Melbourne Livestock Market Report and Colac Tender Notices
The Melbourne market shows weaker sheep and mixed cattle demand with 254 trucks sold, prices for crossbred weathers and merinoes drifting down while prime lots fetched higher rates earlier. Colac council invites tenders for multiple road works including gravelling, metalling, culverts, and footpath projects with plans available at the shire office and tender deadline December 17, 1910.
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Lelagraph
Welbers
Commack Weihers
Peal
Liece
Inez Meeks
Wales
Geelong
Bhire of
Metallgy
Omron's
Ellimuirt
Haw Strowt
Colne
Rhene Street
Culac
Wilson Street
Colac
Mosse Street
Manifoll Street
Matiners-Sutton Bireer
Corangamite Street
Ludbrooks for Value and Quality Drapery and Ware
Woe ere manufacturers and importers offers window blinds and verandah blinds with free samples and estimates. The Quality Danafers presents a varied collection of electro plated ware and bags for ladies and gents with purses wallets and Xmas present appeal.
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Emory
W. & E. Jovannsem
Peggy
Dorothy
Ciolag Aamual Regatta at New Year Holiday Outing
Ai m a fragmentary notice describing a carnival event featuring rowing, yacht ing, swimming and sport on New Year Holiday. Mentions picnic parties, luncheon, and an afternoon event with low prices. References to special train arrangements from Beech Forest Cresay Warrensieel and Melbourne to cope with crowd.
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Galaxy IN the Gardiens
Ten. Boothe
Beech Forest
Cresay
Warrensieel
Melbourne
Cope
Boxing Day Meeting Card Details at Mornington
Officials and stakes listed for the Boxing Day meeting including stewards Hancock Ney ton Wilton Underwood James judge Murray starter T W Hancock scale steward John Wiles clerk of scales W H Edgar treasurer Abercrombie handicapper Bendall pony measurer rev Hon medical officer Wynne and a programme featuring Handicap Trial Stakes Novelty Pony Race and Flying Handicap with entry fees and penalties noted.
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J. Hancock
F. Neyton
J. Wilton
W. Underwood
J. James
BR. 8. Murray
T. W. Hancock
John Wiles
Scales
Air
W. H. Edgar
P.M. Abercrombie
A. G. Bendall
Rev. Hon
Dr Wynne
McCad
Christman
Sore
Greke
Beers Turf Club Annual Meeting Preview at Colac
Beers Turf Club holds its annual meeting on Wellesday in Colac with President J G Gost and a full slate of officers including Turner Munro and Bim as vice presidents and Darey as treasurer. The programme lists multiple pony and horse races with handicaps, weights, and entry details, with nominations due by February and weights to appear in local papers.
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J. G. Gost
Masre A. E. Turner
H. I. Munro
P. Bim
C. W. Brooke
P. PE. Darey
Starter
W. J. Turner
Mandicapper
T. Darey
Scales
R. P. Meehan
Gourse
J. Kemp
Mesara
VRC
Tecac
Colac
T. Darer
Wateon
Benalls
Muber Qiaro
Tirkawen
Melbourne
Merch Wan
James
Conner
Tobi Hinmitt
Wei A
Phereten Conger
Melis
Bro
Wo Thorson
Eelvet
Iain Movel
Hamilton
South Yarra
Uh Dustries
Guardian Insurance Co appoints H D Thomas as Culac agent
The Guardian Insurance Co announces H D Thomas estate agent of Murray Street Culac as their representative for Culac District. They request continued support and pledge prompt attention to new business and general risks including hay stacks growing crops personal accident and employers liability. Local agent offers cover at moment’s notice.
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H. D. Thomas
Murray Street
Culac
Cooperative movement boosts Colac dairymen profits and growth
The Colac Observer reports on dairy cooperative impact in 1910, noting farmers gain price influence and better returns via the Western District Co-operative Produce Company. November payments total £23,496, with cumulative supplier disbursements of £100,501 since July, plus sustained profit improvements and expanding inter state and local sales.
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Butter Commission
Farmera
Colac
Bag
Western District Co-operative Produce Company
Westerns District
Loral
Sheep and butter box prosecutions dominate Colac notices
The Colac Dairying Company warns against using its butter boxes without permission and pledges prosecutions. Lectures on sheep breeding and management are planned at the CC.F Hall with Mr KL Ham of the Agricultural Department as speaker. A Grammar School speech event and Nellie Stewart theatre notes are included along with crowd seating tales and booking cautions.
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Colac Dairying Company
C.C.F
KL Ham
Agricultural Department
Volce Grammar School
Grammer School
Nellie Stewart
New Zealand
Dominion
Gore
Minn Nellie Stewart
Sweet Nell
Old Drury
Mins Stewart
Soatar
Australia
Madame Mejha
Lares Mattis
Pearson's
Weather and community notices from Colac district
Weather forecast from V M Pearson and local reports describe largely cloudy to fine conditions. James Reigel reports strong harvests with high wheat yields and record day bags. Notes on bank transfer to Sydney, legislative assembly timing, electoral bills, and local entertainment listings with ads and obituaries.
