Weekly cattle sale yields strong fat cattle demand
At the weekly sale in Colac 295 head of cattle and 935 sheep were yarded. Buyers were plentiful and prices for fat cattle rose versus last week, with multiple consignors and buyers noted. Several fat cows and heifers sold at varied prices, while other farm goods and goods in trade were listed, including household items and produce, with extensive account details and numerous names cited.
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Acount
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Aevant Das
Owerker
Igor
Aewart
Arermet
Artis
Garuewe
Spain
Ate
Jobnet
Omar
Cetewi
Fanny Lee
Colac court hears reply over road dairy offense
In Colac a witness described seeing a man discharge whey on a road near Inglis farm with the defiant reply that everyone else was doing it. Magistrate warned enforcement and noted rabbits may be harmed by such acts as a potential deferral of charges was considered.
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Colac Police Saat Geri E. Oeuneres
Brown
Weel
Inglis’ Farm
T. W. Vieerark
Alvie
Flo
Mareatet
W. T. Hott
Pirrom Yalloak
M. Consedine
M. Kerr
W. ‘Nom
T) Hope
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A.kay
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Henson
J. Kerein
Burn
Laem Same
Cricket Meeting Amends Schedule For Preston Match
The article records a cricket meeting of St Patewhs delegates discussing the upcoming game between Caledon and Medlowtree at Preston, with a 1 00 pm start. It notes player lists, team officials, and plans for attendance by officers and observers.
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St Patewh's
SNSWAL TOURNAMENT DRAW UNVEILED AT COLEELIH S COURTS
Tennis club announces singles and doubles draws for the SNSWAL event at Coleelihs courts with players including Miss Mack, Rev ko Mo Bard, Mary Johnstone, Bob Cordner, Calvert, Tilton, Gibbs, Morrell, and Longden. First round pairings feature Powell vs Craske and Cordner vs Meredith among others.
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Mo Bard
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Bob Cordner
Oeal
Mary Johnstone
Kemp
Fo Wong
Awe
Mess Strachan
ML Calvert
Meo Parsons
Lo MO Calvert
Punk
Wo Kander
Mis Cuningham
Lienms
A. W. Dennis
Cowder
E. Camepie
A. Pink
E. Pink
Cubbs
J. Gibbs
Mes Shaw
Craske
Powell
L. Calvert
Dilton
Cordner
Oats theft case tied to Apollo Bay workers
Frederik Lang Charles Telford faced charges with seed oats theft from Frederick Finlayson’s stable. Evidence from Martin Lang and others placed oats bags at Lang and Finlayson’s properties. In court the bench found oats stolen. each defendant fined £5 with £4 8 costs and a month to pay.
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Heag Stoben
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Hanrock
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Ariel
Martin
Lanesen
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Fang Tel
Pilaygon
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Liborer
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Finay
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Fred Lang
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Comrade
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Prohibition Orders Sat on Prince of Wales Hotel Visit
Bert Harwood and John Charles faced charges for being on licensed premises at the Prince of Wales Hotel on a Sunday. Prosecution described drunken travelers and open doors late night, with observers testifying the men claimed to be travelers. One man named Charles faced name confusion during arraignment. Fine imposed and other charges adjusted. proceedings detail hotel witness accounts and prohibition orders.
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C. W. Meredith
Bert Harwood
John Charles
Prince of Wales Hotel
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Seddon
Nankervis
Prince of ‘Valus Hotel
Nenkervis
Groper Maine
Carroll
Jamie
Charles
Wader
Janes Clarkes
Carrell
Ote
Coe
Okie Tema
Heck
Anid Witnes
Stetanas
Farewell remarks for Mr Read Murphy at Police Court
The district bids farewell to Mr Read Murphy P M as he departs after many years of service. Superintendent Beck praised his fearless yet considerate administration and improvements in the district while Mr Cunningham for the legal profession lauded his handling of first offenders and support for justice.
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Etry
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Hal
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To the Editor on Library Meeting Punctuality
A reader criticizes late notices for a Free Library meeting and questions why the public gathering was scheduled to clash with other events. The writer protests the short notice and calls for punctual, fair warnings to ensure attendance and support for the library.
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Colag Herald
Hieh Wei
Yin Wedi Ke
Denmark
Regatta and Council Critique in Colac Herald Letter
A reader defends the young regatta committee and urges less harsh criticism from municipal councillors. The letter argues the committee is doing good work for Colac and that harsh judgments overlook circumstances.
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Colac Herald
Euch
Regatta
Paltty
Vocation Becas t ee Cater Progress Association Bassar
The text is corrupted and unreadable. Reads as a fragmented note about a meeting and a schedule but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or events to accurately summarize as a newspaper item.
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