Colac Market Report Details Mixed Stock Sale
Colac Market notes a large yarding with 22h cattle and 507 sheep, cattle dull for both fat and store classes while best cows and heifers sold within wide ranges. Descriptions show fluctuating prices from last week, with bullocks and dairy cattle lightly yarded and sheep meeting steady competition across multiple consignors and sales at Western Creek and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra Dalgety and
Duce
Messra Baker, Ayden Dam and Co
Messrs O
W. R. Prosser
Wetherp
Gwen
Otello
H. V. Vaughan
D. and
M. Mintoch
H. C. Robertson
Mackie Bros
Campbell M'rthor
C. L. Forrest
Warrowie
A. Cf. Kennedy
Western Creek
Lys
J. G. Jonnetono
Cora Port
Bilyere
Vetea
Arthur . Cawood
Riverdale
Apollo Hay
A. Borher
Larpent Park
Mosars Berton Bros
Stanyford
Liplit
John M’callum
Birregarra
Alvis
Jas
L. Vage
Garilule
A. Goulter
Colac
Ine
Forga
Barr
Mungk
Springingeves
Ehoep
Interates
Gale
Pirron Yarloak
Nolaneil
Sume
Fev
Wangerrip
Lavver's Hill
Baer Forest
Lavor's
Laver'a
Colas West
H Do Thema
Colao Bric’ Co
B. Lowe
Frans
of. Penton
Cercrocka
Lisd
Wortises
Mesles
Watch Hill
Inver
Dees
A. E. Parsons
T. Sriffin
Yarlina
Willame
A. J. Beeley
Eusil
Wenng
Scott and
Miller Streeta
C. Folay
J. Z. Dwyer
Harvest Festival at St John’s Church with Archdageon Peacock visit
Archdageon Peacock of Warrnam tool, back from Europe, will attend Harvest Festival Services at St John’s Church of Bunday. An excursion train from Calne to Queenscliff drew good crowds. lucerne cultivation and irrigation plans show strong yields and government support. Discussions include Beene-Newtown railway progress and Beech Forest extension, with Premier’s visit planned to Princetown in April.
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Archdageon Peacock
Warrnamtool
England
Europe
Colse
St John's Church of
Bunday
Calne
Queenscliff
Wedogstay
Lucerne
Anl Water Supply Commission
Elward Mogd
United States
Long
Megd
Murray Bridge
Ylehl
Vlormi
Peter M'Intyre
Murdeduke
Winchelsea
Grawler
Leese
Beene-Newtown
Legislative Assembly
Hesch Forest
Ng Railway
John Bowker
Princetown
Rechabite Conference Opens in Opstlemaine
The forty eighth Victoria District Independent Order of Rechabites meeting opened with 300 delegates from across the state, presided by Bro. W. J. Campbell. Reports show Victoria Rechabites totals rising to 7781 with funds at £947,710, noting deaths of leaders and new district activities and pledges.
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Victoria
James Munro
Blven
Bwanupeal
Hengtroop
Yaleck
Ioverleigh
Gapnockburn
Carlabrook
Labert
Prangip
Ultima
Croydon
Ivanhoe
iWartion
Bridge
Powlett River
Freeburg
Dro. W. Bell
H. Keith Mackay
Jnglor
John Vale
Bro
W. Wilson
D.T
Women
wtDral
Bencit
John Vals
Wes
Castlamaite
Martin
Mm.u.1.0
C.F
Song of
Tamipereyes
Ana
Ani
H.ao.b
Ae Oolat
Chocey
Berac Turf Club Races Draw Large Crowd and Fast Fares
The Berac Turf Club hosted a successful midweek meeting attracting a large attendance despite dusty winds. Highlights included the Trial Stakes won by Carl Zona, the Novelty Pony Race for 13.9 hands with Brownlie defeating Charge, and the Distance Handicap Trott where Daisy Dean narrowly beat Commotion.
