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Newspaper

Colac Herald

Location

Colac, Victoria, Australia

Date

Feb 19, 1915

Page

2

Colac auction reports strong fat cattle and wide market activity

The Colac market scene shows robust fat cattle demand with competitive prices and active yarding of cows and forward sale cattle. Sheep and store stock also feature, with buyers present, varied prices, and extensive notes on individual lots and consignors across Colac and district.

Tharsis Messra Dalgety Ant Co, Ltd Colac Cororado Bayer le Fom Elore Therwnedy Epeesbeed Ooes Mernane Miethe Vetus Dereody Murnane Tate BK Jotneon W. Haatley T J. Morrimy Boras

Fortnightly sale at Selwood and Vage draws large crowd

Selwood and Vage ran a midweek sale, reporting steady yarding of stock and strong demand for store cattle and autumn cows. Prices ranged from modest sums for calves to higher values for fat cows, with favorable buyer turnout and a varied line of hides, skins, and produce including potatoes apples pears and tomatoes.

Selwood and Vage Buvery Pal Morrie Grant Pierce J. Metaren H. Salmon

Tucker's Promises Big Surprise for Ladies Line

A large surprise sale is in store for ladies at Tucker's with reports of a huge lucky purchase event. The announcement hints at special offers and notable bargains for shoppers.

Tucker's

Bishop and Lent Messages at Urch of Sunday Service

Sunday February 21 offers a 1 am on Sunday in Ontario service with The Bishop's Past seal and a 7 am talk on The Meaning of Lent by the Vicar at the church. City readers are invited to attend the Anglican service.

Eee Pofroets Catherine Oun Poultry el Otter Ranatave Per Duke Ieee Pletires Fenders Ehnrn Bitchete CW Reed Drapery Biker Temign Ofan Tev J. Patten Meturtby Bueac Presbyterian Board of Management BR. Morrell J. B. Morrell George M'Donald Irregulia Church of England Fev Fal Lane Queensland Jo J. Moth Chris

Fragments From Gellibrand Street Sunday Notices

Sunday notices list names and times for Bibble School and Adult Bible classes. Snippets mention Mr Quinton, Mr Collins, Mr W Chap pel, and Mrs MHeather with unclear roles and fees around 7.90.

Pti Quinton ' Poai Hev T Collins HL W, Chappel Pau Mphew

The Ofac Observer and Dairy Trade Debates

The Colac Herald discusses the Ofac Observer and a lengthy dairy industry debate. It notes industry dissatisfaction with cream grading, potential government action, and the need for farmlevel improvements to ensure first grade quality and fair pricing amid rising costs.

Notices and Events in Local District Meetings

The local Inspector notes new rules under the Par ts and Shops Act effective January 1. Employers must issue certificates of employment and maintain an overtime book with weekly returns. Water supply issues are easing. a report to the trust is expected next month. Community notices cover prices, sales, and upcoming events across Colac and district including concerts, theatre, and fundraisers.

Austral Library Collins Street Melbourne Mo Wael

CUTOL Promised Remedy At Victoria Hotel Ad

Advert reads CUTOL as a soothing healer tested by Australians at the Victoria Hotel. It notes improvements and mentions innovations in hairdressing and billiard room while promising latest cigar brands and cherettes in stock.

Victoria Hotel

Co operative Cream Trade Faces Pressure Over Quality

The article argues dairy buyers must pay for cream on a first grade basis to prevent a decline in quality. It warns government objections risk harming co operative efforts, as purchasing inferior cream undermines the industry and the cooperative model.

Ronge Leena Qi Oetrymnen le Positon Australia London Osborne Wester District Associat Hom Queer Street le Hard Wyatt

ANA Wins Trendly Card Showdown At DOO Hall

Members of HACHS and ANA competed in a Monday night card tournament at DOO Hall with ANA securing 3 to 2 in games. The event drew 44 participants and set plans for a rematch later, while Rev Litter’s Centenary Fund appeal and lantern-view lectures drew a large audience and strong support.

Ha.c.hs ANA Doo Hall HACBS Erb Evethre M- Toreet Garin Alycuit Memibers Eee Agin Af Mle Ditternek Beoac Cn Litter Madde Commonwealth Airrawfont Susilo Schdaot

Swan Marsh District Ladies Entertainment Draws Crowds

A Monday night event organized by the district ladies in Swan Marsh drew a large crowd. Prominent locals, including Ken Pether M'Glwin, urged generosity, a £31 4s collection was raised, and a tug of war won by the Kervin team. Music by Misses Mo and M. Showdy, plus a hoopla table and dancing until daybreak, marked the lively fundraiser.

Ewcertaate Sue Cose Ken Pether M Fwan T. 4 Sesten Mathieson

Melbourne Flour Market Prices Fall Across Grades

Melbourne market reports heavy supply of pies and flour with weak demand. Prices show broad decline across tiers from inferior to prime, with lower bids for heavy and light weights and occasional higher quotes for top quality and farmers sets.

Melbourne oNte Tebe

Coursing Club Meets Amid District Reorder and Races

A recent Coursing Club committee meeting chaired by A Heap discussed four vacancies for secretary and representative posts. Delegates from Western Districts including Mortlake Camperdown and Colac arranged district boundaries and set a date to resolve clashes, with final decisions to be referred to the SC. Races and motorcar events are scheduled for tomorrow with entries good and first race at 1:90 PM.

A. Heap Chas Lorin Mortlake Camperdown Colac Hexham Lismore Cressy Penshurst Casterton Coram Korot Field Cape Clear J. Mitchell Old Coursing Club Messrs Heap Youn Middleton

Patriotism Fund Reimer Efforts Praised By Committees

The note lists sewing committee activities and donated items including garments, pincushions, handkerchiefs, bags, and cushions. Names such as Miss Wilson Miss Nellie Milow and Mrs A J Miller appear among donors and recipients. The filing mentions Red Cross Degas Teece Committee and various charity items sent to aid a cholera belt.

Cora M'Vean Morrell the Grains Bagel & Sks

War expenditure figures disclosed by Australian minister

The Australian Defence Minister states that total war spending for the financial year will reach about £41,000,000, not including the Third Expeditionary Force of 10,000 men, with total expenditures around £113,000,000.

Sa' Pearre

No Business Depression Draws Crowds at Stephens Enterprise

Crowd gathers as staff promote shopping savings with claims of unusually low prices. Advert shows customers urged to attend sale highlighting value and money saved per pound versus competitors.

W. EK. Stephens

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