Pigs fed on ram offal case at Kedda Bros butchers
At Camperdown Court Kedda Bros butchers faced charges for feeding pigs on ram offal. Inspector Rees and Coast Guard Gunn testified on October 30 that two pigs ate sheep entrails while the yard appeared mostly clean. a light £2 fine was imposed with case costs at £45.
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Colac A and B clash ends with B team victory
In a Saturday cricket match Colac A and B teams met for the season's second time with Colac B prevailing. Key bowlers included Withcombe taking multiple wickets for Colac A and Hodgetts and M'Kenzie among the bowlers for Colac B. Separate Alvie vs Swan Marsh game noted a five wicket win for Alvie with L Spokes taking four wickets and J M Knight taking several for Swan Marsh.
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Suit Orders from TO-DA Patterns Elevate Wardrobe
A promotional blurb touts well-fitting suits as a top investment for both business and social life. It urges readers to order a suit from its TO-DA Patterns and Treasuremes Forma on app, promising a fit that suits the wearer and their purse.
Our London Letter New Year in London and 1913 events
A London letter from January 1 describes New Year’s Eve crowds at St Paul’s and Regent Hall, the Salvation Army, and London cab strikes over fuel prices. It contrasts London celebrations with Australia, notes parliamentary notes on Home Rule and church establishment, and reports doctor wage disputes under the new Insurance Act. The piece blends social scenes, politics, and labor unrest in early 1913 London.
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Broad beans need careful soil and culture for strong yields
Broad beans thrive on many soils but need thorough preparation and deep culture. Heavy soils benefit from drainage and manure, while spacing, sowing intervals, and early pinching help prevent rust and blight. Regular weeding and staking support plants against wind and cold.
Sporting Twenty-First Grand Demonstration in Ballarat 1913
The Sporting co hosts the Twenty-First Grand Demonstration on Saturday March 15 1913 with cash prizes in band competition athletics cycling log chopping dancing and pipe classes. Entries close March 1st with various nominations and acceptance rules. E Malone serves as secretary.
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Veterinary Surgeon Opens Practice in Woolac
Notice to dairymen stockowners and breeders that Wes F G Wood veterinary surgeon has established on Worrey Street in Holac a long running practice of Mr Alex. He promises careful attention to all entrusted animals with a specialty in horses' teeth. Calls answered promptly day and night. Phone 59.
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Renovation Promise From Wangonee Firm Markets Quality
A local builder in Wangonee advertises renovation services claiming first class workmanship and guaranteed results for home projects. The message emphasizes ambitious projects and customer confidence in the firm.
ODDFELLOWS DANCE AND PIPING EVENT THIS SATURDAY
A fragmentary notice announces a dancing and piping event at the Odd Fellows lodge this Saturday. The message is garbled but indicates an area celebration with local participation and entertainment.
The Dangers of Precautions Fray a Lifelong Worry
A damaged reminiscence outlines a man overwhelmed by endless do nots and health fears. A list of cautions framed in a bedroom, from never ride in taxis to avoid cancer, shows how overanxious rules can drive one to despair and even death by worry.
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