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Berac Turf Club
Dalahea
Haring
Me J. G. Gost
Vnes
A. B.turner
H. B. Munro
U. W. Mummo
P. FP. Darcy
J. J. Darcy
A. Orchard
B. Farrell
F. M. Howat
H. Kennedy
Amd
E. Brook
Thos. Darcy
EB. R. Sparrow
Aeales
St. Mechan
Jn. Methan
Wynes
M. Ll. Schwarils
J. Bowne
Carl Zeno
Ford
Clinton
Reveller
Whitcroek
Aod
J. Thompson
B8volaris
Callaghan
Mack
Poyntom
Pearlbrook
Prince
Magic
T. Martin
Daisy Dean
dr.Millan
Kennedy
Mystery
Mr J. Honeper
Tokenette
Mr H. Beal
Rex
Mr W. Callaphan
Mr Batolster
Yalew
Mr Payne
Bill Smith
Mr Gallaghan
Mock
Yalen
J. Bowerman
Carl Zona
Meredith
Accolw
Rindell
Goldfoil
Lowry
Breos Oarl Senn
Shumec
Reveljer
Garl Geog
Shiumac
Oprl Zeoa
Shumoc
Rovelpier
Tine
W. J. Whyternss
Brownlie
J. Elin
Clargs
Riddell
Py Scolaris
Safeguard
Doyle
Mira
Dunford
Analgo
Hughes
Myrtle
Roceket
Mundoc
Searchlight
Royal Starch
Adola
Little Carbina
Qwuer
Little Nell
Hancock
Queenie
Snowball
Hettiig
Brownle
Golog
Beth
Safeguand
W. Boonister
Yalea
J. Callnghan
Pointon
Magle
Hetting
Yalta
Fearsbrook
Valen Meade
Esar Chook
M'Millan
Bird
Martin
Daisy Denn
A. H. Kennedy
Bethune
Bell
Jeasiv
Paddy Noli
Lady Jonathan
Ballygauley
Darby
Orentes
Treng
Surprise
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Aml Susip
Busia Wos
Commotion
Mats
Busie
Daisy Dewy
Hatéack
Itakaa Ma
Beal
W. Dunford
Ben
Osdar
Timo
Frloaga
Iery
bin Smith
Stortery
Buttardy
Cape
Brook
S.A
Far-Seeing Sale at Enterprise House Promises Bargains
W Stephens invites shoppers to visit Enterprise House for a storewide sale featuring groceries crockery glassware wines and spirits at low prices. The ad emphasizes up-to-date merchandise and dramatic savings across all departments urging immediate inspection and claiming thousands of bargains await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stephens
Enterprise House
Stocktaking Sale of Wines and Spirits at Colac
Colac residents learn W Stephens offers largest assortment of wines ales spirits and cordials at a stocktaking sale with reduced rates. Colonial wines muscat sherry port claret aged in wood, ales bottled by brewers and stored in Ballarat Brewery cellars to ensure bright opening.ome words adjusted for readability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colac
W. Stephens
Ballarat
Grocery and flour products listed with assorted prices
A fragmented catalog of goods including old flour brands such as Wimmera and Nosky, sacks of 200 lb, Colonial Sugar Company Best, assorted sugars and starches, water white corns, sago, gelatin, baking powders, carbonates, tartar, wax vestas, and assorted price notes, likely a wholesale or storefront price list.
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Lesti
Eneka
Wimmera
Nosky
Inalex Enterprisa
Colonial Sugar Company
Ghoien Cloinod
Fragmented Grocery List From Aged OCR
A reader’s OCR fragment lists various grocery items and prices in uncertain spelling. Items include salt, tomato sauce, bread, herbs, beverage bottles, canned goods, and dried fruits, with inconsistent quantities and units. The text reads like a shopping note or advertisement with many garbled phrases and unclear dates or places.
Stocktaking sale of crockery and glassware explores big discounts
A newspaper ad promotes a stocktaking sale featuring pink and green dinnerware, porcelain dishes, milk jugs, jars, and glassware. Items include 20 set pieces, 130 dozen shakers, and decorative caps. Prices claim drastic reductions to attract customers, with emphasis on large quantities and low per-item costs. The seller touts lower prices than competitors due to bulk buying and urges shoppers to visit the shop windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broukfast Cize
Bis ‘Ndows & Orates
Nepal
Theas
Westophane
Heavy Gauge Barb Wire and Feaving Wire Sale Ad
Local supplier advertises 20 tons heavy gauge barb wire 12 gauge 24 ton no 8 Ganga Plain Beat Galvanised Feaving Wire 0a 6d per owt 10 gauge plain beat sical galvanised feeding wire 6d per owt no 8 black pansing wire at 8s 6d per owt Special quotations for large quantities cartridges for davka rabbits and quail shooting ammunition packed with Amberite powder vast bulk seed and grass seed prices included During sale some items discounted Kash Tea offered at 18 2d instead of 1s 3d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lda
Colac to Host Annual Conference and Local Auctions
The Independent Order of Rechabites decided Colac will host the next annual conference drawing 300 to 400 delegates and friends for a week. Subdivisional sales of about 830 acres of Parraombote estate, plus 2624 acres at Ripple Vale and Hallett's Bank parcels are set for Camperdown and Colac areas. The Cullenane-Grist Dramatic Company will perform at Victoria Hall, Colac, and a series of dental, hotel, and insolvency notices fill local business pages.
