Colac weekly stock sale reports strong cattle demand
A large Colac sale saw 251 cattle and 628 sheep offered with strong bidding from outside and local buyers. Fat cattle ranged from low to mid quality with prices rising. dairy stock and forward-conditioned cattle fetched higher rates. Sheep and lambs sold briskly, with a keen demand for forward weaners and cross bred stock amid overall market strength.
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Jabez Dalmon
Jos. Smith
K. Sherman
A. E Dunstan
H. A. Tillett
T. J. Msuaachy
Anderson
Sicily
J. Br, Gode
Tare Caves
Onder Keem
G. H. Hills
Mueh
J. B. Gude
Jerse
Melville Liros
G. Alderson
Thos. Umker
John Geary
J. Walsh
Jersey
Alexander Brom
W. Bush
Jas. Jotosen
G. A. Hilla
W. Fleming
Alexander Bros
Thos
Baker
Junr
Chas
Turner
Clive Robertson
T. Baker
W. J. Hyan
Jno
Geary
E. Price
Smith
Aml
Jas
Mathews
Shannasss
Christie
Lei
W. Callahan
Ch. O'Shunnnasey
W. Uhnoete
Lars KR. Wilson
Andrew Edwards
Porward
Lambe
A. Fmworde
Fat Bo
Ll Vage
Wilson
A. Kidwards
Sota
Mie
Joe
Joa
Miseen
Pat Cattie
Theichel
Vearlinga
Areerd
Messrs Divon Bros
Lieton
Merino Wethere
Peter Nelson
Ewee
Jo Ado
Jamba
Od. Poynton
F. King
Wethers
J. Farrell
J. Clark
H. Arstall
Gamden
Bonkin
J. Cameron
Winebealsen
Dreeie
Alto
Mel
de Caevert
Dresiie
Alvie
A. Barber
J. H. Morrieh
Swan Marah
J. Smith
Warrion
Swan Marsh
L. ME Calvert
Gnarvya
Odit
G. C. Williams
Jobo Way
Calvert Bros
Heilera
Melbourne
Mosess Calvert
E. Proseer
Ondit
John Hallett
Birregurra
H. Beach
Jas. Talbot
Collyer
Collyer Brog., Yeo, 21/1; 14 comeback ewes on account fof Mr A. M'Cresdt
M. Tannis
D. M'Cready
Mdit
Lamle
A. M’cready
Yeo
Colac
Tea
M'Tunald
Beeae
Dgnoon
Larpent
W. Box
Carlisle
Toleman
Pirron Yallonk
W. J. Irrant
Rosesmoyne
Shropshire Cross
Cartisle
Lismore
Lemb
Cress
Laver‘s Hill
Laver's Hall
Jasmore
Ballarat Live Market Report Indicates Strong Prices
The Ballarat live market saw full attendance with keen bidding. Prime cattle sold from £14 to £16 extra for top quality, with good to prime prices rising and buyers left unsatisfied at the high end. Sheep were in supply with Merino wethers mainly 16s to 17s, and overall values showed a marked advance.
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Ealing
Melbourne Pig Market Returns Steady Prices At Auction
A large turnout at the Melbourne pig sale saw 2070 head penned with strong competition and generally firmer rates. Prime hogs sold 22/ to 38/ 0d, seconds 17/ to 21/, cutters 8/ to 18/, and extra weight hogs 3 10 to 8 5. cattle, apples, and vegetables also cited with brisk selling and solid demand across listed produce items.
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Reta
Malbourne Livestock Market Report Wednesday
Malbourne market opened brisk with prices rising through the day as 2005 fat cattle entries from NSW and regional districts bid strong. Prime bullocks ranged from 14 to 20 pounds, cows 7 to 17 pounds, fat calves about late rates, with 400 penned and totals influenced by regional yields.
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New South Wales
South-Eastern District
Inppeland
South Gippsland
Butter Market Briefing Reveals Price Control Efforts
A Sydney Butter Factories Board hearing heard Charles F C Meares of the Opattal Pacmera Co-operative Forietiy and officials discuss price parity with Victoria and New South Wales. Witnesses described a London supervising committee monitoring market movements and preventing manipulation while export and storage constraints affected retail prices and shipments.
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C. F. C. Meares
Opattal Pacmera Co-operative
Lar
Veectorics Association
Anes Board
Sydney
Pearse
Victoria
Kewmouthh
Wales
London
Tair
Fadney
Dunn introduces Colac cab service for travelers
J H Dunn announces a new Colac business offering a well equipped cab service for travelers to and from trains and private engagements. Services include parcel collection and delivery to trains and houses, with express parcels and to and from picnic events. Personal supervision by the proprietor guarantees satisfaction with a trial offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dunn
Colac
San Ill Ron
Scott &T
Tel
Powell and McDougall announce carriage factory venture
Powell and McDougall notify Colac and district that they have taken over the carriage factory and partners of the late Mr James Hrett. They seek contingence of solid support for the new firm and promise guarantees and satisfaction. Descriptions of vehicles will be provided. tradesmen are employed.
