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Newspaper

Colac Herald

Location

Colac, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 22, 1912

Page

2

Melbourne and Ballarat produce market roundups and prices

Mr A Morrison reports a weekly sale of vegetables and fruit with prices for cabbages cauliflowers carrots parsnips and more. Latest Melbourne produce market quotations show flour wheat oats barley potatoes and bran with ranges, while Ballarat quotations list wheat oats barley potatoes and bran among others.

A. Morrison Melbourne Chas Manser Pollard Imme Tosday Oete Feat

Word Competition Rules Read Like a Riddle

Fragmentary notes describe a word competition with unclear dates and prizes. A winner is determined by who has the best vocabulary and spelling with a focus on marked competition terms. Instructions emphasize labeling submissions and tracking entries.

Cough Relief Ad Promotes Inhaled Remedy

An advertisement extols a cough remedy claiming fast relief and airway benefits. It mentions breathable membranes and bronchial widening, promising reduction of irritation and inflammation. The copy frames the product as a preventative for further illness and offers two bottle sizes.

Trust and Confidence in New Winter Fabrics

Advert reads underlining reliability of tailoring and ready made suits. Promotes fashionable fabrics, perfect styles, and added advantages of buying. Claims to offer new and up to date goods and a magnificent range of winter fabrics with patterns and self measurement forms available on application.

Deloss of Musicality of Vic Exam for Educator Certificate

Fragmentary text notes a request or plan for examination of a teacher candidate for education of victims or pupils, with reference to conservatory and other exam components. Names and specifics are unclear due to damage.

OR. d. Hearh. Deloss Musicaly of Vic Vict Viciola

In Loving Remembrance of My Dear Mother

A daughter writes a somber remembrance noting her mother’s passing on 20th July, honoring her as a lasting, true, and kind parent. The poem speaks of enduring grief, a photo on the wall, and the mother’s quiet rest granted by God.

Gurrie Meer Floss

Ma Luscelles discusses electrical project terms and pricing

Me Luscelles of the Mrovaieid Ehotrne Lighting Company outlined a proposal at a Brisbane meeting. He indicated the company would waive a seven year to fourteen year street lighting contract post expiry, offered lower rates than the current company, and suggested downstream savings through centralized management and future rate reductions. The talk covered project scope including road and bridge work, site options in Colac and Geelong, and anticipated timelines for construction and power supply.

We Mrovaieid Ehotrne Lighting Alyainees 15 Thant Colac Wall Lascelles Pall Wien Laseethes Etromye Sas Asie Iman Mae Vince Pete Thor Bts Wathor Tvnet Chilruthay Menetts Subaorthesy Cr Astute jPicchase Gellifirand Sears New Adi Pat Bilson

Remains laid to rest in Colac cemetery family allotment

The funeral for Mrs Philip Clarke and her infant Stanley Fock occurred Saturday in Colac with a lengthy cortege from all district areas. Clergy Rev Bradbury and Rev Murphy officiated at the home service and grave side, with a large pall and bearers including George Reid and John Stones among others. The notice also mentions local social events and a concert by Miss Winkelmann at Victoria Hall linked to a royal scholarship.

Mra Philip Clarke Stanley Fock Colao Mr Bradbury G. B. Murphy George Reid George Thomas Thos. Dunstan Frank Kilpatrick George Strong Henry Lee William Reid Prank Parkes Andrew Benallaock John Baker Walter Taylor Edward Bowen Fred Stones John Stones Thomas Clarke Lea Clarke Gea James Colac Bre Chandler Ludbrook's Warrnambool Melbourne Sabes Ye Ubyar Reovl Mathes Sinc Hossini

Ladies Benevolent Society Annual Meeting Report

The Ladies Benevolent Society held its annual meeting with good attendance. Mrs Rae presided. the finances showed revenue from all sources of LGN and expenses for management. Committees were re-elected, and Mrs Live elected president with Miss Scott as vice president and Mr Chas MIntosh as secretary.

Norwich Wihhme Abe Pepere Abureniday Coigabkee Angus Creedl Aisgrace Wil Timaer Eels J. G. Johnstone C. M’intosh James Rae Hancock Brown Bradbury Scott Polkinghorne Mrebury W. H. Brown Wee England Rae Mre Hancock Mra M'Intosh Mralive Miss Scott Chas. M'Intovly OC. H. Johnstone Chirnide M. M‘lennan M'leol Chirnside Mexsrs K. Moker J. D. Dickson Xii M'Jones M. Mleonan A. Ramsar D. Rankin Aml John Wilson Cucsell al M‘rae Mesers M’lennan AL Ramsay Chas M'Intesh M Nicol Forbes Cemnet Certon

Military Competition At Fillamstown Cup Event

The Fillamstown contest featured teams jumping hurdles firing Eve rounds at 100 yards and 600 yards. Competitors traversed distances including about one mile with timing and accuracy noted. The Hoad and Tow sergeant led efforts amid rugged conditions and varied ranges.

Hoad Tom Price Fillamstown

Australia Leicestershire Draw Amid Rain Forced Abandonment

Rain halted a match between Australia and Leicestershire ending in a draw with both sides unsettled. The report notes innings details and players, and mentions Caulfield races and the Colac Caledonian Society annual meeting with financials and elections.

