Big Importing Sale Offers Wide End Ties
A local retailer promotes a large parcel of wide end ties, sold at 1/6 price each. Buyers are invited to shop in person for stock described as up-to-date and varied.
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
1
A local retailer promotes a large parcel of wide end ties, sold at 1/6 price each. Buyers are invited to shop in person for stock described as up-to-date and varied.
A collage of business notices from Colac area vendors including Taylor’s Engineering Works offering prompt repairs and overhauls, Murray Street shopfronts advertising motor gear, benzine and oils, and A J Cunnec planning water supply for premises, with Tobacconist and Hairdressing listings, all urging rapid attention to orders and services.
An advertisement announces Will and Sydenham as the men’s clothing store on Murray Street offering tailored garments and ready to wear suits. The notice highlights shop location, merchandise range, and shopping emphasis.
About 38 pupils succeeded in a music exam covering theory, art, hearing, and harmony. The sessions were held on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, with weekday schedules in Geelong and nearby colleges.
Listing details describe several compact cottages and outbuildings for sale with prices ranging from £450 to £475. Listings note features including brick construction, fruit trees, verandah, and frontages to Dennis Street and Pebbles Street. Central location on Denne Street area with multiple rooms and outbuildings.
An ad for Wesgoo offers painting and servicing of garages and motor work. It claims quality labor and guarantees whirling parts and restoration, targeting vehicle owners seeking repairs and refinishing.
The revised timetable lists running hours for trains between Melbourne and Port Fairy. It states trains are available and posted at stations for passenger guidance with routes and times to be followed.
Schedule details outline Olac Lech Forest Line service with departures on Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Monday Thursday Saturday from 11105 saw to Beech Forest and returns times 646 am and 3.6 pm. Crowes Line shows afternoon leaves 1245 pm Tuesday Wednesday Friday with returns 128 pm from Crowes to Shock Forest.
Fragmentary timetable notes show a train leaving late at night and trips between Ballarat and Orem with arrival times around 8 46. Details are garbled with day names and times not clearly aligned.
Over twenty years the Morse Indian Root Pills have sold steadily in Australia with rising demand. The ad claims a long track record, no miraculous claims, and a formula designed to aid liver function and overall health.
LIME of ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS lists routes from Melbourne to London via Adelaide Fremantle Colombo Gibraltar and Perth with sailings on Feb 18 April 14 16 May 12 14 and fortnightly thereafter. Includes third class and deck accommodations and coastwise connections to Fremantle Sydney or Brisbane. For circulars or further information agents supply details from 312 Collins Street Melbourne.
Colacolse discreet Royal support extends over a year and notes strict business pacing. The ad lists products like Orange Champagne Lemonade Fruit cordial Boda Water and Cherry Cider with simple directions to mix with hot water until dissolved.
G S Connor auctioneer and commission finance agent conducts land sales in the district at Manners Sutton Street Colac. Regular auctions include sales of horses furniture fowls and general merchandise.
fragmented OCR notes indicate L Quint on seeking to take over Gallo pothes business from ONO. the text mentions a potential acquisition by Gallo Co with Quintons pushing the deal amid unclear details.
An irregular timetable lists services from Birre to Forrest on Thursdays and Fridays leaving at 10.95 p.m. and reaching Forrest around 12.45 p.m. Deans Marsh and Apollo are mentioned with late night or early morning arrivals. Return trips run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with unclear times.
A partial OCR snippet records arrival and daily references with times such as 11.10 am and 10 am, mentioning places like Dene and Birre or Penge. The text appears as garbled diary or schedule notes with inconsistent capitalisation and stray words.
A brief racing note from Gheringhap records a 0.5 p.m. start for the Maboona event with Sorc participants. The readable fragment outlines a scheduled run and venue but lacks full results.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a ceremony or event at a location named Ballarae with a figure Colac te Creesy and a dated or numbered line 115. Readable facts are minimal and names are uncertain due to garbled text. The record preserves the mention of a place Ballarae and a person or title Colac te Creesy with a figure 115.
We transact business in all losses of Fire and Live stock Insurance at low rates. For information contact J. JOHNSTONE & CO. Auctionsers Colac.
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