Melbourne Sheep Market Runs Slow Amid Limited Demand
Gomers GTA Melbourne market reports a moderate turnout with 16 trucks of sheep and 11 trucks of lambs by road. Buyers attend but overall sentiment remains cautious as prices ease. strong demand for select classes persists with top lambs around 17/9 and ewes to 15/4, lambs to 16/6, and other values drifting lower. Geelong sale notes similar dull demand and cautious pricing across cattle, fat sheep, and lamb categories, with crossbred and merino deliveries showing limited willingness to bid higher.
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Melbourne
Lembe
Urous
Nanan Webang
Geelong
Ditchley Park Hotel Promotes Scenic Excursions and Camping
EW SUMMER and HEALTH RESORT advertises Ditchley Park Hotel Beech Forest offering panoramic views from 00 feet above eye level with sights toward Pyrentes Grampions and the Aire. Excursions to noted landmarks and camping at Duelley Park are arranged by proprietor John Gardner with attentive service and gentleman's showers nearby.
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Ditchley Park
Beech Forest
Theatry
Pyrentes
Grampions
Coracgamite
Gotac
Becac
Misty Leake
Tey
Aire
Ocean
Hopetoun
Beauchamp Bay
Parkinson
Little Aire
Traig
Powney
Ohn
We Gardner
Duelley Park
Tiitchler Park
Local Business Moves Private Residence Workshop
In a notice of removal Ms Forbes states that more of her time will be devoted to outside business and she will run a workshop and stores from her private residence on Nnfold Street. She thanks customers for liberal support and notes ongoing stock of up-to-date hangings oils and broads.
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Enta
Ciumits
Calan
Danounest
Prince of Walda Hotel
For Particulars Apply Mr i Ga John Stone
A brief notice advises interested parties to apply particulars to Mr John Stone of Orit Houses in Georgia. details are limited in the surviving text.
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I Ga. Johnstone
Orit Houses
Cobden race weights and holiday fare notes
The Cobden race notice lists weights for Sporting events to appear in several papers and details about handcaps and allowances. It mentions a Publicans' Purse trial handicap with extra weight, a Hookmakers' Fee deposit, and a special train from Camperdown to Cobden with return timing after Melbourne arrival.
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Vistg
Camperdown
Cobden
M&lday
Melbourne
Coban
Colao
Ares
Credit-fonci er Loans On at Melbourne Savings Bank
Advertises practice of ACTICES CREDIT-FONCIER LOANS FROM 60 TO 2000 AT 4 PERCENT INTEREST AND 1 PERCENT REDUCTION OF PRINCIPAL PAID OVER FIVE YEARS. LOANS ON FREEHOLDS OR CROW-LEASES, NO MORTGAGE FEE IF PAID OFF EARLY. APPLY AT PORT OLIVE SAVINGS BANK OR TO INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF SAVINGS BANKS, MARKET STREET, MELBOURNE. Also thanks to friends for sympathy after bereavement Beech Forest 26/2/12.
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Port Oliver
Inspector-General OF Savings Banks
Market Street
Melbourne
Weivaney
Western Victoria Axemen’s Association Sports Programme
A list of axe event handicaps and prizes for the Western Victorian Axemen's Association sports. Includes underhand chop, standing block hop, novice underhand chop, and foot race with nomination fees and first prize values. Transport by train from Colac and Birregurra on the morning of the sports, with supper and trains returning.
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dAssocia
Colac
Birregurra
Forrest
Bolland
Boots and Shoes Offerings Highlight Comfort and Value
An ad promotes footwear quality focusing on leather, construction, comfort, and price. It touts ladies and mens options with Glacie Kid Balmorals and other styles, listing prices such as 10/6 and 6/11, asserting strong value and neat finishing.