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Mansners
Sutton ST
Colac
James Hrett
Anstone and Have Private Sale of Cottage Land Pieces
A fragmented sale notice offers various properties including a 1 roomed cottage with frontage on Heese Street at £140 with £95 deposit, a 1 roomed cottage on Pol lock street at £300, and Moore Street options. Listings mention 1 acre 3 roods land on Queen Street, deposits from £30, and terms to balance weekly payments.
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Heese Street
Pollock Street
Queen Street
Coleads Bulding
Queen
The Unseen Hand Behind the Nation
Morning 11 Mr A Flutterbuck Evening 7 Rev J BR Bradbury presents Subject The Unseen Hand Behind the Nation in a public talk. The event features speakers discussing covert influences on national policy and society.
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Mr A. Flutterbuck
J. BR. “Bradbury
Colac Notes And Events Highlight Local Doings
Residents of Dreeie arrange a postal delivery route to Mr James Burke for the new service. St Johns Girls Friendly fete postponed to December in Victoria Hall with a program of music and addresses by Mra Humble. Obituaries note the late Mr James Dwyer laid to rest in Colac cemetery. Dr Taylor of Santo, New Hebrides, to preach at St Andrews and other public notices include auctions by Mr D Milne and local property sales near the railway station.
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Dreeie
Mon Ronrille
James Burke
St. John‘s
Hospital
Victoria Hall
Wennesda
Hamilton
Warrnambout
Lnte
Colac Grammar School
St. Job's
Mra Humble
Geelong
Mre Humble
Meade 9
Birregurra
Mra Teare
Taina Hosking
Elsie Gray
Meliuande
Edna Hoaking
Eisele Gray
National Industrial Education League
London
George Reid
Australia
Great Britain
H. D. Thomas
Thoreday Pest
D. Milne
Wimba
James Dwyer
Colac
P. Dalbiel
A. O'Dowd
James Cameron
J. H. Lawson
M. Ryan
J. Robertson
J. Ryan
Father M‘carthy
James
St Andrews
Dr Taylor
Santo
New Hebrides
Taylor
Victoria
M. B. Berg
Murray Street
Moorabeel
Melbourne
Jn. Hall
Balch
Spo
Colac Borough Motion Sparks Heated Debate On Town Growth
A Colac council meeting discusses forming a borough to boost growth and services. Proponents cite improved governance and markets. opponents warn of higher rates and unclear benefits for farmers and the shire. Debate covers electricity, yards, and town–country relations as residents seek clearer steps.
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Walter Selwood
Colac
Boreign
Coada
Australia
Melbourne
People Council
Era
Wes
Ela
Colne
Andeo
Nioe
Bryerybody
Elliemingot
Plae
Aleo
Qolac
Maryborough
St. Arnaud
Horsham
Warrnambeel
Hamilton
Koroit
Pet
Warrnambool
Ballarat
Geelong
Fulton
Varda
Hamilt
Hamiltor
Colat
Colac Bhire
Phonid Coley
Colaca
Wynne
A. Mackay
Wis Iolac
Horough
KE. M. Forbes
Trarket
Duncan
Wieborough
Qmler Bot Uge
Eave Mae
Ehire
Cowneillors
Powood
Airship Disaster Near New York Claims Crew
A fragile airship named Vaniman near New York collapses in a blaze during takeoff, killing Melvin Vaniman Calvin Vaniman and three others. The Akron sized craft, 264 feet long, had 3000 spectators watching as it rose and quickly burned, with bodies scattered among wreckage.
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Lew York
Ted
Miaata City
New Deri
Del
Melvin Varin
Mit
America
Walter Wellwis
Atlantic
Vauiman
Melvin Vaniman
Calvin Vaniman
Sporting Notes and Local Events Report
Sporting notes cover Geelong horse racing at the show course where 7 runners produced two favorites Jolly Boy and Tiere winning, All Red and Wallalo placing, with outsider Siron winning the Waterloo plate. Also mentions a woodmen chopping fete at Gellibrand River with eight contests and a train schedule Colac, plus a hospital fund sparrow match and Diamond Scull Club results in dull weather.
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Geelong Hace Club
Agricultural Society
Favorit
Jolly Boy
Wallalo
Mise
Lu Ron
Vindin
Gellibrand
Colac
Sparrow
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