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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
1
A promotional burst proclaims a Great Cash Sale by C. and J. Northcott beginning Saturday June 28 lasting one month. The text touts sweeping reductions across many departments including dresses, millinery, damask, gowns, hosiery, and wool goods with extensive price-cut messaging and period advertising flair.
A scanned wartime era catalog fragment lists clothing items like shirts and pants for men, boys, and youths, silk shirts, and various fabrics, plus grocery staples, kerosene, bread, sugar, and household wares. The text names vendors, prices, and product types, including mustard, flour, tea, and hardware items, reflecting a broad general merchandise page.
Fragmentary list of garments and accessories with prices and vendors. Includes aprons, infants wear, chemises, bed linens, hats, gloves, dresses, stockings, bedding, and various dry goods. Mentions multiple brands and stores, itemized by category and cost in pence or shillings.
Advertisement announces Tulloh & Company's Winter Fair starting Friday June 27 with a focus on early shopping and large crowds. The note promises extensive displays and urges customers to shop early for best selection and value.
An unclear obituary fragment references a death in July with garbled names and local identifiers. The readable parts point to a public notice of a death and burial details, but essential names and places are missing. The item lacks concrete facts to identify persons or location.
A long fragment discusses reform efforts and the Tattersall auction house. It mentions government action, trade interests, railways, and parallels to broader social issues, citing opinions of various observers and references to legislative debates without graphic detail.
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