Commercial QEELONG Livestock Market Report
Fat cattle overall strong with 197 head shown and a firm opening sale. Bullocks to 410 guineas and heifers up to 5 shillings per head. calves mostly very young with fair demand. fat lambs to 13 shillings 6d, crossbred wethers to 11s 3d. Merinos and sheep varied. late rates held firm amid mixed descriptions. Wool trade details included with prices listed and market described as dull early but steady later.
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Qeelong
Loterstes
Insteet
Beech Forest Athletic Club Annual Gathering Events
Beech Forest hosts the Tway Athletic Club annual gathering on Tuesday in January featuring log chopping, handier, and pony events with cash prizes from 1 to 20 pounds. The program includes handicap races, dancing, piping, and a grand ball with a special train from Colac, plus boxing day race day details and officials.
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Tway Athletic Club
Beech Forest
Quesday
Sud
Acceptanc
Reece
Hanutea
Pried
Entratoe
Freon
Toya
Trace
Tntry
Girls
Rage
Firet
Pring
Ae Fintranes
Colac
Colao
Afr
Colas
Méerra J
Méerra J. FF. Paelinson
W. Salwood
Ivan Forbes
A. Johnstans
J. Powell
Golee
Bores
Gellibrand
Gellibrand, Af
Credit Foncier Loans for Farms Advertised
The ad offers farm loans from £50 to £2000 at 4 percent interest with a 1 percent principal reduction, no charges for mortgage deeds, and freehold options on repayment of balance. Loans can be repaid anytime with a small fee if within five years. apply at Post Offices or Savings Banks or by lottery to the Inspector General of Savings Banks, 2 Market Street, Melbourne.
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Credit Foncier
Crewe
Inspector-General OF Savings Banks
Market Street
Melbourn
Golav
Wil Yanes
Enius
Agnemunel
Chen
Stinmlerins
Cape Cod
Beeser
Essen
Tista
Spain
Fircal
England
Pune
Local notices and meetings dominate Colac age notes
A crowded agenda of community meetings confidence shows Colac trades and civic groups plan events including fundraisers for hospital wards, race committee updates, and social evenings. Delegates from St Patrick's events and HAOCO branches discuss schedules, transport, and charitable drives amid a busy week.
Turan Reports Russian Persian Tensions Near Teheran
The Turan dispatch notes Russian troops 60 miles south of Teheran with 20000 advancing toward the Persian capital as Tehran faces pressure from Russia and Britain. It cites the assassination of ex official Aln-od-Dowleh and describes calls for renewed talks while mentioning a 10 000 strong procession in support of independence in British and American eyes.
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Etouter
Turan
Ero
Americwtt
Frou Pitt
Telversa
Sotuevay
Aln-od-Dowleh
Fars
Tig
Teheran
Russia
Great Britain
Persia
Gnvormmant
Seco Ultimetvi
King and Queen Illuminate Bombay in Royal Visit
Their Majesties the King and Queen arrived by royal yacht and attended divine services at Bombay Cathedral. Illuminations lit the city with white marble statues and candescent lamps, while preparations for a forthcoming royal visit in Delhi drew attention. A fire damaged five rooms at the Punjab Lieutenant Governor’s residence. Army of children parade delights crowds at Bombay Exhibition with 25,000 youngsters in colorful costumes singing the national anthem in multiple languages.
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Bombay
Government
Howse
Jas Lawipe
Lord Hardings
Delhi
Punjab
Sonnday
Asquith Presses Home Rule Crisis in Lords Clash
London report says Prime Minister Asquith argues Parliament's supremacy over the Lords while Liberal Daily Chronicle criticizes the government for limiting peers to ten days to act on key bills. The piece discusses the Parliament Act and its impact on overriding the Lords’ veto.
