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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
2
A long Colac sale notes strong turnout and price levels with 248 head traded at stock sale across cattle and dairy categories. Buyers remained active, demand high, and cattle prices rose beyond last week, while dairy stock and store cattle showed solid competition and good turnout at Colac and district markets.
Moodie and Co report a steady sale of sheep at our sale today with a good turnout and fair trade. Prices ranged from five shillings to ten pounds for various classes with brisk bidding and all lots disposed of. Best coins brought £7 0s 0d to £21 0s 0d, lighter sorts lower, cows and other stock also sold to buyers with steady demand.
The article notes the reopening of Vy ’ASTED Tub BELI- Two 6H P. Portahhe kangines and related facilities, including Josephs College and kindergarten, security school, and day hoarding. Prepared for the University Senior, Junior Public and Music Learning rooms by the Education Department.
Livery Line carries a reduction with sensational cuts in the showroom as stocks run heavy. Shoppers can save money now as Hilson's offers a wide range of bargains. The fair lasts only fifteen days, inviting quick, decisive visits to Colac.
A long price list showcases Big Stars Men's Pajama Hats, Boys suits, galatea blouses, and gauntlet shirts. Includes showrooms for striped cambric costumes, crepe dresses, print blouses, nurses’ wear, underwear, and a wide range of fabrics and linens with varied discounts and prices. Also lists boots, shoes, and silk hosiery.
An extended sitting of the Licensing Court will open at 9 o'clock tomorrow with Olin Loess and J W Gardner applying for roadside licenses. M Andrew Walls, former secretary of the Hertesburg slice, tops the first-class examiner’s list for municipal auditor after seventeen candidates sat the exam.
Legislative Assembly notes a stalled railcar tasan application and ongoing wonderment over its progress. officials reference the minister of Rahway and the Western Pastrier line as part of the context amid general transport concerns and proposed improvements.
A letter to the Colae Herald editor describes a church event at the Mecheerst River near Goellibrand held on a Monday. The piece praises the Sunday school children and local volunteers including Mr W. Clarke and Mr A. TP past serel officer, noting strong community support and appreciation for efforts behind the gathering.
In a letters page discussion, Colac residents debate proposed railway yard changes. Mr Hill criticizes passenger and goods facilities and costs including land and unloading space. The writer argues parts are unclear and defends the department against alleged losses.
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