11 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe classes or shows titled Nimies with focus on specs and motions. The text mentions individuals and sessions but lacks clear event details, dates, or organized structure. Further readable context is needed to identify participants, place, and outcome.
A garbled OCR item lists various institutions and terms, mentioning Upticotan and Hefredthomias, a public notice about a business opening, and references to music and teaching theory. Mentions Geelong University, Trinity College, and Victoria but lacks coherent facts. The fragment suggests exams and musical curriculum across several colleges with unclear dates and roles.
The text lists numerous street names and addresses including Hesse Street, Campbell Street, Calvert Street, and Dean Street. It references measurements, plots, and a central location with a cottage and a possible public or building notice context, but many fragments remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Laurel street Colac district sales and a weekly Thursday market. Mentions Mecuhe Maeteon Svhes of Alegrmes Finaiture Fowl and General Farm Picts. References Potato Siecet and United Insurance Co Universal Shemp Dup in unclear context.
Fragmentary notices describe two dwellings on Tem e Dwelling and Queen Street with mentions of a gantry free event, dates like 12 i week and 16/6 week, and a tattered reference to J Prams Street. No clear authorities or outcomes are established in the legible text.
Multiple advertisements announce agents for Paige and Morris Oxford light car Prambler motor Lorrien Valkner Electro Co shearing machines Austral milking machines Globe separators and general engineering. They promote prompt repairs, plant and tools, engines boilers and accessories with calls to Colac address and waterworks connections.
A revised train table for the Western District center includes altered or cancelled services with postings at stations. The list covers routes through Melbourne Port Fairy Geelong Warrnambool and Pirron Vale with departures arrivals and intermediate stops and notes special services on Mondays and Saturdays from Forrest to Lurrepurra and Doane Marah with various timing adjustments.
Train service details show daily departures from Forrest at 2 pm to Veans Marsh arriving at 40 pounds fare and Hirre crere at 9.6. Postengore for lore change at Oane Marsh Track departs now. Mondays and Saturdays 11.00 am. Other days return from Lorne at 10 am daily.
A timetable fragment shows departures from A tain at 8.50 a.m with stops at Gheringhap Inverlegh Wingee Cressy Gtrathrean Berrybank Goarkeet Lismore Derri sallom Vite Vite Fora Pore Nora Serra Westmere Mimmers and final arrival at 9.10. Times next to each stop range from 9.36 a.m. to 12.49 p.m.
Fragmentary OCR note references a train schedule with vague times and mentions a 9.5 p.m. element. No clear events, destinations, or entities beyond generic times.
A timetable fragment shows a train leaving Colac at 9 40 pm with staggered stops Irrewarra at 10 45 pm Ondéit at 11 5 pm Besac at 11 36 pm and arrival Cresgy at 1 20 am, followed by an unclear segment Gets.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe early morning departures and arrivals with times such as 7.0 am and 3.15 pm and mentions unknown entities Beese Aireware and Mrive cot. The readable parts document departures and times but lack clear events or named organizations.
Advertises steamers of the Orient Lane with up to date amenities for safety and comfort across all classes. Highlights include berths dining rooms deck services and cuisine as a specialty. Service to Fremantle Adelaide Sydney and Puigh with agents available for further information and application.
The article notes the prominence of talking machines and stocks the His Master’s Voice brand. It discusses price competition and market demand for phonographs and records, highlighting model variety and consumer interest in affordable options from major retailers.
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