Local Land Board At Colne Deliberates Multiple Allotments
A local land board meeting at Colne, led by Sir M. Taylor, dealt with several allotment applications across parishes including Irrewillipe and Wongarra. Palmer received grants, while some allotments were refused or recommended for forfeiture and rent allocations. the day also covered court proceedings and social events with noted community participation.
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Colne
M. Taylor
S— Fanish
Barangarook
Samuel Warum
Colac Rifle Club Weekly Shoot Report
The Colac Rifle Club held a weekly event at the local range with contestants showing steady shooting under variable wind. Scores hovered near the mid 40s to low 50s with Speed achieving 102 and several close contenders listed among participants. conditions and wind influenced placements and results.
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Hulleeyes
Grand National Steeplechase results and racing odds
Melbourne reports the Grand National Steeplechase meeting of the V.A.C. with results from the Lawn Handicap Doutta Galla Hurdle Race and the Grand National Steeplechase. Winners include Leah Kilerhna Statecraft Zepburon and Bill Brandon with betting odds noted. Johannesburg story briefs strike action at Rand mines. ministers seek settlement as strike-breakers remain employed.
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Bunnay
V.A.C
Wea
Peck O' Maut
Habel
Arrien
Wimmera
Forest
Prince
Atalage Winmera
Leah Kilerhna
Statecraft
Coradjill
Sifteen
Footacra
Zepburon
Topmast
Goshen
Bill Brandon
Poreh
Bob Scott
Atora
Lora
Seoneer
Alora
Married Man's Dilemma Ends With Police Raid Charges
Ten men were charged at the court this morning after a raid on a premises by police on Sunday. Defendants, all married, claimed they stayed to avoid actions by the licensee and to prevent further trouble. Fines of 40 shillings were imposed for breaching licensing conditions.
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Shl Bactles DS Court
Warrsambagol
Baturdas
Brian Boroimbe
Lee
Swan Marsh
Eesig Cal
Ae ‘ TD
Shire Hall
Cobden
Smallpox Measures Reported At Sydney Post Office
Sydney report notes smallpox concerns at the Tal Post Office with a memorandum issued and actions pending. The fragmented text mentions Mirantined workers and an effort affecting about 4000 employers, with unclear details.
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Mole Cares
Sydney
Tal
Eliimnyt Debating Society Holds Winter Meeting
The Eli m ny t Debating and Mutual Improvement Society met at Puob lice Hall with four new members added. A mock state election was set for next meeting featuring Harold Morrison, Stan Morrison, Ballagh, and J Walters. The meeting discussed shelving for book storage and pledged book provision. The Cosmyn Progress Association also met with the vice president presiding and planned to draw the Shire.
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Elim'nyt Debating and Mutual Improvement Society
Puoblice Hall
W. Ballagh
Ball
Efciery
Harold Morrison
Stan Morrison
Ballagh
J. Walters
Arvoug Gree
Memrberg
Ceminyt Progresss Association
G. Windsor
Tiwan
Roumania Enters Balkan War as Bulgaria Fights On
London reports a Balkan crisis with Bulgaria suffering a setback while Roumania reportedly enters the conflict. Advices from Sofia say H rmsine has declared war on Bulgaria as Roumanian forces move toward the front. Paris and Berlin dispatches claim Romanian troops crossed the frontier and Bulgarian General Ivanov with his army has allegedly surrendered.
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Router
London
Balkan
Bulgaria
Roumsoia
Sofia
Houmazina
Erigiet
Bucharest
Paris
Mafin
Berlin
Ivanou
Bia
Bulgaria Appeals to Russia Amid Balkan War Developments
Telegram from St Petersburg reports Bulgaria asking Russia to take control to halt bloodshed. British Foreign Office unsure. Continental circles see Sofia's diplomacy failing and anticipate shifts as Greece advances and Bulgarians retreat. Romania warns Bulgaria against war and signals possible partition talks. Berlin circles say Romania will advance only to Sibetria, not Sofia.
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Paria
St. Petersburg
Bulgaria
Russia
Sofia
Ban
Dr. Dana
Local football results from Warrion Colac Pirron Yalloak meet
Saturday fixtures show Warrion defeated by Bluminyt 7 goals 10 behinds to 2 6. Best for winners include Stewart and Saunders. Colac beat Beeac 6 13 to 3 4 with Anderson and Ball prominent. Pirron Yalloak beat Cororooke 4 3 during metropolitan matches in Melbourne.
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Ao Soe
Ioes
Bluminyt
Stewart
Saunders
Woods
Matthews
Ronahue
Slater
Hagrett
Topp
Ryan
Mi‘ Land
Barry
Neill
Kemp
Bereac
COLAC
Accres Elng
Beeac
J.anderson
W. Ball
R. Stephens
A. Douglass
E. Gilbert
Urquharthm
Mirodoe
Fraser
Aprowles
Fiffe
O'Connor
M. O'Bries
Pirron Yalloak
Cororooke
Batuniay
Virron Yalloak
Cororooks
Mathieson
Spence
Henry
Clarke
Finnegan
Sullivan
M'Kay
W. Evans
Melbourne
Gentlemen and Players Open Season with Notable Cricket Show
The Hennington Oval match began last Thursday with wet conditions and a dramatic innings by G L Jessop for the Gentlemen, who posted 139. Tarragt led the Players with 57 not out as stumps seen with two wickets down for 93, while rowing disputes and nominations for local events also feature in this column.
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Hennington Oval
England
G. L. Jeesop
Gloucestershire
Falton
Jessop
Jesmoy
F. A. Tarragt
Baling
Rowing
Colac Sale Announcements and Factory Listings
Public auctions in Colac feature stock to furniture and household requisites. Items include clothing goods blankets and watches, plus dairy and cheese factories in Launceston St Patrick's River New River and Derby. Also land blocks for sale in Hewitt and Connor streets with deposits and easy terms.
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St. Patrick's River
New River
Mutter
Derby
Pito Nemerous
Inglis
Ingles
Public
Commercial Bank Chambere
Aumerston
Votes For Women Scenes In Commons Ejections At Debate
London Friday night saw excitement in Parliament as two men were ejected from the Strangers Gallery during a suffrage debate. A toy pistol was fired by one and literature advocating women’s suffrage was scattered as the pair reacted to the discussion. The second man was also expelled.
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Heater
London
House of Ammona
Asother
Australian designer reports new monoplane ready for trials
Australian engineer Frank Moors announces a newly built monoplane described as very strong with novel features. Officials are expected to begin formal testing at an early date.
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Reuter
London
Frank Moors
Selling a Horse Illegal Charge Heard at Police Court
In Warrnambool a Police Court session addressed whether the practice known as selling a chores was unlawful. David Hamilton, licensee of the Shamrock Hotel, Deanington, faced charges of permitting an unlawful game at the Eyes venue after evidence suggested illicit activity was allowed on the premises.
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E. Williams
David Hamilton
Shamrock Hotel
Deanington
Ado
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