Weekly stock auction yields strong cattle and sheep demand
A large sale at Apollo Bay and multiple venues saw brisk demand as 320 head of cattle and 810 sheep moved with prices strengthening. Fat cows and forward-condition cattle sold to £6 16s, store cattle £3 10s to £6 10s, and springers to £6. Prices for crossbred sheep and lambs improved slightly with top lines hitting 13s to 16s for ewes and 12s to 14s for lambs. Buyers from nearby districts attended, with substantial consignments from Calvert Bros, Marriner, Neale, Crabbe, and others.
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J. Go Dubumuoe
HSU
Calvert Bros
Dreese
Alvie
W. Marriner
Colac East
D. M'Lennan
Pirron Yallock
Les. Neale
Larpent
Geo. Crabbe
Feo
Cororooke
Yeslere
Fuce
BF. Lyons
Tes. Voloney
F. Misi
U. Gredfel
J. Moyle
O .Teuszan
W. Styan
Reid
Waleon
Arcobart
Jiestmileh
Neil M'Innes
Pf'rdeves
Jas
TH. Derman
Birresurra
Shropshire
Jas. Burke
Laver’s Hill
John Campbell
Jas. M'Grath
Gellib
Thomas Eades
Thomas
Mills
Elliminyt
Carmody
Apolla Bay
Gee
Kennedy
Messrs Dalgety and Co
Ltt
L. Martin
Apollo May
John
Eee Derrim
John Toleman
J. Q! Connor
Aml Wade
Mt Savin
Acjeount M
Gilmartin
Matthews
J. Pumphrer
Parker
Yeo
O'Shannnssy
P. Matthews
J. Johnson
Steve Lambs
Sanallash
W. Naismith
Cressy
Suider
Ewes
James
Elbonish Live Stock
MAR Ag
Caine
Vasa
Henry Seles
Morgay
Devan
Oe Balleels
Caine Roiiway
Derrunui
Seolt Burhan Metate
Moyne Falls
A. Trangmar
Bttick
W.lavery
A. Matheson
Stadford
Annual meeting of cLUB with horse and pony races
The program lists Urial Handicap ten sovs about five furlongs, Pony Race ten sovs about five furlongs, Beene Handicap six sovs, Distance Handicap Trot twenty sovs, Handicap Hack Five sovs, Welter Handicap ten sovs, and associated rules and entry details. Entries close February 5 with nominations and weights to be posted. special train services and fare refunds noted.
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Woveley
Honda
Daisy
Pisor
Allpost
Stoke
VTLA
Stules
R.C
Cressy
T. Dorey
Messrs Watson
Bendall
Starkeord
J. M*pheil
Newtown
Rokewood
Beape
Colav
Colac
Germong
Eas
ML. Edwards
Greasy
Hendersons Nerve Food Promises Quick Morning Revival
An old ad claims Hendersons Nerve Food restores energy and appetite, easing headaches and overwork fatigue. It markets a simple tonic that promises to lift morning dullness and revive nerves, with a price of 2 shillings 6 pence.
Notices Credit Foncier Loan Offer for Farms
Loans from £260 to £2000 at 4 percent interest and 1 4 percent principal reduction. Freehold or Crown leasehold properties eligible. No charge for mortgage deed. Loans repayable on half yearly dates with small early repayment fee within five years. no penalty after five years. Apply at Post Office Savings Bank or by letter to the Inspector General of Savings Banks, Market Street, Melbourne. Corner of Hesse and Dennis Street near Free Library.
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Credit Foncier
Ap Post Office
TAE Inspector-General OF
Savings Banks
Market Street
Malbourne
United Priorily
Queenscliff
Shwatilig
Cole Milway
Dyiver Gibson
Acl
H. D. Thomas
Gellibroad Street
W. A. Johnotten
Lummer
Melbourne
Luray
Fisher
Srell
O'Manu
Jdele‘es Ton
Murray
Charles Dickens
Victoria Hall
Colac
Myr Afalcolm Taylor
Barranuma
Chas Belfrage
Bari Dovng
Eliza Lee
Olangolal
Yaughy Rallot
D. Carrally
Government notices and local council race talk in Hampden region
In the Government Gazette notices a Crown lease transfer is announced for Mary Scouller to Robert Scouller in Moorbunool parish. Hampden Shire Council candidates emerge with Black declining and Mackinnon confirming. Winchelsea court sees a light docket as McDonald handles petitions and verdicts. Vaccination compliance cases appear among local magistrate actions.
