Sheep Market Report at Newmarket Yards amid Tuesday Sales
Melbourne markets report a mixed sale with fat sheep and cows down in price while lambs and wethers show firmer demand. Fat cattle numbers up 40 on last week. prices edged lower, with prime and light descriptions offering varied values amid steady competition.
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Newmarket
Urucda
Bows
Auecy
Esry Park
Wales
Golday
Alutielay
Amur
Belver and Dunqon Tailors on Murray Street Cola
Coppe Coline ads offer tailored garments from Belver and Dunqon on Murray Street in Cola, highlighting custom fittings and collection of fabrics. Street ads promote men and women suit services with pledges of quality and prompt delivery.
Val M Pearson Watchmaker Colaco Boosts Deals
Val M Pearson of Colaco advertises watches and optics inviting customers to save money and promising genuine guarantees. The notice questions high local prices and urges readers to visit for bargains and a book.
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Val. M. Pearson
COLAO
St Val
M. Pharson
Colac
Meara Remembered and Dairy Competition Critique
In memory of William Meara the piece notes the dairy industry in a large district famed for its extensive dairying and largest state dairy company. A Colac P and A Society meeting criticizes a dairy tent competition as a farce, urging rural turnout to support educative farming efforts amid government push for scientific farming.
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Colac P
A. Society
Mambera
Auch
Dairy science boosts farm output across Victoria
An article urges dairy farmers to adopt scientific testing and breeding methods to raise herd quality in Victoria. It highlights the success of testing associations in the United States and notes slow adoption locally, with calls for more farmer involvement and expert guidance.
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Ortcus
Mwokeeier
Shepparton
Din Feck
Association of Acetilinrel Collouos Pal
Tinry
College
Berat
Aenehien
Iran
Hie
Vinn
Agrieutinent Department
Silas
Forman Ir
Poerfootinn
Hased
Victoria
Thie
Iman
A. Soriety
Colac Dairy Company fixes June cream price and notes
The Colac Dairy Company held its monthly board meeting on a Thursday in July to set June cream at 11gd per pound butter fat and report June milk throughput. Directors retiring this year were Messrs John Rankin Thomas Hyland and G H Hille with the latter two leaning not to seek reelection.
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Nsual
Colas Dairyinf Company
Messra
J. A. Boullin
MHLR
Hechivine Offre
Pomburnert North
Calay District Hospital
Colao and District News Notes and Local Updates
Two years after surgery Mr W H Judkins faces a malignant recurrence and a Melbourne dentist Mr W E Thomas plans a visit to Colao. Railway talks in Ballarat discuss Newtown Deene line rails laid for limited traffic with October opening anticipated. Local clubs report new members and events. funeral for Henry M Shiane. Lodge reports a busy six months ahead with meetings and social activities.
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Judkins
W. BE. Thomas
Melbourne
Colao
Victoria Hotel
Aon
Newtown-Deene
Hell
Pears
Bewell
Ur Brokenshire
Mestre Brown
M‘kisasek
Bilnon
G. Alexander
Haindresser
Murray Street
Wherler
Aehar Aleo
Hig Stork
Kiar Pictures Company
Haontas
Haly Ie Amin
Borties
Thomas Dare
Nalangil
Han
Colao Dairying Company
Menara
Meredith and
St John's Association Meets in Parish Hall Debates and Donations
The monthly gathering of St John's Men's Association in the Parish Hall drew about 300 members. President Rev E H Davies presided as reports from secretaries covered intersocial competitions and team selections for debates, quoits, cribbage, shooting, barriers and cuts. Donors rewarded with thanks for quoits segment and rifle fund.
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E. H. Davies
Interso‘pieticn
W. C. Sidenkham
Geelong
Anderson
T. A
Firth
Messia Strachan
Murrey and Shangon
Birregrra
West
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Colac
Lyons Mail
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Star
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Lesurques Wis
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M. Ravet
Theatre
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Ji Lubeck
Hamburg
Stickit
Bilsni
Cota Shiy Salo
Fii
Tomlern
Powell
Tinen Ciwreli
Brighton
England
Sullriy
Export of Wheat Expected by Gippsland Co operative
The Gippsland and Northern Co operative Milling Company plans spring export of wheat to London direct from farm to buyer using co operative lines. The board approved broader shareholding to include agriculturists and will test export viability with trials across principal wheat provinces and a London evaluation by Mr A J Wyatt.
