Weekly cattle and sheep sale yields varied demand
At Tepes We market, buyers attended in strong numbers and sold 74 head of cattle with overall prices higher than last week. A mix of light weight cows and forward stock showed improved demand, while dairy herds and store cattle prompted active bidding with notable individual lots and several prominent buyers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc
Pat
Stewart
Peltorese
War
Uva
Hood
Gina
Irene Heliuotieen
UBS
Gery Endl
Thyla al
Mitre
Tweed
Mariver
Fom Wien
Toit
Kong
Ge. Hawes
Bieher
Walla
Wuriser
Apt
Mition
Brazen White
Mabel
Tatibin
Agi
al. McLennan
M. McCarthy
F. Boylan
Hay
Donovan
P. Delahunty
W. Toleman
WL Witton
A. Hansen
Dunstan
R. J. Dot
A. W. Richardson
A. M. Calvert
Sheifer
P. Simpkis
Furmar
Tate
Ivance
Feildy
Fleitere
Iileera
Acount
Baker
Juni
Mien
Fom Lyles
Wecount
Igus
Filer
Alud
Coe
Kali
Daydera
Lig Cow
Kaye Ps
Aed
Huauy
Sebo
Lovie
Goliath
Eels
Abbe
AMD Gane
Thane
ME Alu
Ward
Hansen
Ameweb
Futaertel
Rade Lute
Pepe
Lellar
Diet Wees
oWen
Aloe
BN. Thomas
Fara
Milan T
Ter Oh
Palkenburg
Bourelt
Tedaurd
Mir
Lonburmek
Melbourne cattle market prices and consignments trend
The Melbourne cattle market lists extensive consignments from New South Wales and Victoria with notable lots from Gippsland and Western Districts. Buyers showed strong demand for prime cattle as silos and pens filled, with quotes for wethers, bulls, and dairy stock, and a wide range of produce and live stock items reported alongside price movements and weekly sales results.
Melbourne Produce Market Reports and Local Racing Notes
The column lists prices for peas, lentils, potatoes, oats and other staples with ranges for quality levels and notes on market rates. It records football fixtures for Polwarth Junior Football Association and a Colac Rifle Club donation, plus entries and draws for horse racing events at Aspendale Park and other venues. Details cover crops, stock prices, and upcoming Sunday service notices.
Western District Shooting Championship Prep And Starling Trials
The article describes preparations for the Western District Champions shoot of 1913 with invitations sent to Camperdown, Colac, Mort Lake and others. It notes a big team muster, starling handicap events, and a record gathering if all teams compete. Prizes include a 25/5 gold medal and a 210/10 sweepstake. The event emphasizes public interest and club loyalty to Mr Clements.
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Ian
Che Colne
Baeet
Diatrict Brea
Co- Sunéo
Wartlogt Shuues
Tre Cope Tlustons
Alread
Camperdown
Doorat
Mortlake Clube
AB Colac
Volac
Clementsend
Aweepstake
Uf Sintewesta
Amt
Sheep shearing figures spark regional farming race
The season drives farm output across districts with large flocks. Estimates place Momaba at 75,000 sheep and Morden at 60,000, with Albeanamarle at 67,000 and other areas reaching 47,000, while machine work is scarce in many sheds. The Governor-General has announced a trophy for the leading collector in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetriot
Momaba
Morden
Albeanamarle
Ral
Indy
Melbourne
Smallpox concerns prompt calls for stronger vaccination and quarantine
The article discusses Victoria's smallpox scare and the risk of spread from Asia and New South Wales. It critiques quarantine effectiveness, calls for stronger federal and state coordination, and notes vaccine lymph shortages. Also mentions an evening lecture at St Andrew's School Hall by Mr R. E., secretary of The Balloonists, Geelong.
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Victoria
Jin
Commonwealth
Asia
Colomsee
Western Australia
New South Wales
Camiemins
New Zealand
Queensland
St. Andrew's School Hall
RE. J. Re
Bailoon’ T
Geelong
Colac Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Developments
The annual meeting of the Colon Caledonian Society discusses leadership and hospital aid through the Hospi Linen Guild. Lectures on land preparation are planned at Colac High School. New JP John M Lennan is sworn in. legal cases at Birregurra Court are summarized. A cheese bacon factory meeting and rail line updates are also noted along with church, lodge, and school activities in Colac district.