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Nevis
Ada- Shores
Colac Dairying Company Meets Amid Strife and Transport Hurdles
Notes from the district report on the Western District project show Mr. H Ogilvie tours Nirrands Nullawarre Mepunga Princetown Port Campbell and Peterborough with 83 percent farmer share uptake. A Colac Dairying Company meeting features heated exchanges over £21383 dividends and a hospital grant dispute, followed by school and railway platform updates in related notices.
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Dire Panit
H. Ogilvie
Keyyurnig Company
Ogilvie
Nirrands
Nullawarre
Mepunga
Princetown
Port Campbell
Peterborough
eHorts
Fairleigh
Cobden
Tancock
Hia
Colac Hospital
Hancock
gnole studenta+anden
AGRE
Molbourme
Fairy Line
Thhs
Buckley
Morine
Birregurra
Warnepord
Beech Forest notes and church and civic events in Colne Shire
Local notes recount Hancock attending a Colne Shire Council wage discussion last Saturday. Reports on lad Wilson from Beech Forest recovering after wine exposure. misnaming of doctors clarified. Collated notices include Shire interviews for Goulburn irrigation settlers on March 28 and a Linen Guild meeting at the hospital with enthusiasm and future gatherings. Homecoming at Church of Christ drew full attendance with baby cradle roll and Noahs Ark sermon. Beershire insolvency and Beear Branch ASC meetings update, with new members elected, expenses approved, and a memorial fund for Adam Lindsay Gordon. Premier of Queensland offers dredge for Federal naval ports. caution urged on adoption due to coal-intense operation and past delays.
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Arete
Coloc
Wilson
Beech Forest
Bruchl
Backhouse
Colne
Sth
Uth Marah
Goulburn
Lile Gouch
Guild
Beear Iranch
ASN
Beckman
Adam Lindsay Gordon
D Dillon
Selma
Meckmann
Mes
Sys Hoyd
A. Burnett
O Stevens
J. Dillon
Queensland
Marriages Births and Deaths in Victoria 1911 Statistics
The report shows 11,088 marriages the highest on record, 33,044 births up 1607 from 1910, and 15,217 deaths, with infant mortality at 6.87 per 1000. Melbourne contributed three fourths of births. pulmonary tuberculosis and cancer caused most deaths. Deaths under one year numbered 6.87 per 1000 statewide. Mortality rates for typhoid and scarlet fever were lighter than 1910, while diphtheria and measles rose. the excess of births over deaths stood at 17,827.
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Victoria
Greater
Melbourne
Tes
Abe
Thors
Coal Crisis and Labor Leader's Views in Britain
London reports awaited on a threatened coal strike as Labor MP James Haslam warns of frank talks when negotiations resume. Derbyshire miners strike, coal owners consider reopening talks, and government vows protection of life and property as South Wales and Lanarkshire actions unfold.
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London
James Haslam
Labor M.P
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
South Wales
Scotland
Nottinghamshire
Lanarkshire
M'Kenuna
Home Secretary
House of Commons
South Wales’ Miners’ Executive
Frederick Crowsley
St Aldershot
Bottomley Thrashed in Strand After Bankruptcy Fallout
In London on Monday night Horatio Bottomley MSP, recently declared bankrupt, was attacked in the Strand by 70 year old Audrey Lowe over a personal grievance. Bottomley declined to prosecute. he was fined £100 for contempt of court in the Prudential case over alleged slander in John Bull related to a bankruptcy scheme.
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Router's
London
Horation Bottomley
Bottomley
Strand
Audrey Lowe
Lowe
Dprudential Assurance Company
Horatio Bottomley
High Court of Justice
John Bull
Sensation in Commons as man fires revolver
A man in the central hall of the House of Commons drew a revolver and shot himself. The weapon was loaded, but the injury was not serious and the man was seized. He claimed the government was suppressing Tolstoy's teaching on the Messiah.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Himelf
Mann
Tolstoy
Defence of France Argues Doubling of Effort
M Vanessan former Marine Minister argues doubling effort amid possible need to face German fleet in North Sea and Austrian ships in the Mediterranean. Political tensions rise as strategic threats loom for France and allies.
