Cattle and Sheep Market Week Summary Across Vast Sale
Weekly market at Oglac and nearby yards saw 118 head cattle and 318 sheep traded amid keen competition. Fat cattle sale was patchy with an overall easier tone. prime beef sold well though many cattle moved at varied prices. Cows, heifers, and stores showed solid demand. sheep trading mixed with steady to firm demand, lambs and ewes fetching varied prices across multiple vendors and yards.
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Faareday
Mesars
J. G. Johnatens
Careens
Tully
Molly Wil
Bend
T Tindale
Apello
Onlwert
Eowelee
Belfern
T. Thodale
T. Lares
Pombartett
Fee Epi
Thain Banke
Gon Crabbe
Harris
Cartale
J. de Pieig
Tirteagewer Estate
Hoppell
Nedangil
Everenter
Geo Barter
AE Cawoud
Apollo Bar
T Maerrin
Wolfers
Warrenle
A M
Avin Banks
Heeac
Mo Tantin
Neele Avie
Miss White
M'Remele
Winchelses
Diereeuree
Ewing
Mees J
T Dunlop
Jax May
Jan Hallett
Birre
Srdow North
Jno
Metallum
A. Parr
Pry
A Klange
Duniep
Lincoln
Lincoln Recus
Mersim
Prosser
W. A. Mounties
Mesere J
T. Dunlop
John Malham
John M’callum
Daimett and Co
Nyvers
Apollo Bay
Fayiey
JH. Hindson
J. Purmodr
M. Maguire
A. Lovatt
W. Lawrence
Livestock Sale Report From Meek at Bkeene Wednesday
Fortnightly sale notes show fat cattle and dairy cattle yarded amid light rain. Pigs, store cattle, and calves sold well with numerous buyers and strong demand. prices recorded for individual lots including Mr A Pink Mr A Douglas and others, with a notable sale of perished stock. A special sale of prize stock and sundries scheduled for Wednesday July 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bkeene
A. Pink
A. Douglas
Leyby
Stevens
Jom Smith
M.calvert
Wettelee
T Mkay
Selmon
Matty
Witson
F. Frazer
Stete Cette
Dtw
Datry
Mawson
E Parker
Deo T Allen
Batty
Missen
Beckard Springere
Ruarr
Brown
Black
Nepfere
Trattae
J. Smith
D Watt
Bor J. Prowse
J Saimon
Db Craig
J. Seimon
Frezer
Lke
Prince Wen
Waltey
Fragmented Melbourne page on prices and timings
Readable fragments show price figures and timing notes for various goods and activities. The garbled text mentions per head costs, weights, measurements, and references to specific names and places, but details are obscured and largely indecipherable.
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Melbourne
Melbourne cattle market price fluctuations and quotes
Report from Melbourne cattle market shows demand for prime cattle and good pens with buyers paying higher rates for prime bulls and cows. Sheep demand remains steady with good crossbred ewes and lambs, prices near last week, and overall market activity described as active with best rates shifting toward prime stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alara
Cate
Tully
Lee Lep
Todog
Cammicu Stock Market Report From Tureda
The market opened with strong demand across cattle and sheep. Prime cattle remained in strong request with prices on a par with prior sales, while store cattle and dairy cattle saw keen demand. a full yarding of dairy cows and a large batch of store cattle sold under lively bidding.
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Tureda
Tehemnore
Tarre
Penrbornett
Best lightweight cattle and dairy prices across ranges
Prices show best lightweight bullocks from 9/7/6 and lighter sorts from 17/1. Best cows quoted £8/10 to £10, with good and feshy cows from £6 to £9. Additional dairy traits scarce with high values. Springing cows and heifers seen at 27/2/6 to £6. Calves and sheep prices noted, fat wethers up to 53, cross bred weaners 12/10 to 15, small do to 14. Wondries at full prices.
Weekend Auction Sees Broad Sale Across Fowl Fruit and Gear
Thareday sale reports heavy penning of fowls and a complete clearance at varied prices for hens roosters and turkey hens. Extra supplies included fowl ducks geese and a large fruit influx with prices for apples pears and oranges, plus vegetables and furniture items sold with strong turnout and good values.
