Cressy stock sale reports firm cattle market and brisk sheep trade
The weekly and monthly sales at Cressy and surrounding yards saw firm demand for prime cattle with strong prices for fat cows and bullocks. Sheep and lambs sold briskly with notable advances, including crossbred wethers and ewes moving at higher quotes. Entries list buyers, stock types, and price ranges across multiple lots, reflecting a tight supply and competitive competition for quality stock.
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Shureday
Migsra Dalgety
Lira
Maguire
Apollo Bay
Acrouns
Corboy
D. Vaughee
Ldo
Mr Burke
C. Beasley
We Wold -AuLouen
J. Johnston
J. Flynn
Jmurnane
J. O'Brien
Brevard
Browne
Rutland
J. Olney
W. Gollins
Cressy
Pat Lamte
P.ica
J. Bourke
Brard
Stee
W. Vouner
Lennab
Dennin Bros
Verneoot
Irving
Tirrengower
T. Lucas
Swan Marsh
W. Rogers
Elyie
Denavy Bros
Alvie
Bealy
Adr
Pds
Glen Bross
Scott Drow
Barangarook
John Hancock
Culilismurra
Birregurra
Foxhowe
Ewee
H. Gilmour
Ondit
O.abields
Wangerrip
A. Evans
Wattle Hill
Stan Bowker
Geo. Skinner
T. Kettle
Yeo
P. M'Intosh
Varrion
H. Gibno
Parrion
H. Ball
Colec
John Watson
Pitroo
Yalloak
Ballarat
Imstaale
T. Hoberteon
Moon
Palle
Glenorchy
A. Simpson
Gazette Wetate
Prius
Ballarat Live Stock Market Report Summary
Fat cattle yarded with New Howth Wales and Gippsland origins. Prime bullocks ranged £8 to £10 2s, primes from £9 0s to £11 0s for seniors. cows £6 15s to £7 12s. Calves and sheep shown with prices easing. lambs 11s 4d to 17s, heavy weights up to 21s 6d.
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New Howth Wales
North Hastero
Morgan
Devon
Bald
Ellwood
Talgarne
Richardson
Old Hurnawartha
Clifford Brow
Springbrook
Tired Morning Start Brings Fatigue and Headache Symptoms
Reading fragment describes morning tiredness with dull mood, headache, loss of appetite, and low energy. Mentions persistent fatigue and low motivation in waking hours, implying possible sleep or health issues.
Dit Hendersons Nerve and Brain Food Patent Tonic
An advertisement for Dit Hendersons Nerve and Brain Food claiming to soothe the overworked brain restore nerve power sharpen appetite and tone the system. Promoted as a simple tonic with a two shillings sixpence price and urging use before mornings for a clear head and energy to work.
CREDIT- FONCIER LOANS ON FARES AND SAVINGS
Notices advertise credit loans from £50 to £2000 at interest rates, with principal reductions and options to repay at any time. Public notices include church events, Sunday services, and a bereavement notice for Nathan John Westbury of Beech Forest. Also listed are a shareholders meeting for Colne Dairying Company and police court debt cases with fines and costs.
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General Savings ‘Banes
Mest Lok
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Noethan John
Test
Nathan John
Colac
George Fame
Undertaker
MG Vie. Pearson
Colne Dairying Company
Toon
Colne
C. J. Rior
Tohn Carey
Pércy J. Tullock
Anthony Kolo
Bilson and Co
PF. Qolling
Samely
W.d. Nichal
Colac notes mix of sales, concerts, and council talks
Local items report a special sale of 100 split fresh horses at Slessra J Gr Johnstone and Co. yards, a Ledoval Band recital in Colao Gardens next Sunday, and a trustees sale of property in Melbourne. Also covered are licensing court transfers, choir rehearsals for a concert, council meetings, school transport, Swan Marsh ball, and trade worries amid Colac races preparations.
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J. D. Thomas
Boreentom and Agenoy Coy
Melbourne
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Thomas
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Presbyterian Church
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Ira
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State Schools Conference
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New Star Picture Company
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Jerry Buyiller
Votes For Women primntiye Sh pTNET
Reuters reports Cabinet ministers have reached a difference of opinion over the franchise issue. It says ministers will not take part in further propaganda after Friday’s meeting at the Albert Hall where Lloyd George and Sir Edward Grey will speak in favor of granting votes to women.
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Thom
Lloyd-George
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Foreign Affairs
Threatened Coal Strike Grows as Wage Clash Deepens
London reports say owners reject miners demand for a minimum wage. Talks at Conciliation Board break up with no agreement. Miners insist on regional minimums from 6s to 7s 6d for various pits and 5s for other workers, reject two year wage freeze, and seek committees for fair schemes. Prime Minister Gladstone invites leaders to meet at the Foreign Office to avert a strike.
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Udy Bre
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Admiralty
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Mie Railway
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Liverpool
Stecker
Northumberland Minera’ — Federation
George Askwith
Cays
Asquith
Jim
Saperetely
International Miners’ Peioration
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Midlands
Derbyshire
Great Fire in Houston Destroys Blocks and Homes
A major blaze in Houston Texas last night swept the eastern city, engulfing about twenty five blocks and leaving thousands homeless. Large cotton stocks and several manufacturing plants were destroyed with extensive property losses, while workers fled as flames approached hotels and other buildings in a bid to escape.