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Reuter
Paris
M. Vanessan
Marine
North Sea
Mediterranean
Brisbane strike decision grants badge wear by tramway workers
Justice Higging of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration delivered a reserved decision on the Australian Tramway Employees' Association reference. He found the Brisbane and Melbourne tramway companies had harmed reputations by restricting badge wearing and ordered the unions allowed to wear badges in uniform or on duty, with an injunction. The Brisbane Tramway Company Adelaide Tramway Company and Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus Co Ltd were named respondents.
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Aelbourne
Jvethe Higging
Commonwealth Court of Conciliation
Australian Tramway Employes’ Association
Workera
Justice Higging
Brisbane
Melbourne
Justice Higelos
Brishane Tramwey
Adelaide Tramway — Company
Melbourne’ Tramway and Omnibus ‘To. Ltd
Proposed Hospital Vote Debated by Colac Dairying Company
Colac Dairying Company discussed granting £200 to Colac Hospital at its meeting in midweek. Tensions rose as supporters and opponents argued over compulsory versus voluntary contributions from shareholders amid rising hospital needs and dairy industry growth.
Sequel to Assassinations Sparks Rioting in Crete
The murder of three Magnaman at Hartomandos near Curra in Crete triggered a riot as mourners tried to move the bodies to the Consulate. Gendarmerie attempted to halt them and clashes left many injured.
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London
Strife in New York as Riots Shake City
Advices from Lawrence report a strike clash in New York with two men wounded after police and rioters confronted strikers. Shots from a tenement sparked reprisals, thousands of marchers clashed with authorities, police reinforcements arrived, and several arrests were made.
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New York
Lawrence
Vn A | Bach
Deans Marsh Athletic Club Meets March 6 with Races
The Deans Marsh athletic club announces events for Wednesday March 6 including road race from Birregurra over 10 miles with riders J J Deasleyber and J Pollock among others. A NOVICE BICYCLE RACE covers distances up to 80 yards with Carter Kul Finnigan and Buck listed among entrants. Several other bicycle races and handicapped events follow, led by John Rankin as Handicapper.
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Birreguart
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J. J. Deasleyber
G. Caterovo
J. Litho
DO. KK
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Pollock
J. Drewin
Yee
J. Lypeh
T. Wienigan
Jy Yis
H. J. Buck
Evane
W. Stankin
W. J. Anil
MM. Gladman
Beasley Ser
FP. Dendithorn
J. Patterson
Fh. O. Carter
D. R. Kelly Kigras
J. Beanpny
Lynch
T. Finnigan
J. Buck
J. H. Brans
W. Swonkis
J. Hobieway
Frank MIntyre Honored Before Leaving Firron Yallock
A crowded Mechanics Hall in Firron Yallock hosted a farewell for cricketer Frank MIntyre who departs for Queensland. Local club president C Grist chaired as tributes flowed from J W McCoombe M Ray and others. A smoker’s outfit was presented, performances by Miss Ninhan and Miss Henry followed, and district ladies provided refreshments.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Firron Yalloak
Frank M'Intyre
Queensland
C. Grist
Messie J. W. Mc
Coombe
M'Ray
M'Intyre
Miss Ninhan
Tarpent
Henry
Pirron Yalloak
Dor Clarke
Affray with a Burglar in Randwick
An armed burglar entered a Randwick residence in the early hours. John James Thompson pursued the intruder from a balcony and fired twice, injuring the burglar who escaped. Mrs Hilda Moor reported a missing gold wristlet and Thompson noted a loss of 20 shillings and 3 pence. A later report mentions Speedwell Cycles sales at Mat Burns, Murray Street.
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Bachasuel
Randwick
Am Boarder
John James Thompson
Tipper Church
Thompson
Hilda Moor
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