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Thareday, & Vonser
Valleta
Melbourne
Notamundra
J. Lioyd
Tf Tulloh
Miraiout
Hillhorne
Toether
Ko Gilesyde
Rosemeorne
Dewrs Thome
Joyce
Hubare
Scottif
Kndenter
Bo O'Callaghan
Colac Auction Catalog Totals and Market Notes
Auctioneers Thomas and Joyvoe report a large sale in Colac with numerous house and land transfers during the six weeks ending June. Dozens of properties changed hands including blocks on Hart, Manners-Sutton, Conner, Pollock, Howitt, Scott, Campbell, Whisen, and more, with total sales amounting to 15,055 for half year. Buyers drew strong interest and prices remained good across the township market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messre Thomas and
Joyvoe
Colac
Anthony
Th M Sprowles
Beeac
M. Hytie
Polwarth Street
A Oberne
Wecornt
A Hieming
A Conner
Beear
Geldaworthy
Searle
Hart Street
J. Hlane
Jeremiah Bourke
Manners-Sutton Street
Barlow
J. G. Lucy
Howitt Street
H. Hanson
H. Dbd Thomas
Conner Street
J. Bourke
S Murray
Sanddringham
Corerpeke
J. Matona
Corercoke
Walter Wylie
Scott Street
Mawson
Geo. Simmons
Barramings
Ty Qheen Street
John William Leon
W H. Carr
Pyant Street
Mir J. Croft
Theyd
Pollock Street
W. Herr
Bon
WP Lowe
J. & M'Mahon
Kk. James
Melbourne
Campbell Street
W AH Complatt
Samuel Manfield
T E Tullor
JG. Jatinstone Aml Co
Mathers-Boulton Street
Colas
M. Kerr
Nalangil
John J. Byrnes
Warrion
Pirron Yellen
Mire
Dironathetd
Howe and Land
Notice of Auction Sale for Honey Wholesale Poulterer
Public notice informs Mole and district that V Honey wholesale poultry business has been sold to The Cectong Procture Amen company. Auction sales begin at Market Square tiedelong with items including butter bacon poultry fruit and crates available upon application. A Wo Honey will act as baker for the bows firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Square
Tieelonge
Fragmentary Evening Program Spots in July Edition
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and times for an evening event including individuals such as Mr G. E. Dobson and Herr Collins. The readable bits show a 7 PM start and mention several attendees, but specifics are incomplete and uncertain.
In Memoriam of Cather Morris Davison and Nellie
In loving memory of Cather Morris Davison who passed peacefully at Blyth Howe Colac on July 1901. Remembered forever by his daughters Quemabe and Jettle Pewisg. Nellie, beloved daughter of Monew and Jame brew ing, died at a young age in her fifteenth year. The family expresses sorrow and faith with the line Thy will be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Monew and
Jame
Learte
Newt
Alexander Roe
Ballaret
Willan
Emma
Public debate on federal and state expenditure reform
The text critiques rising federal spendings and taxpayer burden while urging reductions in state expenses. It argues federation promises promised savings failed, Parliament’s excess and party discipline hinder reform, and electoral promises distract voters as elections approach and politicians seek reform labels without real action.
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Commonwealth
Lea
Country Party
Conomise
Duchiners
Parliaments age eared for eeder tte of "talking shops" end hever Was
The Colic Herald notes a disheartening state in the colonial legislature. The Governor's speech prompts broad debate but little concrete progress. Calls arise to abolish idle sessions or reduce members, arguing reform would speed business and curb ceremonial waste. Public opinion blocks expansion of a larger council.
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Lael Souston
Seston
Enor
Watt
Htate
Colac notices and meetings set for July and August events
A chaotic Colac page records political timing with ministry notes, local railway talks, and a planned visit by Mr Pieter of Une ortetnt Oppostoen. It also notes a timber accident near Forrest injuring William I Deacon, plus community meetings on school shelter sheds, a charity ball, and railway feasibility discussions.
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Pieter
Oppostoen
Mimetig
Colac
Pitter
Grand National Hurdles Final Acceptances
Final acceptances for the Grand National hurdle race list M Alp in Clontail Wingarara Kings Ransom Br Celt Dust C borderer Bir sot Flash Jack Blind Harry Be anie Eli Brandon Chess Bottleslip slated for Saturday's run.