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Bouter’s
London
Asquith
Mm Pu Jon
House of Lords
House of Commons
Billy
Blackmail Alleged Three Charged At London Court
Three men Francis Henry Page William Henry Glendenning and Frederick Mershall ex solicitor were charged at Howstreet Police Court with blackmailing the Comtesse De Manin. They allegedly extorted £500 by threatening to publish letters from Mr Daniel O Conn or of Sydney and Dobbie. The court heard the letters were not improper but the Comtesse De Manin was a nervous old lady.
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Reuter
London
Francis Henry Page
William Henry Glendenning
Frederick Mershall
Howstreet
Comtesep de Manin
Indy
Anglo German 1896 treaty seen as compensation for Persia delays
Berlin Morgen Post reports that the 1896 Anglo German agreement may be construed as partially granting Germany rights in Africa as compensation for Britain’s pauses in Persia. The suggestion ties to a German party accession and potential shifts in colonial strategy.
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Heuter’s
Berlin
Morgen Post
Germany
Binson
Africa
Nanl
Britain
Persia
Bomb Outracks. Series in Turkey. Two Railwaymen Killed
Constantinople reports a wave of bomb explosions blamed on Bulgarian revolutionaries. An infernal machine hidden in luggage on the Salonica railway killed a guard or ticket collector. Another blast damaged a train near Kuprisi Macedonia. A separate explosion struck a railway line near the same area damaging gendarme-guarded cars. SPEEDWELL CYCLES stock deals in cycles and repairs at Murray Street.
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Constantinople
Sal-onita
Ias
Kuprice
Macedonia
Speedwell Cycles
Beam
BURKS
Murray Street
Coleo‘—Sadot
Insurance Bill Sparks Unionist Protests Across Commons
Members of the House of Commons have received no fewer than 50000 letters opposing provisions of the National Insurance Bill. A large scale opposition appears organized among unions. The Saturday Review and other papers urge Unionists to oppose, arguing the plan is a step toward a purely socialist system.
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House of Commons
Eure
Kaiser All For Peace Says Andrew Carnegie in America
In New York Andrew Carnegie asserts the Kaiser seeks peace after his Turon visit. Carnegie labels claims of warlike intent as slander and describes the Kaiser as a peaceful ruler. London hosts a three bil liard match series with large stakes and strong public interest.
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Heater
York
Andrew Catnepic
Iillionaire
America
Turont
Peagee
Reuter
Beales Worth Stevenson
Gray
Tariff debate on inflammable goods and testing standards
Parliament discussed amendments to the Tariff Bill regarding inflammable merchandise. Minister Tudor described a test requiring two samples per square yard, washed and dried, then subjected to a lit test. failure above 15 percent would deem goods inflammable. The minister noted potential use of prohibition powers to curb dangerous imports.
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Mlboornd
Tudor
Colac Cricket Club Holds Rare Meeting and Selections
A general meeting of Colac Cricket Club was held at the council chamber with low attendance. President Mr T Ball chaired as resignations and committee changes were noted, including Mr I R B Torbes quitting the selection panel. District association plans emerged with teams A and T to compete, practice scheduled weekly, and selections for Saturday's match to be announced Friday.
