forward springers sold well. cows £4-£5 19s. springing heifers £3-£3 10s. store cows £2 7s to £2 20s. old steers £2 6s. bulls £4-£5 7s 6d. Sheep and lambs similarly active. prices varied with quality, buyers abundant but selective. Market notes and yarding details from multiple Sydney and Victorian county listings follow, including Ballarat stock market figures and upcoming sales at Winchelsea.
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Impounded cattle list at Colas pound 1910 details
The Colas Shire pound records impounded cattle on November 28 and November 29 1910. Joseph Wallace poundkeeper lists numerous animals including roan heifers red yearling heifers and white cows with brands such as JK CA W GT MT DX and others. If unclaimed and expenses unpaid by December 23 the stock will be sold on December 28 1910.
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Weather Outlook and Local Events Around Colac
Mr W M Pearson forecasts cool showers with a likely completion of a callow to Lavers Hall by Christmas. A prize distribution linked to St Andrew's Sidypath acowl occurs tonight at twelve. A vote today records ratepayers totals £7479 19s 9d, with rain benefiting the crops. A public talk by Mr James Dade under the Labour League is scheduled Saturday at Murray and Gellibrand. Delegates visit and inspect district operations, with motor tours to Balintory and Glen Albvie. An airship sighting promises wider attention at the fairgrounds.
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Local Friendly Societies discuss Warrnambool excursion
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The Land Tax Bill debate in Melbourne committees focused on urban exemption increases from £500 to higher levels. Proposals by Mr Pre ols and allies altered exempted urban land values to about £25 million under one plan, with varying percentage tax impacts. The House adjourned after lengthy discussion and votes, while other items noted included factory act amendments, a copper and platinum venture, and revenue gains in postal services and coal inquiries.
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Raging Warrnambool Racing Winds Down
At Warrnambool the racing card featured trial stakes over eight furlongs with Fascinate winning by two lengths at 10 to 1. Yorick led early in two mile event then won easily by two lengths over Blent and Kaze in a close finish. Pony Race saw Major taking the lead in a tight field with several contenders, while other events included SprinTanticap and Streplectuase with Marginal results.
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Ireland Referendum Debate Tangles British Politics
Fragmentary dispatch recounts a heated Commons debate over Irish home rule and a referendum. Leaders including Balfour, Dalfour, and reform factions clash on taxation, Devolution, and prospects of major constitutional change amid party divisions and public sentiment.
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