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Asstlemaine
Orfer
Rechabitea
Colac
Colne
Messrs Dalgety and
Camperdown
W. T. Manifold
Parraombote
Orm's Yards
Mosera Denoys, Lancelles, Austin and Co
F. Armiytage
Mechanics’ Institute
Blrregurttn
Ripple Vale
Hallett’s Bank and Marsh Baddock
Cullenane-Grist Dramatic Company
Colac Turf Club
Viet Colac
Bob Plam
Wales
Britta
W. P. Smith
Nicolson and Co. Propty. Ltd
Bole Agests
Princess
Orlettal
Flinders Street
Melbourne
B. J. Francis
Railways Bill Move To Build Betas Newtown Line
In the Legislative Assembly the Minister of Railways Mr Bilson gave notice to move for leave to introduce a bill authorizing the construction of a railway from Betas to Newtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Mr Bilson
Betas
Newtown
YACHTING NOTES COLNE CLAN TROPHY RACING UPDATE
The fourth Colne Yacht Club trophy event sailed Wednesday with a light breeze. Boats Spirit Bonita Una Petrol Corio and Petrel started with handicaps. Corio led from start to finish, Petrel placed second, Spirit moved up to third after an early 14 minute gap reduction. At Ballarat a social evening honored D M M Paterson for winning the Colne regatta with Humming Bird, while Ballarat yachtsmen praised Joe White for recent sail-off wins. The next event is scheduled next Wednesday at the same course. current standings show Spirit with two wins and no third, Petrel two seconds, Bonita one second and one third, with several other boats yet to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colne
Spirit
Bonita
Una
Corio
Petrel
Lester's Hotel
Ballarat
R. W. Fleming
Humming Bird
Joe White
Melbourne
Challenge
Rolinnes
Colac
Honta
Tiacra
Wits
Bpirit
Bub
Local Track and Field Events Highlight Close Finishes
A busy meet featured a 440 yard handicap won by N Conway with close racing and a bicycle sprint open heats showing foot margins. Multiple contestants such as Clarke Matthews Brown Merr Dinger and Mullins chased podiums in hurdles and hack races. Races included a handicap trot won by Betty A and a two horse finish in the two year old division.
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N. Conway
G. Kerripis
N. Clarke
M. T. Carey
Wavly Hall
A. Cooper
J. W. Green
P. J. Scown
F. Bramley
P. Korvin
G. J. Mullins
V. Matthews
H. Derbam
J. Wn Man
Pear Time
A. Dertiam
G. Kerris
Secant
District Bicycle Rage
Q. Lawrence
M'Rae
Jongen
Orin Startare
Jw. Hurier
Sir Gladm
R. Pulten
GO. A
Jaatea Eliro
Ami W
HB. Woods
Cowley
Clifton i
P. Bervin
C. C. Matthews
P. J. Brown
Gilbert Merr
Eric Dinger
A. A. Buerekner
M. T. Darcy
F Cramley
Lad Shot Dead in Accidental Rifle Mishap at Stratford
Albert Woodhouse aged 14 was accidentally shot by a companion at Blackball Creek while riding a horse with a . The shooting occurred as the boy attempted to catch the horse reins, causing the gun to discharge into his chest and he died instantly. police report later.
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Stratford
Albert Woodhouse
George Wandhouse
Blackball Creek
Liss
Young Woodhouse
Messrs Stother Bros
Hortia
Wouihouse
Apa
Ane
Strutmnyoualy
Melhount Herald
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