Sheep and cattle sale yields strong demand in Melbourne market
The weeklystock sale reports yarding of 2030 sheep and 27 cattle with strong demand across fat store and dairy cattle. Prices held firm for fat cows and forward springers, while sheep yarding showed a clear demand with several crossbred ewes and fat lambs sold at higher figures. Melbourne market notes 1095 fat cattle yarded from multiple districts with prices fluctuating but largely steady, large turnout of buyers and steady top rates.
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Mesara Baker
Sydenham and
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Walind Atafts
O'Brien
Naplhine
Murray
J. Donohue
GC. Galvert
J. M‘donald
J. Walters
T. Harlock
J.” Walters
Layliy
Laslay
Geo. Grey
M. Divan
M. Burke
Air J
Taylor
Wit
Ealwards
Varriner
JF de Hirt
Nicon
Wethers
Accon Birk
Mure Roy
Kat Snarhs
Acton Mesure Tankin Bros
de Many
A. EH. Kannedy
Oa. Edwards
MM. Digwan
M. Garey
Calvert
James Flyon
Widington
J. M'Grath
W. Podser
Sulee
J. Mowe
Nulangil
Jricé
Purelinger
John Turner
Nolangit
Johj Matonochie
Camperdown
Thomas Baker
Sabivision
West Bank
Messie M'Dowall Bros
John M'Callum
Birregurra
Pirren Yalloak
Colac
Tate
L&t
Anthertin
Coremoke
Layti
Colac West
Yeo
Deans Marsh
Birre
Dixie
J. Missen
Ellinvingt
Eno
Jersey Wall
Reading
Ayrshire
Brison
Cort
Ploweh Lwia
Bnerows Lite
Melbourne
New South Wales
North Eastern District
South Gippaland
Weatorg
Dlociog Ealea
John M*nicol
Dnooa Talsora
Builaola
Reid
Eddington
Chmperdown
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Melrove
Gerno
Leod
Talisker
Winir
Dewand
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Chester
Attell
Victoria
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Hieh & Tan
King
Queensland
TV. Pankments
Dandenong
Guith
Nicolson
Gream
Flinders Street
E. J. Frouig
Stephens’ Busy Enterprise House Sale
A promotional notice touts the sale at Stephens’ Busy Enterprise House as the greatest and most awaited event, promising no disappointment and wide interest.
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Stephens
Enterprise House
Souvenir of Geelong notes and local notices
Colac notes report on government leases and licenses, parish land details, old age pensions, and ANNA updates. Community groups such as Colac Branch NA and AWNUL discuss fundraising, sick lists, and secretary changes. Funeral for Mr Dowipsey and Arbor Day plans feature alongside road and motor trade notices.
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Inna
Commonwealth
Iesse
Tin Commonwealth
Colac
Government
William J. Congram
Olangelah
Herbert &. Hall
Weeaproinah
Thomas Hall
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Charles Farrell
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James Saunders
Wongarra
Jola Kenn
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M. D. Dalley
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KK. Cooke
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Lazares
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Clarke
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WH. Brown
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Cote Cemetery
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Watson
Nuwrats' Assa‘ciata
Stanbury
Girlinehonn
Colac Hospital
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Alvie
Imat
Tyree
Mat. Bucens
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Unconstitutional Expenditure Report Hits Sir Thomas Bent
The Committee of Public Accounts reports on Bent's use of public funds without Parliament approval. It details how Bent sought dissolution of Parliament, misjudged money availability, instructed the Under-Treasurer, and whether warrants and withdrawals complied with law. The panel urges Audit Act amendments and penalties for false declarations to ensure accountability.
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Committee of Mable Accounts
Tth Jaouory
Thomas Bent
Ollowing
Thos. Hent
Thos
Commiittee
State Rail Freight Inefficiencies Under Scrutiny
A fragmented report compares freight charges on state owned versus private railways highlighting higher costs on private lines for a ton of potatoes and indicating the state system may offer lower, simpler rates. It discusses per ton per mile costs and reflects debates over state ownership and anti socialist sentiment affecting transport policy.
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Velit Jeniliquin
Behuen
Raibways
Melbourne
Bestawetle
Melbourne Debates Free Trade and Protection Stance
In a Melbourne session Mr Johnson defended free trade against duties while Mr Spence argued Labor blocks. Deskan linked to odd alliances and Tevenue rulers, Sampson blamed protection on nationalism. The platform favored nationalisation and heavy taxation to raise revenue from 1294 acres, with exemptions.
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Spence
Labor Party
Deskan
Germany
Great
Urain
Sampson
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