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Anders
Government Gazette
Iissue
Valward W. Williams
Barangarook
Mary Scouller
Robert O. Scouller
Moorbunool
G. Black
Bennett
Parish
M'Donald
Ol Havin
Victoria Hotel Colac sale fails to meet reserve
The Victoria Hotel Colac was offered this week in a going concern sale but failed to reach the owner's reserve, with the bid of 13,600 falling short. Additional notices mention weekend travel to Geelong by motor car and further fare details from Mr Stephens at Enterprise House.
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Victoria Hotel
Colac
Geelong
W. E. Stephens
Sphens
Enterprise House
Scotland
Ave Maria
O'Dowd
G. Nicol
Belfast
Admiralty
Winston
Chur
Ebill
Naionalist Party
John Redmond
Ulster Hall
Istern Unionist Council
Ulster Liberal Association
MG Winston Churchill
the Admiralty
Association
Ballarat
Aliss Dorothy Davies
Jessie ‘Taylor
Dorothy
Davies
Burton Marshall
Dorothy Wheeler
Tisie Hearn
Fidel Woorls
Leon
Ard Millman
Jessie Taylor
Videsaiel Hearn
Jessie Sydenham
Nida Wheeler
Eva Marshall
Mollie Watson
Dorothy Taylor
Maggie Donk
Lily Woods
Costello
Iafe
Thomas Costello
Maryborough
Dunolly
Lauda
Victoria
Queensland
Western Australian
Western Australia
Cyessy
Ielda
Cressy
Tabarook
Derrinallan
Colac Herald Letter Attacks and Defends Local Traders
A reader reply to editor letters from Colac recounts disputes over claims of perjury and misquotation between Mr Covler and local traders. The exchange covers accusations of boycotts, hours legislation, and attitudes toward the Saturday half holiday, with references to Clarke, Hill, and Tooley Street lawmakers in a charged defense of the traders' association.
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Colac Herald
Covler
Uy Baring
R. Clarke
Clarke
Traders’ Association
Samo
Ds Hercatrapto
Tooley Jstreet
Grelock
Hill
Lis
M‘tntessy
Laine
Till
Messrs
Cowley
Shanks Fonts
Palwarth Traders’ Association
Liberal Conference Mee ting Sparks Traitor Accusations
At a public Liberal Conference gathering in Goulburn New South Wales Wade condemned Willis as a traitor to Liberal principles and to free speech. He accused Willis of aiding Labor to stay in office and to push policies contrary to Liberal aims, declaring the ministry had betrayed the party and its supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
U.S.W
Wade
Willis
Labor Party
Slftvam
Enid Fy Wade
Premier's Conference Sees Mixed Reactions to Industrial Policy
Premier Murray stated the recent Premier's Conference could not reach decisive conclusions on key issues. Treasurer Watt said the group produced a fair view of industrial questions and federal efficiency. Gauge and rail policies were discussed, with Australia likely leaning toward the standard gauge. Victoria pressed Savines Banks claims to protect public interests, while the conference fostered friendly but varied positions among states.
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Ay Murray
Ife
Watt
Om Ju
Tue
Reeord
Arstrtin
Fisher
Commonwealth
Victoria
Bowas
The New Pacific Menace and Pacific Duty
Dr Miller Maguire spoke at the Royal Colonial Institute on the Pacific’s rising importance to Australia’s export trade and broader Asia North America ties. He warned that Asia’s crowded regions and impending shifts risk Japanese influence and the Philippines, urging Britain to maintain imperial superiority and Australia’s obligatory military service amid strategic Pacific poles.
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London
Wednessar
Miller Maguire
Ramil Colonial Institute
Pacific
Australia
Asia
North America
Maguire
Colne Gun Club Annual Meeting Report and Finances
The Colne Gun Club gathered at Victoria Hall with Clements presiding. An apology was given for Vaughan. Debits and assets were noted with balances and planned fund-raising to reduce overdraft. Officers and committee were named, with plans for pigeon matches, memberships, bets, and monthly socials. A Melbourne result update and local market prices for butter eggs and related goods were also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colne Gun Club
Victoria Hall
Clements
A. V. Vaughan
Melbourne
Iit
W. H. Clements
John Calvert
P. Howatt
W. FB Stephens
HM and
Vaughan
Inglis
A. Creig
O. Craig
Craic R. Burns
Pete Ruary
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