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Reutera
Houston
Texas
America
Wight
Miot
Trig
Second Pork Shipment From Tasmania To England
Tasmanian government pork expert Mr R J Terry leaves for the south to supervise a second trial shipment of pork to England. Over a ton is planned to test English markets while addressing export safety, inspector issues, and future brand prospects for Tasmanian pork.
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R. J. Terry
Launceston Daily Telegraph
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England
Terry
Commonwealth
Tasmania
L Purchyard
Bealf
London
Gharry
Wewt
Othey
Colac court fines men for illegal minnow netting
At Colac a court heard inspector Rowson prosecute J Roach and Willie Haugh for illegal netting to catch fish in Lake Colac. Witnesses described a small gill net used to catch minnow as bait for perch and the Progressive Association's role. The defence contended minnow cannot be a legal bait under the Fisheries Act, but the court found an offence and fined both defendants £2 each with seven days’ probation.
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M'Callum
Thin Lake
Mr Lowell
Myr Hancock
John E. Hayes
Progress Association
Met
Roach
Hanover
Mr Wancork
Colac
Tong
Nebtin
Alexander Jarrett
Hayes
Reneh
Jones C. Roach
Haugh
Ib Hayes
Mr Sewell
Sewell
Richard Clarke
Pereh
Moach
Mieack
Malemen Axhay
Laver's Hill notes and local events toast success
Correspondent reports on agriculture letters about Westerworth rye seed with pricing and distribution details. Laver's Hill hotel lease, appointments, a successful concert for cricket and football clubs, Moonlight annual race meeting results, and a serious riding accident with a broken neck fragment the program.
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Director of Agriculture
Westerworth
Uate
PF. Harrington
Laver's Hill
Pan Juwt
M'Grath
Farrington
Quinlan
Sinee
M'Donald
Scott
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Me M Mursane
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O'Dowd
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Moonlight Cup
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Dug Kore
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Ward resigns Liberal leadership reshapes New Zealand politics
Sir Joseph Ward announces retirement from Liberal leadership, signaling a shift in the Liberal-Labor balance. He warns against governing aims of the Opposition, pledges to support Liberal and Labor allies, and vows to assist in preventing a large landowner led consolidation from sweeping away liberal policies.
Australian meat methods in bid for German agreement
During a London visit German meat workers observed Australian slaughtering, inspection and grading practices. J C M'Canon, South Australia Trade Commissioner, discussed dressing a carcase in Berlin abattoirs with German officials and a veterinary inspector. Aimed at a bilateral compromise conforming to German regulations. M'Canon to return to South Australia via America, leaving London in July. Major Norton to resume former role as Trade Commissioner for South Australia.
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London
Woleamen
England
J. C. M’coon
South Australia
M'Cany
Berlin
The Crusher Strike Correspondence to the Editor
A letter from crusher employes explains wage demands in the Cotus Shire Council area. It contrasts local pay rates with neighboring shires, notes daily rates of 9d to 10d, and describes working conditions and a give and take policy to keep crushers at full speed. The authors argue their wage request is fair for the Western district.
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Colay Herald
Cotus
Camperdown
Mortlate
Porter
Cobden
Colac
Cressy Inc
Colne
Messara
Dogald
Gihiin
Irvine
Oll
Barrowmen
Reform of the Lords debated in Commons after Belfast visit
In the Commons the debate on the Address to the King's Speech resumed. War Under-Secretary Col said troops at Belfast for Churchill’s visit cost 2709 pounds. Prime Minister Asquith said Lords reform would come during the present Parliament, after Ireland gains self-government. Bonar Law warned Home Rule would be dangerous. The amendment opposing the Government was defeated 231 to 224 with Nationalists and Labor members voting with the Government.
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Belfast
House of Loris
Treland
Cy Colled
Asquith
Ireland
Bonar Law
Trish
F F. & Smith
Livepool
House of Loraa
Daring Robbery Leaves Student Sandbagged in Sydney
Albert Boyter Hero, a student and son of A J Hordern, was attacked at his Waitara gate after returning from the theatre. He suffered a severe brain concussion and shock after a blow with a sandbag while bystanders were restrained. Earlier a household member heard noises from the same gate. A £100 reward is offered for the assailants’ conviction.
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Sydney
Albert Boyter Hero
A. J. Hordern
Bis
Waitara
A. J. Hotdern
Cricket trouble delays England tour selection in Sydney
In Sydney on Thursday the cricket selection panel faced a delay as players were asked to decide by 2 p m whether to accept England tour invites. Secretary Mr Smith said definite replies were not yet received and that changes to the squad were possible with responses due by Tuesday. Gregory and Thalat named for roles, Williamson to fill wicket keeping, while Carter and other selections awaited final word.
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England
Warner Endesyorvil
Roar of
Control
8. Smith
JM Boor
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