Large Weekly Stock Sale At Mesara Dalgety Yard
At our regular weekly sale we yarded 200 cattle and 812 sheep with steady fay cattle prices. Accounts from John James Derrimut and Tirrengower Estate show multiple cows and heifers trading to £7 15s with strong dairy cow demand. Total cattle and sheep turnout remained high with good store cattle and lambs selling to a busy attendance.
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J. Balmon
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Ondit
Sama
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J. Ho Morriseh
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Jus. Cool
Yeo
Ayrshire
W. R Edgar
J. E. Hindson
Baley
J. A Hindson
W Underwood
J. Ince
A. Ince
Calvert Bros
R. W. Edgar
O. Harris
W. Rogera
J. Dunlop
J. M’guire T. Splatt
M‘neill
Wethera
Thos
M'Raxi
Buregurra
Owen and
Wethers
Messre Bwayo Bros
Nalangil
Lamba
M. Bourke
Warncourt
Thos. M‘rae
Birregurra
Menara Doherty
Mc “Ie, and Co
Camperdown
Jos. Mack
Berrybank
Berkshire
Beech Forest
Dairy stock sale notes and municipal notice from Colac
Details of dairy cattle prices and yarding at Beech Forest and surrounding districts with varied pen prices and sale conditions. Includes fat cattle from multiple districts and general market trends. Municipal notice invites applications for Head Gardener at Colac Botanical Gardens with duties and remuneration to be provided.
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Colac Botanical Gardens
P. C. Wilson
Shire
Oolar
Government voices concern over land settlement policy
The governor criticizes land settlement delays and large estate holdings while urging faster subdivision of Crown lands in the Mallee and other districts. He warns that concentrating fertile land hinders entrants to farming and could curb rural growth, urging decisive state action to open land and expand farming villages.
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Mallee
Gmmtry
Rinte
Babban
Compulsory Land Purchase Bill Aims For Law
The speaker notes the government will table a bill this session to enable compulsory requisition of land. It urges swift passage so the measure becomes law and allows acquiring land at fair values in suitable agricultural localities.
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Janey
Larceny Case at Colac Polices Court
A young man Cordon Campbell faced Colac polices court on a charge of larceny from the Postmaster-General's department. He admitted taking about £14 and explained he had previously advanced funds and stamps which he later moved. The case was adjourned to July 27 for possible sentence under the Indeterminate Sentences Act.
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Road Murphy
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Cunningham
Laver's Hill
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Poutal Department
Lover's Hill
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Western District Co-operative Bacon Curing Company
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Cunntingham
PLM
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Germany
Australia
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Funeral of Md. Thomas Davison and local notices
The paper records the funeral of the late Md. Thomas Davison with Masonic attendance and local officials, plus diverse notices on waterworks opening plans, cinema programs, shop ads, and community events in Bleivier and surrounding areas. Also notes overseas politicians’ Glasgow visit and inter-societies competitions results and schedules.
Tragic Shooting Report Amid Turbulent Events
A chaotic local scene ends in a death described as a tragic shooting with a boy named Burt aged 12 among those affected. Officials note ill health and a later death, while witnesses recount a hospital transfer and conflicting details. The item blends crime chatter with unrelated entertainment bits from the same page.
All Blacks New Picture Company Tour in Australia
The All Blacks Picture Company plans an extended Western Australia tour in a two ton show car carrying a full troupe and 36 hp equipment. Proprietor John Bleck and the company promote a modern light plant and a dramatic program including The Buccaneers and a love drama The Byustter y Bidn with Pathe Freres rights.
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P Lapae
Picture Quneert
Weateng
Australia
Sydney
New South Wales
Tocumwal
Joh Bleck
Hoeret Eral
Archibald
Ah Blacks
Victoria
All Bhicks
Pathe Freres
J Dicare
Avatrans
Emigrants Leave for Australia Amid New Zealand Voyage
In London a New South Wales Premier and the Agent General prevented the New Zealand Shipping Company steamer Rangatira from sailing with 89 immigrants to New South Wales. Many passengers are wives and children of earlier emigrants, with 25 bound for Western Australia. Mr M Gower spoke to the crowd urging prosperity and advised on arrival duties at Sydney.
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New South Wales
T. A. Coghlatn
Ure
New Zealand
New Howth Wales
Australis
West Australia
M'Gowen
Shesa
Brdney
Seven destroyers from Acorn class reach Portland in trials
Several destroyers of the Acorn class weighing 30 tons arrived at Portland after steam trials. They attained speeds around 28 knots but rivets strained, water entered oil bunkers, making the oil ignite. The hulls cannot cope with continuous engine vibration at full power in rough seas.
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Outer’s
London
Acorn
Clase
Portland
Dreadnoughts questioned as smaller ships favored
The Pall Mall Gazette reports Sir Philip Watts plans to abandon the dreadnought class. Details suggest a 17000 ton ship suited to shadow waters with six 12 inch guns and anti torpedo armament being considered amid naval expert debate.
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Losdon
Pall Mail Gazette
Philip Watts
Nelaon
Patrol Man Shot in Seattle Ambush
A police report from Seattle details a patrolman shot and killed during a daytime ambush. Investigators seek the shooter, who fled, while authorities pursue leads and verify identity.
Fourth of July Casualties In America
Chicago reports Fourth of July celebrations yielded low casualty figures with twenty four people felled and eighty one injured as crowds dispersed after the fireworks. The night’s events were described as unusually orderly with few deaths and minimal traffic incidents.
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America
Chicago
South
Riots at Manchester Strikes Disrupt Traffic and Injure Dozens
Police charged crowds as a strike at Manchester escalated tonight. About a dozen people were treated at the focal hospital after clashes near the canal and Wyilrautic Works where the swing aqueduct was operated.
Motorist Drunk Driver Kills Man in London Accident
A drunken driver named Mion Tare crashed in London killing another army tutor, Mr Squire, as he traveled to a winter sale. Investigators note the driver’s intoxication and imminent imprisonment after the fatal incident.
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