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Victoria
Gippaland and Northern Co-operative Belling Company
London
Stepparten
Gippalasid
United Kingdom
A. J. Wyatt
Copany
Ant
Reeult
Hin
Ami
Retailers form group to oppose Sherman Anti Trust law
An organisation of retailers has been formed with the aim of having the Sherman Anti Trust law repealed. The move appears to seek changes in federal business regulation. Prime Minister visit to Welsh mines postponed to midweek. News from London reports Mr Fisher, Australia’s Prime Minister, touring Welsh fields and inspecting major mines including Tonypandy after a recent miner’s strike. He plans to depart for Marseilles aboard the I.M.B. Osterley.
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Heuiar
Seattle
Reuter’s
London
Fisher
Australia
Bony
Tonypandy
Steamer John Mitchell Sunk After Collision
Vancouver reports the steamship John Mitchell of 4468 tons, owned by the Cornell Line of Cleveland, sank after a midnight collision on Lake Superior. Three people drowned while many were saved. the other vessel remained afloat with minor damage.
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Vancouver
John Mitchell
Cornell 8
Cleveland
Bugal
Bond
Pacific Coast Company accused after shipwreck tragedy
Report states that the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer Banta Hosa of 2417 tons wrecked with many drowned. Survivors allege lives were sacrificed as the captain kept passengers aboard against orders. Charges arise against the Pacific Coast Company over the disaster.
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Amatnst Company
BAN Fhanctscu
Mundas
Pacific Coat Steameling Co
Banta Hosa
Pacifie Coast Company
Coiners' Den Raid Net Police Arrests
Police raided a coiners' den in Rensselaer and arrested five suspects. Officers seized propulsive gear and equipment used in coin operation. The investigation continues as authorities question the detainees and pursue further leads.
MEW PEERS CREATION FAVORED
A Reuters despatch from London reports a mood shift among Liberal ranks toward creating new peers to bolster the government and gain control of the Lords. The move would give the government a stronger grip on the legislative upper house and influence over policy.
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Reuter
London
Liberal Party
New
Pera
Earthquake devastates Hungarian towns amid panic
An earthquake struck in Hungary causing major destruction around Buxla pest and Kecskemet. Railway station, barracks, town hall, courts, and theatre suffered severe damage. Deaths and injuries reported including a peasant and nine children. People fled in night attire, panic widespread.
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Buxlapest
Tin Lof Kecskemet
Hada
Pest
Churchill Criticised Over Warrant Intervention
London reports say Warwickshire County Council ordered inquiries into why Mr Winston Churchill intervened to bar serving a warrant on a woman in Reading. The warrant alleged fraud. Churchill claimed further prosecutions of the woman were undeserved. A separate case draws attention to a 26 year old man with a long criminal record, including ten prior convictions.
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Warwickshire County Council
Winston Ghuretdt
Abe
Geo
Churchill
Life Saving Display By Highgate Setar
A Highgate setar demonstrates life saving display used in connection with surf bathing in Australia. The event showcases rescue techniques and emphasizes safety at popular beaches.
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London
Highgate
Australia
Motor Car Contest Spurs European Motor Tour
German and British crews conclude a friendly car test from Dover to London. Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of the Duke of Coburg, observed at Southampton and joined the route to Oxford. The teams proceed to Leighton, then Harrogate, Edinburgh, Windsor, and Shrewsbury en route to London.
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Prusaix
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Loodop
Porter Injured In Sudden Station Crossing
South Yarra porter O Meara suffered a compound fracture of the collarbone and severe arm injuries after being struck by a departing engine buffer while crossing between platforms at 6 30 this morning. He was attended by Bage and taken to Alfred Hospital for treatment.
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Alfred Hoepstal
Ty Mrowsell
Australian View of London by Mr Bright Kepperd
Private secretary to Mr Fisher describes the Australian party’s experiences in Europe and Britain. He notes awe before St Peter’s in Rome, kindness of Londoners, tactful English hosts, and cautious behavior of the party during visits and travels.
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BR. W. &Kepperd
Fisher
England
Roma
St. Peter's
London
Nisgarieeneo
Beamen’s Strike Ends After Negotiations at Manchester
Industrial dispute involving Manchester workers concludes after talks led by Mr Askwith of the Board of Trade. Heamen revert to work with a ten shilling monthly wage increase. carters also gain raised wages and reduced hours.
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Askwith
Carters
Dispensary Delegates Discuss Establishing Secretary Committee
Delegates from many lodges met to review reports and debate founding a central dispensary and secretariat in Colac. They planned a meeting at the Hall on the 7th to frame bylaws, issue debentures, and set entrance and annual assessments. A visit by optician Mr Marchant to Colac was noted, and a football injury near the match caused hospital care.
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Calas
Maiday
Colac Dairying Company
Colac
Stenyford
I W. Osborne
T. M’culloneh
S. Mefania
G. Armatrremz
B. Honan
W. Meredith
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T. W. Sharrow
BE. Belyei
Amie Lachy
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Fai de Dever
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