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Melbourne
M'Alpin
Clontail
Wingarara
King’s Ransom
Dust C . Borderer
Bir
Birregurra Progress Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Birregurra Progress Association met Tuesday evening with Rev M Lowe presiding. The 1913 14 balance sheet and annual report were received and adopted. Officers elected: President Reg i M Lowe vice president Dr J Kirkpatrick hon secretary and treasurer W Shepherdson committee Messrs T Griffin W Ennis J Shepherdson T Neville A Miretee and A J Cook auditor W Hardt. A Birregurra Mutual Improvement Society meeting followed with a debate on capital punishment and a verdict for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birreecurra Progress Association
M Lowe
Mumm
N Otheer
Farquharson
Reg i M Lowe
J. Kirkpa Flek
W Shepherdson
T. Griffin
W. Ennis
J Shepherdson
T. Neville
A. J Cook
Birreurrea Mutual Improvement Sorte
Vun
MIT
Tvilebus
Deene Golf Club Trophy Tournament Details
The Deene Golf Club plans a Saturday tournament for a Lang trophy. Nine or more foursomes will compete starting about one o clock. District golfers have shown intent to join, weather is dry and rain is needed. The event aims to raise interest amid limited pastures and pest outbreak concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deene Golf Club
J. A. Lang
Dairy Herd Testing Urged at Ferner Convention
At the Ferner Convention the dairy testing proposal drew strong support. A resolution backed establishing state dairy testing associations modeled on New South Wales and New Zealand programs. The government was urged to provide a subsidy of ten shillings for every pound raised by each association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plac F and A
Walec Dairying Company
W. J. Byrne
Thames Valley Dairy Company
New Zealand
Colne
Burneline
Denmark
Victor Oly Sydenham
Vlund
Sydenham
Colac
Thames Valley
Tose
New South Wale
Colac Doctor Gibbs to Receive Cases at Local Private Hospital
Dr Wo Gibbs has long served Colac and district and will continue to receive cases from local medical men at the private hospital in Isang Street Colac. Dr Gibbs will attend Pattiemin there as before. A compulsory parade of the Nuni 1 Company seniors will be held at the Drill Hall on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie
Colne
Warrion
Inglis
Volne Woet
Colac Dramatic Society
G. F Chandler
Wirron Yalloak Hall
Beyveral
Geelong
Hate
Colac
Messrs
Thomas
Joyce
Johnson's and
Rodger's
Sean Oa
Gibbs
Isang
Etud
Resliges
Fagbourne
Hursvees
Marca
Pattiemin
Nuni 1 Company
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Oglac Markets
Norman
J. Flynn
HK. Champion
E Jeanea
M. T. White
G M Kenge
W. Newcombe
Moffat Diroe
Accant & Woole
E Johnson
Sasa
A. Bleck
Acount & Johnson
Walt
Toval
Cammicu
Polac
Pwretie
Australaria Limited
John Grice
H. M Strachan
Edward Trenchard
J. Newman Barker
E. H. Wreford
Coline Street
Victoria
South
Ralia
Western Australia
Aarietlorle
London
Firshopegate
E.c
Aubtralasia
Millars
South Melbourne
GT Jonn
Church OF England
Presbyterian
Caurch
Kress
B. Murphy
Methodist Church
M. Morris Wee
Herr Collins
G. E. Dobson
iUe
Librand Street
Gilbert E. Chendler
Chas. Wilcox
Cellibrald Street
B. Corben & Bons
Smith Street
Clutton HL
WM Bartlett
New South Wales
Pabl Up
Capital Reserve Fund
Propriatore
V. Ae
Ohd
Murray Street
E. T. Craddock
I. Whitehead
Lavison
Mr Dear
Sekbarid Morte Demeon
Paket Pekortelly Wieg
Colic Herald
Colac Observer
Verseiemey
Priday
Ard
Bela
Perio
Anmoumimed Om Werowedes
Janes Mathenon
Birregarra
Eisteriwick
Colachramatic Society
Grerna
Victoric Hall
O of
Birregwurra
William I Deacon
Forrest
Lr Fitzpatrick
Uirrecurra
Deacon
J. ¢. Mantfold
Mh.r
Corangamite
Kennedy's Creek
Tou Dnt
Frank Krulfe
Rolfe
Cornrooke
Colac Pellee Court
Messrs J F. Parkinaen
D.C. Duncan
J's P
P. M'Govern
James Mgovern
St Andrew's Literary and Debating Society
St. Andrew's
Robert Louis Stevenson
J Storrison
M'Kay
Morrison
Johnstone
Stenhouse
Come Progress Association
Let
Comprdown Association
Creeton
Patty) Morrison
Glan Alvis
Bevace
Mesers
Fitgatrick
J. Callahan
J. Beanwood
J. O' Shea
Sitwerd Morrissey
Jo J) Morrisey
Joe, Morrisey
T Murnane
J. Deinhunty
W. Bowley
Hayward
M'Gloin
G. James
Glen Alvie
South Sea Island
A. W Nenkervin
St Andrew's
A.W.N.L
Fire Brigade Hall
W. Johnstone
T. W. Hancock
Derry
Telegraph
Birregurra
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