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V. M. Pearson
James Reigel
Beech Forest
Mriiamo
Federation Wro
P.M. Abercroubie
Colac
National Bank
Sydney
Mar J. J. Scullin
McClee
Val. M. Pearson
Optician
West
Victoria Hall
Nellie
Dream
Healtty
Portugal
Oberland
Berne
Quesly
Foolshead
Pathe
Guildhall
Vezey Strong
London
Ranelagh Yacht Club
Thames
Boulogne
M. Chauvel
Alps
Highton
Kate
C. A. Schofield
Witcher
Rac. Masons
Weston
Bome
Wolverthington
Ladbrook’s
Walter Smith Anderson
Wert Barwon
Cathedral Burglary Yields 4000 Pound Value Loot
Southwark tightens security after a daring burglary at St George's Roman Catholic Cathedral and adjacent shop. Thieves escaped with about 4000 pounds worth of chalices and signet rings, targeting religious and ceremonial valuables. Detective work and church officials coordinate with authorities.
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Benter’s
Lundop
Southwark
Surrey
Thames
St. George's
Peter Amigo
British Politics and Election Notes in London Dispatch
Reuters reports post election updates from London including J A Simon KC returning as Solicitor General after three local contests. Cricklade seat loss by Unionists to Lambert Liberal. Calley defeated. Other items cover Lord Aberdeen’s Home Rule views Irish rioting in Cork and Redmond's appeal to elect Muccffree, plus Lloyd George predicting a 100 seat government majority.
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Reuter
London
Aimong
J. A. Simon
K.A
Simon
Crickdale
Wiltshire
Calley
Hang
Lambert
Redmond
John Redmon
Irish Nationallst Party
Mid-Tyrone
Muccffree
Treland
Death of Plehve’s Assassin in Siberian Prison
Reuter’s report from St. Petersburg states M. Plehve's assassin Sasonof, serving life in Zarautai prison Siberia, died by suicide after receiving a life sentence. The incident follows the July assassination tied to internal security affairs involving Finland.
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Reuter
ST. Petersburg
Basonofi
A Plehve
Interior
Finland
Sasonof
Zarautai
Siberia
British Submarines to Be Sent to Far East
The Admiralty plans to deploy six submarines to the Far East next year. The order reinforces naval presence in Asian waters as tensions rise.
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Reuter
London
Admiralty Box
Far East
Mutiny Report In Rio De Janeiro Reexamination
An initial report from Rio de Janeiro mischaracterized events of a naval mutiny. The correct account notes a single bombardment on Saturday during which rebels were largely defeated and censorship delayed fuller coverage.
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Feuter
London
Rio de Janeiro
Immigrants Debate Irrigation and Electoral Reforms
In Melbourne the Premier told Mr Langdon officials knew of no case where new settlers could wet irrigation lane. During a conference on Electoral Boundaries the Premier noted the Council amendment worsened the position and would raise costs. Mr Balfour said the Council relinquished its rights on the matter. The House sought to grant ratepayers voting rights where they owned property in more than one electorate.
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Oh Beara
Arthur
Melbourne
Hardbent
Eilietell
Coloe Grant Mnae Schawel
Lisa
Wis
Bilsan
Langdon
Balfour Sail
Couneil
Howes
South Africa Australia Test Advancing Through Rain Delays
The test match progressed with South Africa and Australia playing contests as play began at 4.50 pm. Whitty Cotter and Bdwarn bowled five overs apiece while the innings reached 7 wickets for 146 after early sessions before rain halted play and stumps were drawn.
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South Africa
Australa
Whitty
Cotter
Bdwarn
Fitzroy Pony
Fellows ‘Galloway Eland Rap
Merry Wadow
Immo Vale
Kaora
Ape
Unndiong—Rutle
Mor
Jin
Fitsroy
Tonya
Rees
Sors
Danmngler
Hiatkirad
Geelong
Flip
Colag Dairying Company November Payments Decline to Widespread Totals
The Colag Dairying Company reports November payments totalling £23,396 for milk and cream deliveries. Output rose to 275 cwt and supplier payments for July to November reached £11,901 16/11, with an increase from £11,440 9/10 year over year.
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Cue Deryny Company
Wiemont
Sui
Friendly Societies meeting notes and agenda
The fortnightly ANA meeting led by the Wrench ACSLA elected a new member and received a letter from the general secretary. Payments totaling around £10 were approved, arrangements for upcoming meetings and improvements were set, delegates appointed to annual conferences, and a plan for the next six months outlined.
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ANA
Woemeiber
Meliwurnie
Bhp
Callahay
Dean Tay
TY Callahan
Steamer Olympia Ashore After Alaska Run Aboard
The steamer Olympia of 2637 tons, tied to the Alaska Steamship Company, ran aground on Bligh Inland in Alaska. Among 108 aboard, a wireless distress call was heard but then silenced. no casualties reported and crews are safe.
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Vancouver
Olympia
Bligh
Alaska
Money and Politics American Sensation in Rubber Tariff Crisis
A controversial figure rose amid debates over rubber tariffs affecting the United States rubber industry. The sensational case involved a key American political figure and caused intrigue over shares in the United States Rubber Company.
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Vancouver
United State
Polane
United States Rubber Company
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