Colac Weekly Stock Market Report Says Yardings Fell
The Colac markets report a rough week with smaller yardings of cattle and sheep though prices for prime stock rose. Buyers remained brisk but weather reduced entries. notable sales included dairy cattle, store cattle, and lambs with strong demand for cows and bullocks at steady or higher rates.
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Colac Produce Market Report From a Thursday Sale
Despite bad weather a large attendance at Colac market as fowls mostly sold well and fruit and vegetables priced high. Hens and pullets fetched multiple shillings per pair, turkeys and canaries sold, and ferrets scarce, with fruit prices rising as apples grow scarce. furniture and other goods also auctioned.
Fortnightly sale of skins and hides held with higher rates
Selwood and Wage report holding our fortnightly sale of skins hides tallow etc. a full attendance showed an advance on late high rates. Hides and calf skins sold up to 12/6 and 11/9 for horse hides. The next sale is July 7 with a full turnout expected. consignments invited.
Breach Hide And Skin Sale Report
Belwood and Wagg hold a regular hides and skins sale at Main Street rooms on Wednesday afternoon. Prices ranged from 15/ to 3/ for hides, calf skins at 4/2, kips 13/6 each, and various values listed for sheep skins rabbit skins tallow and horse hair with overall healthy prices and strong stock.
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Melbourne Fig Market Returns Mixed Pig Prices
Telegraph reports 1766 pigs yarded with supply within requirements. Prices improved with small suckers 11/ to 16/ and best to 54/. Perkers scarce with brisk bidding. light 36/ to 40/. prime 45/ to 50/. Heavy classes active up to 68 6d. extra 9/5. heavies 4/ to 6. Forward baconers steady with brisk bids. medium prime light 58/ to 65/. prime heavy 70/ to Th/. Some farmer lots to 95/
Melbourne Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Activity
The Melbourne cattle market opens weak for bullocks with gains later in the session as demand improves. Prime cows hold values around last week, while pen bulls range up to £17 4s. Sheep entries total 359 with a fair turnout, prices easing from last week across prime and crossbred categories.
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Clergy Service Backed by VLA Officers Names
Rev. Dev. BH. Murphy of WA leads an upcoming service with assistance from Mesers J. J. Johnstone president and A. M'Ray oamd Gh AL M'Adara vice president of the VLA.
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Sunday Services Highlight Rev. T Collins Topics
Morning and evening services noted with Rev. T Collins preaching. Morning at 11 and 1?8? and evening at 7, subject What’s in a name. Special service for young people. Eluminyt 7 pm Rev. T Collins morning 1? and evening 7 with subject A Biblical Inquiry Revised. Baptismal service also listed.
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Colac News Briefs and Local Appointments
Rain sweeps the state as Colac and western towns report 46 points at Colac 23 at Hirregurra 66 at Camperdown 42 at Warrnambool 23 at Lismore and 69 at Cobden. Labour candidate Burke to address a public meeting in Colac. Heytesbury Shire Council sacks secretary Fraser and invites applicants at 225 pounds yearly. Church parade for Hawkes Bay lads recruitment. University Extension lectures face funding doubts. 95 year old squatter Mr Thomas Dowling dies leaving a large local footprint.
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Political rally in Victoria Hall voices for Liberalism and reform
At Victoria Hall a Wednesday evening gathering featured Hon. W. A. Watt and candidates including Mr M Lean and Mr J. C. Manifold. Speeches defended Liberal principles, criticized Labour policies, and urged support for postal voting and anti‑preference positions amid debates over Senate power and electoral reform.
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