Cattle and Sheep Sale Highlights at Ballarat and District Markets
The weekly sale reported strong activity in Ballarat with buyers present and prices firming. Cattle ranged from prime cows to store stock, selling from £5 to £11 for various grades, while fat cattle and store stock moved steadily. sheep trade showed fair demand with crossbreds and merino ewes averaging varied prices. Trade included numerous consignments from Gippsland, Beech Forest, and nearby districts, with prices influenced by weight and quality across multiple pen lots.
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Bayern
Harris
Carlisle
W. Vaughan
James
Derrimut
Leifer
W. Wylie
Wilson
Jos
Higgins
Curagh
Mn Moloney
M. Welsh
J.j
Darey
Mleod
Cowa
Lauoy
Troy
G. Ai Twlobyiat
Bathers
Seays
Yeoress
Bulls
Ayrshire
Guiteas
H. CG. Robertson
Back Wethers
Etron W. Cook
Ewes
Wertiers
Tom
Wilsangas
Anson
J. Bronsmore
Sai Puner
J. B. Carey
Stanbrook
Ee Cetie Oeaj
Ruport Baring
M. Gerlin
Birvou Valloak
Willive
Alessie Snowball’ Bros
Our. Smith
Leodjaidt Golac
Ahnkinsoo
Colac
G. Johnstone
Eale
Sjz Uead
Elle
Prome
Ualvert Bros
Mitac Bros
Gororooke
Latyre Mros
Priessi
Clenay
Beech Forest
Stonyford
Cressy
Wahi
Laver
Glenn Aire
Local auctioneers note brisk demand for live stock
The sale featured prime crossbred ewes and merino wethers with buyers present and prices aligning with last week for many grades. Quality competition remained brisk though extreme rates were not sustained. pen cattle and pony stakes outlined with weights, nominations, and prize structures.
Remains of late MreDirrell laid to rest at Colac cemetery
The funeral of the late MreDirrell was held at Colac cemetery on Wednesday afternoon in front of a large gathering. The at-home service was led by Mr Chandler and Mr Fobn ton, with pallbearers including local men and nephews of the deceased. Also noted are court cases, bank dividends, and local notices about pork export, concerts, and public meetings. The text also records a Beech Forest fundraiser, the reopening of local schools, auction notices, and a fire at Carlisle River with insured loss.
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MreDirrell
Colac
Cortese
Chandler
Church of Christ
Fobnton
John
William
David
Robi
BH. Baker
Mesere Joby Jahes
Alex. Moodle
J. M'Groth
A. Sell
Rankin
D. Tankin
W. ‘Taylor
W. Lee
G. Clifford
W. Neal
Geo. James
Jas, Bennett
People's Party
Golae
Ma Read Murphy
Bilson and Co
Bi Beran
C. Northcott
They
Harwood
Dalton Bros
M. Pratt
Union Bank of Australia
Department of Agriculture
Department
Department of Public Health
Victoria
Miss
Brueht
J. Hs
Beech Forest
Wis
Costin
Witay
Mc Scullin
Me J. Connedine
Sony
Serventies Miy
Mme
Colna Grammar School
Gor Fictura Co
Kctafria
Culuy
Gablio
Colne
Mirrive Nokut
Darcy
Michael’ Darcy
Birrogurra
Warnecourt
Father Shire
George James
J. Gost
Beeac
Carlisleiver
Sanday
Ale Joseph Champion
Tnt Sien
Harriso
Thwin
Guardian Company
Peter Gardiner
Warrnambool Racing Meeting Report
Warrnambool opened in cool weather with a large crowd at the summer meeting. Results include Lord Fyans beating Lady Alva in the Telal Handicap over six furlongs by two lengths, Modest Maid prevailing in the 3 mile hurdle by a half length, and Lythem winning the 6 to 4 on Beating handicap. Zephyron Phantom won the two Mile Steeplechase with Moyne and Cargo among fallers. Darkness won the five furlong Fony Bagh, Debre Mirelle took the Flying Handicap by a half length, and Rex led Time Handicap trot with Jim Cleve.
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Warsambool
Modest Maid
Ludwig Nazu
Prestige
Etting
Ludwig
Agat
Ain
Battleship
Hazlewood
Avenal
Enaivtham Gellert
Emulac
Lythem
Erlengin
Zephyron Phantom
Darkness
See
Debre Mirelle Bitterlan
Garth
Nest
Jim Cleve
Rex
Hilmont
Elliminyt marriage joins Miss Stanbury and Mr Dare
A wedding was celebrated at St Johns Colac with Rev Davies uniting Miss Susan Stanbury, daughter of Mrs Granbury, Colac, to Mr Elgar James Dare of Hilton Elliminyt. The bride wore white lace and ostrich feather hat. A reception followed at Mrs Stanbury’s home and the couple departed for Melbourne by evening train. The Elliminyt Debating Society plans an inter-societies contest on Lake Colac in mid March. A public deuce will host next Tuesday to aid hall funds. A bush fire near Baranga rook damaged fencing and 250 tons of firewood. several losses were reported including orewood and a dwelling narrowly saved.
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Prom
St. John's Church of England
Colac
Mr Davies
Mica Susan Stanapury
Granbury
Elgar James Dare
James Bare
Hilton
Elliminyt
Charles Stanbury
Maggie Stanbury
Charles Dare
Martin
Mrs Standby
Mtteopouls
Elliminyt Debating Society
Lake Colac
A. BE. Mqura
Barangarook
Baker
P Grent
Geveral
T. W. Methven
Messrs
Hh, Baker
J. Walters
John Beo- Alnck
Unlawful Assault at Colac Court Over Domestic Incident
At Colac police court yesterday before Mr Road Murphy Pf Tha Geath of Lav er's Hill was charged with grievous bodily harm to Joke hynh. Egan a witness said the incident occurred after a dispute over insult to a wife. The defendant fought with a stock whip, causing fractures and bruising to the jaw and face. Evidence described prior provocation, and the case was adjourned for trial with bail set at £30 surety and £50 personal.