Reuter’s London Tan 'Y Australia Leicestershire

Hatchet Thrown At Prime Minister In Ireland Visit

ME ASQUITH IN IRELAND SUFFRAGETTE THROWS HAT CHET. The incident occurred as Mr Asquith and party passed Frances Street in Dublin. The hatchet narrowly missed injuring him, grazing Mr Redmond’s ear, before the assailant was arrested. The visit drew large crowds and a ceremonial reception.

London Ireland abyWlli Eubank A. W. Murray Treasury Gir J. H. Simon Paore Dublin Asquith John Redmond M.F Frances Street Siliragette Mr Redmond Blom

Leander Beats Australia in Olympic Eight Final Drama

Leander defeated Australia by two thirds of a length in the semi final of the eight oar race at the Olympic Games, finishing in 6 minutes 10 seconds. Leander started slightly favored and surged past midway near the bend, then held on to claim a classic victory amid late Australian sprints. New College advances to the final after a bye, with Leander to meet New College in the evening race.

Leander Australia London Joe Australians New College Leander Weet Barlin Kinnear Stahoke Thames Noreey Slope Norway Ew College England Greck

Competition notes and results from local meet

Fragmentary OCR text shows mentions of Harriers and Parbimeop with scattered names and numbers. Likely sports results or performance notes from a local track meet, including references to schools or teams and participant initials.

Death and memorial events mark community loss

Report from our correspondent details the death of a local resident Abe By Glorke and notes of mourning across the community. A grand concert and anniversary observances are planned with involvement from Presbyterian and hospital groups, while retirement and charity activities continue to shape local efforts.

Abe Walt Atheoess Hoek Everette de Textis Keelis Ratiles Nalangil Harhara Dare Giestet

Colac and Cororouke Clash in Open Football Show at Show Grounds

Colac and Cororouke met on the show grounds Saturday with Colac enjoying a breeze and early lead as open football pleased a crowd. Cororouke fought back, Vesey and Bennett among scorers, but Colac held on to finish with multiple goals and a late surge as Kemp and Vesey linked in attacks.

Colac Aml Cororouke Colac Cornronke Borsun W. Evans Corarsnke Vesey Colae Colne Cerorovke Colur Aml Holtorag Lancen Jodehnstone Boyson Ambi Conheady Ghuoeame Cormrecke Rowson Lincen Spokes Curerecke Sullivan Dong Sterved Keh Guru Vie Thes Howson Domiee Kemp Amin Bosley Helund Caen Dohme Waly Opeleruhud Nagar Bryson Spethedd Eliamee Ariel Phe Dale Aho Trey Clarke Dedi Stone Deurhar

Anglophobic Violence Reported in German Papers

German press sections claim Anglophobia tied to Sir Roger Casement's report on Peruvian Amazon Company atrocities in Putumayo. They depict white English perpetrators accused of 30,000 deaths, calling the acts an indelible blot on British reputation and linking Congo atrocities to British actions.

Berlin Dritieh Thihe Neusate Nachrichten Reichsbote Congo Whede Mds

Beeth Forest Tent Meeting Reports Medical Lecture

The Beeth For est Tent of the .C.R. held a meeting in Mast ing. The medical officer Dr Bruahl will lecture to members and friends on August.

Beeth Forest C.R Bruahl

Junior Football Match Results From Weekend

The report notes a 9 to 7 victory for the I Former side at Cormpooke on Saturday. Beear scored 4 goals 4 behinds, while Corordeke trailed with 7 goals 6 behinds. Winners featured Vin gh s O'Sullivan and Finnigan, with Fraxer O'Connor and Danaher among the runners-up.

Peear Cormpooke Saturay vInghs O'Sullivan Finnigan Fraxer O'Connor Danaher P. Fitamauricy

Melbourne Pic Market Prices and Demand Snapshot

Melbourne pictorial market report notes 2200 pens for today with strong gale demand. Stores show mainly secondary descriptions freely bought by local feeders at 16 to 22 shillings. Slips and suckers priced 15 to 14, best suckers 10 to 14, inferior 5 to 6 shillings. Competition brisk and prime rates mostly steady with extras 39 to 41 shillings and light 26 shillings.

Property Auctions and Local Updates Reach Campdown Area

Auctions in Camperdown offer five lots of land ranging from 1 to 5 acres with various bidders at prices from £5 to £55 per lot. Local obituaries note the death of a prominent resident, with ties to Tasmanian origins. Agricultural reports praise lambing outcomes and fat stock demand. Community notes cite waterworks surveys, gallery plans, and a hospital expansion discussion.

Camperdown Beott Draigety End Co Ander M. Quinn A. Hmesett T. Potter L. J. Greene J. J Frogery John M'Cabe Read Murphy Imprisio Eelong Pialion Sérvite Queesselit Uyering Geelong W Mier Lart Gallery Hamilty Merly South Austria Hoter 1Orton Bellerineth Davidson Geeloue Sueiote Af R. Williama Reeston

Outrace in city street during morning assault and pursuit

A married woman attacked ten men near Little Lonsdale Street as Constable Disney pursued two suspects. Disney fired revolver shots, chasing three men toward Evans Lane where two were found wounded and later detained by officers.

Womtan Streck Amd Samuel Slick Twa Teatc Chargal Robha Lonsdale A. J. Disney Dale Street Disney L Street Evans Evan Cass Heory Mott Samcesis Dimner Wien Fl

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