Melbourne Sheep Market Report and Local Prices
In Melbourne the fat sheep market showed strong demand with prices rising. Crossbreds to 14 shillings, merino to 11 shillings 6 pence for ewes. lambs ranged from 6 shillings 9 pence to 8 shillings, with occasional higher figures. Mr R Morrison lists weekly sale items including cabbages to 26 per dozen, lettuce 6d, peas 1d, and various fruit and poultry prices from local vendors.
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Melbourne
Friesy
Okeemer
R. Morrison
Colac Herald Holiday Schedule Notes Insurance Appointment
A Melbourne insurer appoints H D Thomas as Colac district representative for policyholders and urges continued support. Renewals will be attended to promptly. covers include Hay, crops, personal, accident, and employers liability. Christmas holidays affect publication dates for the Colac Herald on December 26 and January 2.
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H. D. Thomas
Murray Birest
Colac
Unlac
Colac Herald
Tailors Offer Custom Suits At Right Price On Street
A street pitch touts tailored suits with individuality and value for money. The ad invites readers to place their next order with the shop to get a suit meeting discerning buyers expectations and budget.
Colac Farmers Spar Over Government Lectures
The Colac district encounters weak attendance as agricultural experts from the Department of Agriculture visit to lecture on dairy and poultry care. Dr Cherry and Mr Hawkins spoke to small crowds, while some farmers stayed away, prompting concerns the program may be dropped. Exports show butter and cheese shipments from the UK period, underscoring agricultural relevance.
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Agricultural Department
Qherry
Calaw
Hawkins
Ham Waa
Colae
Co- Joo
Denmark
Colav Vrs
Rds Aoil
Department of Pricture
United Kingdom
Messie J. M' Kensie
Chesterfield
Cressy
Cresey
Crosay
Colac
Sand
Berat
Val. M. Pearson
Colnc
L. Elston
Ecclvties
Warrnambool
Railway Department
Calac
Colac licensing court grants billiard license for Cressy
Sara Ann Smith of Cressy obtained a billiard table license for premises at Cressy after the Colac Licensing Court sat on Friday. The notice also mentions a Colac Shire Council monthly meeting scheduled for today and reports on local court fines, debt actions, and upcoming Colac Regatta entries with eleven visiting yachts and a grand New Year’s concert plan.
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Colac
Sara Ann Smith
Cressy
Bscullin
Camperdown
Shaw
Ile
Lang Syne
Bilson and Co
Hughes
Beaufort
Beaufort Athletic Club
Victoria Hall
Tlwaga Vere
Nellie
New York
Treasury
Birrexurra Mechanics’ Institue
KF. Boylan
Colac Waterworks Truss
A. Coatin
WH. Dudley
J. W. Gardner
Dr Gibbs
J. H. Grant
J. Hansen W. Jouns
F. J. Judd
AL Kilpatrick
J- King
T. Mellington
J. Milner
A.M. M. M’lennan
D. F. Smedley
Pearson's
Colne
Read Murphy
PLM
al M
Kuruck
Thomas Pratt
Fred Meyer
J. Collins
Lng
J. Hancock
Beaurepaire
Europe
Cressy Oon
Noun
Debate at Colac A N A and L M S visit
Representatives of the Colac branch of the A N A debated with the Lome Mutual Improvement Society in Gellibrand on Wednesday. The A N A claim the state parliaments should be abolished while the Lome team argues their necessity. Prizes were awarded to A N A leaders R M Donald and others. a return debate was planned in Colac.
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Colac
A.N.A
Gellbrand
Loon Mutual Improvement Sowety
A. M‘kenzie
Beech Forest
ALNLA
Lome
V. R. M'Donald
M. Ro Brown
Mr Graham
Bone
Warvng
Haliben
Graham
Peply
Dlistriats
Went's pictures spoiled by hoodlums refuse
The larrikin element appeared at Went's pictures on Friday evening as hoodlums attempted to spoil the program. Strong action is urged to repress this conduct. Local notices warn of changes in weekly half-holiday schedules and shipping of goods on Wednesdays or Saturdays. Ads promote Ludbrook's shopping, Christman goods, fountain pens, and a forthcoming silo sale at Cressey tedley with subdivision into small farms.
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Kumin
Aml
Dairwinien
Stuck-Carey
Went
Ludbrook
Messrs Petersanl Co
Ther c Cntomers
Moon
Jock Ad Key
BE. Johannsen
Christman
Fountain Pena
J. F. Parkinson
Bilesa
Yar
Cressey Tedley
Messrs. Walker and Co
Strathyeam
Golag Annual Regatta Entries Rejected for Open Farht Race
The Golag annual regatta entries for the Open Farht Race are listed as rejected. Yacht clubs including Albert Park Yacht Club Melimer and Colne Yacht Club Bonito are named among the entrants, with other teams such as Spirit and Comet noted in the entry list.
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New Weare Diy
Albert Park Yacht Club
Melimer
Aie
Nowsuch
Bauveaiter
al Pre Bae
Kolkorat Yoel Club
Avrespune
Tiwnesing Bord
Chane
Cinchna Port Melburne Sacht Elute Loiler
Colne Yacht Club
Bonito
Spirit
Comet
Vol Caen
Licensing Appeal Delayed by Magistrate Board Ruling
At Cole Licensing Court Janes Sandiford sought a colonial wine license for premises at Utasay After hearings, the bench refused the petition citing ratepayer signatures and statutory requirements. Mr Cunningham led the applicant while Mr Blancock represented ratepayers and Superintendent Charles opposed the license. The court noted the act grants wide magistrate discretion and the petition was not compelling. a verdict of refuse with costs followed.
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Cole
Janes Sandiford
Crevey
Utasay
T. Wo Plaweork
Cunninghan
Charles
Hancock
Cokie
Colar
Doom. Duncan
Colas
Cuoninghans
Minster
Ievalwer
Cunningham
Goldsmith
PLM
John Madden
Harris
P.M
Vie
South Africa cricket match report and score details
The report covers a South Africa v Warwickshire style innings with players such as Sinckur Commaille Murdoch and Hatharne mentioned, detailing wickets, runs, and bowling figures. It includes scattered cricket scores and mentions Melbourne and Masterol context with inconsistent OCR data.
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Sinckur
Mathieson Commaille
Murdoch
Fang
Bourse
Fawcett Faulkner
Hatharne
M'Lean Pearse
Fulch
Sundries
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