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Colac
Road. Murphy
Tha. Geath
Laver's Hill
M'Ranon
Ouaning
Joseph Egan
Lover's Hill
Eallel
Hiem
Horamen
Poppii
Lim Sheesa dix
M'Geath
M'Grathee
Cina
Egan
Eli
iGuptha Lake
Evan
Xixtor
Bette
Gould Buen
Myan
Sosserint Olney
Bogch Surest
Ya Abe
Eean
Maivath
M'Grath
Megane
Pb Veges
Ryan
Hind
Newt
i'Grech
Vancoelt
McLintha
Aleps
Jon
Waa
Celio
Melbourne Produce Market Report from Western District Co operative
Melbourne market bulletin from the Western District Factories Co operative Produce Co Ltd lists prices and quality notes for butter cheese and eggs. Butter values show 1/10? per 2 pounds for good to prime, 18d per pound for medium. Cheese quoted firm with varied lines and potential up to 6 1/0 per pound for new or well aged. Eggs priced at 9d per dozen with higher private-line rates. slight regional variations noted.
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Western District
Cooperative Produce Co. Ltd
King Street
Melbourne
Burack Picnic Races Draw Large Attendance
A large crowd attended the Burack Picnic Races on Wednesday enjoying perfect weather and steady racing. Marvel led early in the Maiden Plate, Toby by A Craig won the Maiden Trot, and Wounderlea captured the Burack Handicap in a dramatic surge with Silver Shield close behind. Flying Stakes saw Mack win easily.
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Interva
Berry
I. Bourke
M. Hartuoey
W. Adams
W. Carew
P. Hyland
Ake Chrettall
Ds Adame
J. Carney
Thos
Darcy
Messrs
Jno. Hyland
Wm. Donegan
Wounterles
Marvel
Silver Shield
Wounderlea
Jest
Shear
Mever Bended
Mac
Oily Mack
Orphen Girl
Lucas
J. M
W. Donnegan
Guinessan
A. Gainger
Jackeroo
W. Honan
Rifle
Merino
Gay Bob
A. Craig
Toby J. Mills
B. M.mahon
Bettiage
Snagging the Gellibrand Colac Deputation Pushes River Works
A deputation led by Mr Baillieu and Premier Mr Murray urged extended snagging on the Gellibrand river from Colac to 10 more miles. Dr Duncan and others argued clean water would save land and enable direct produce routes, with the Premier proposing phased work over two or three years and the minister promising Cabinet consideration of instalments.
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COLAC
Baillieu
G. Johnetone
Murray
Duncan
Colneshire
Gre Andrew
Baker
Heytesbury
Smith
Gallibrand
Department
Duncon
Mr Smith
Ly Road
Total Council
Senate
Ikl
Colac Gun Club Annual Meeting and Regatta Preview
Sporting notes say the Colac Gun Club will hold its annual meeting at the Victoria Hotel on Thursday evening. The secretary Sir H. D. Thomas will not seek re election. A large attendance is urged. The Burwon regatta is planned for Saturday March with events including Maiden Pair Maiden Four Maiden Eight Special Maiden Four Junior Four Senior Eight and Senior Pair.
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Colac Gun Club
Victoria Hotel
H. D. Thomas
Colac Prosecution For Sheep Dipping Noncompliance
At Colac Police Court Richard Champion was prosecuted under the Steep Dipping Act 1909 for failing to dip sheep promptly after shearing. Inspector Cunningham said the act, two years in force, needed strict enforcement as no owner complied. Stock Inspector Mathieson reported 250 shorn ewes and 150 lambs infested. Champion claimed ignorance of the law. Fined £1 with £1 1s costs. magistrate warned of heavier penalties ahead.
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Oolac Progress Association
Gordon Cooper
Ea- Wein
Jim
Celae
Patita
Jo'elook
J. B. Hindhough
Michael Mearnian
Colac
Murray Strests
Mired Murphy
J. Mathieson
Brock
Richard Champion
Br Cunningham
John Mathieson
Dalgety and Co
P.M
Dairying Industry Experiments at Missouri Station Report
Experimental results from a Missouri dairy station on cream and skim milk outputs at various separator speeds temperatures and inflow rates. Findings show higher speeds raise cream fat content when set for thick cream and that colder milk yields richer skim milk with varied effects on machine capacity and fat loss.
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Deiry
Bliasouri
London wool sales first series opens with strong bidding
London wool sales opened with about 9314 bales offered. The Merino market softened slightly while crossbreds advanced about 5 percent from December closing prices. Competitors included Yorkshire and German spinners, and demand was described as spirited from a large field of buyers.
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London
Ciredy
Yorkshire
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Uolad Markets
New Sout Wales
North-Eastero District
Nore Aero District
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Cemeinfer
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Clifford
Springbrook
Ballarat
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A. G. Bendall
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Siake
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Lowden
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Irinsipal
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Inspector-General OF Savings Banks
Market Street
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Stall Committee
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Nes Uy
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Southern
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W. Darcy
Orphan Girl
W. Underwood
Twinkle A. Wuntin
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Wild Harry
Twinkle Wild Harry
W. Gallachan
Sporting Notes
Apollo Bay
Meresurrs
Birreguria
J. Leake
T. Powell
R. L. Dewing
Marriner
Ci “ Carter
London Wool Sales
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