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Jarre
Chambers of Commerce
Partaesta
T Rader
Lake Colao
Id. R. Forbes
Colao
Calvert
John Wilson
St. Patrick’s Sports
London
United Kingdom
Australia
New Yound
Canada
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Wilson
R. B. Baker
G. H. Hills
HW. Qlentents
W. Underwood
O. Hayes
Js. R.talbot
W. Hanevale
J. G.tolu“Stone
Nevange
TR Werbos
Coluc
Satuday
Newmarket Hautstenn
Dailarat
Turoit
Geelong
Ministee
Moses Fe Simnon
W. Thege
W. Bourchier
LS ‘Boyd
A. Dureck
Mes
Ary Jd
Morrell
Ts Burnett
Delewastes Lo
Messra P. Webb
LG. Bord
Messta J. Dillon
Parkes
TS O'Connor
A. Burnett
A. Conk
TL O'Connor
Bird
D. Smith
Alvin Hall
Colae Hospital
K. G. Calvert
Indies
W. C. Reail
Ana
Sanda
Jaetics Cusson
Marth
Anderson
Jolm Anderson
Davis
Birdser
Sanderson
Messrs Harwood
Pincott
Union Trustee Company
Tastator
Devon
Genlong
Ous
Mirago
Alco Deli
Ander Ente
Donsen
Simpson
Farrar
Leo
Davehter
Theal
M. Mowbray
Gellibromel
Carlisle
Ling
Aloso
Gare
Kennedy
Corntlonte
Cardisle
Mo Pabllie Hell
Devonler
G. P. Sydenham
Sams Hue
Mukey
Offeers Raschtel
O.R
Perfar
J. Low
P.c-R
O. Bogleby
W. Thornton
H. Lernos
W. Simpson
Tevite
H. Harrison
Guardian
O. Perry
Muncey
M'Williams
Tasmania
House of Representatives
Norn o-Chamberaast Svening
T. Ball
I. RB. Torbes
Torbes
Mr. Dight
Sharrow
Parbos Hind
Waa
Uost
Othough
Dight
Walch
Dillon
A. M‘kenzie
Whitlambe
J. N. Dahnstone
Hucking
Drysdale
J. Stephens
Laivator
Brown
Tt. Smith
I. Pulton
Cunningham
Moberts
Young
Jacobson
Dusting
Tucker
King
Gouney
Selestors
Massry BD
M Ivor
Queensland Triumph in Contested Cricket Match
A cricket match summary shows Queensland winning by seven wickets after a mixed batting and bowling performance. Key figures include Dougles taking 9 for 54 and Tarnos 4 for 52, with notable contributions from Evans, Knott, and Sandries in the field.
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Minday
England
Brorg
Queensland
Mie RY
Jennings
Foster Fennells
Whodis
Hoargg
Mayshell
Woolley
Jarnes
Il Hortigan
Evans
Knott Layos
Smith
Douglas Dolton
Douging al Laren
Foster Marston
Out Cook
Dariss Fett
Barnes Sandries
Dougles
Tarnos
Tearny Lig
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Dalla
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Coser Turf Gluw
Hancock
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J. Wilson
W.underwood
J. James Judge
R. 5
Murray
T. W. Hancock
CLEIK
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Dare
H. Smith
A. G. Rendall
T. Dares
di Wynne
Al'Cure
IM Yarde
Navalty Pony
Norination
Acceptones
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Como
Arcue
M'Thail
Messrs
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A. Bendall
T. Carey
the Guardian Insurance CO
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Calne “Kcont.— H. D. J Honlas
Richard James
Watterson
Isle of
Ernest
Flelona Whiterson
Calso
Ponce
Che Colac Herald
Berantsner
Buouig
Aloid
Neapla
Maine
Matukwetilg Industriee
Noyes
Trich
Colne
Victoria Hall
Messis W. Redmond
M.P
T. Donovan
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Dr Duncan
Sid
Thea Comse
C. K. Forrest
R. Stanley
L.A
Legislative Assembly
Srom
Parliament House
Tore
Oly
St. Andrew's Young Men's Guild
Og School
Amy Sim
H. M. J. Powell
Si. Andrew's Selbath School
Windsor
Kowal & Couto Buory
Mary
Wilk
Curiona
New Zealand
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Victoria
Lord Salisbury
Porkenit
Parkinson
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Mmc
Seaness Ching
John Chinaman
Goeerze
Tero
Ann
Toulone
Elyga Brattine
J. Hencock
Crowes
Beech Porett
Ho H Lad
Victoria Rowing Associaion
Young Hope of Colac Taunt Lor
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Bro
A. Engleby
Bro. Muncy
Westerm
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Dalgety
Russia and
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Cermany
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