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Colon Caledonian
Bohie Colac. CG i Society
Raveny
England
M'Lennan
Gane
Nee
Colac Hospital
Hospi Linen Guild
Mra Sbrown
EH. W. Davey
Colac High School
Colac P. and A. Society
John M'Lennan
Barwon
Atteanion of
Victeria
Lan
Tiunager
Secretace
Lacie
Lismore
el Ler
Colac Dog and Poultry Show
Raithivon
Colac
Swan Marsh
Pinca Yulloak
Salangil
Coraracke
Deeac
Dirregurra
Barongatook
Elliminyt
Alvie
Halinture
Eurack
Yeoda
J. G, Johnstone
J, DD
M'Loiinan
Agricultural High School
Jennings Street
Hopes for Peace Under Bellighren Tsarist Attitude
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a discussion of hopes for peace and a firm stance by Bellighrents in a broader political climate. The brief item hints at diplomatic currents and public mood without detailing specific events or actors.
Portuguese unrest 160 bombs found in Lisbon
Reuters reports by Wednesday night that since Sunday at least 160 bombs have been discovered in Lisbon. About 300 people have been arrested including two sergeants and 17 soldiers from the First Artillery Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters
Lisbon
London Wednesday Night Shooting at the fret stage seven shots
The report describes a London event on Wednesday night featuring shooting at a fret stage with seven shots at 000, 500, and 600 yards. Competitors include Harris, Gre, Cutler, Seomena, White, and others from various regions. The piece notes stages two and stage two, with several marksmen listed as eligible.
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London
Harris
W. A
W. Gre
A.W. Cutler
N.E.W
BO Competiera
Remarkable Diary Of Mitchell The Hanged Man
In New York with Hayter's, a diary recounts the brief respite of a Florida condemned man named Mitchell. Mitchell killed another man and faced execution. He was pronounced dead after an embrace and placed in a coffin, revived briefly, then died.
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Hayter
New York
Mitchell
Bjerke
Florida
Campaign Against Fashion Sparks Modesty Debate in Rochester
Report from New York says Rochester council passed an ordinance to curb women’s attire including tight fitting dresses. Officials said immodest clothing in the streets caused blushes and prompted moral concerns in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
New York
Wednoaday
Rochester
Pennsylvania
Bae
Watt Ministry Challenged in State Parliament Over Taxation And Decentralisation
The Legislative Assembly met to debate the Adddress in reply as M'Leod led a critique of the Government. He opposed reducing country district representation, urged decentralisation to protect industry, criticized the Harbour Trust appointment and bonuses to public officers, and warned of new taxation. The Premier proposed adjourning to let members consider the situation after confirming opposition concurrence.
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Harbour Trust
Egypt
Gray
Elmslie
Speaker
Membors
Debate on no confidence motion continues in Melbourne
The debate in Melbourne on the no confidence motion continued with Mr Gray sharply criticizing the Government on immigration policy education and the Main Riot Board. He claimed funds were wasted on agricultural development and land opening projects.
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Melbourne
Thurday
Gray
Postponed Beeac Pirron Yalloak Match Set for Colac
Colac will host the rescheduled league clash between Beeac and Pirron Yalloak on Saturday 6 August. A Polwarth Junior Football Association meeting last evening saw most clubs represented except Warrnambool. A protest over the Ellimmyt Pirron Yalloak match was deferred to a later session. An additional meeting is planned for Thursday evening with listed players noted.
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Conte
Sion
Polwarth
Eclub
Eluminit Vy
Beene
Pirron Yalloak
Colac
Corcrooke
Warrien
Beeac
Polwarth Junior Football Association
Warrion
Ellimmyt
Pirron Yalloak Wiateh
Inaugural euchre tournament and dance at Beeac hall
The Catholic Federation hosted the Beeac Public Hall event on Tuesday with fine weather and large attendance. Representatives from Colac Geelong Thrysdale and Birregurra attended as a music program and entertainment entertained guests. Committee members organized the evening and refreshments were supplied by the ladies. Calls were made for road repairs at the Beeac Hotel frontage and improved street lighting. A dramatic entertainment by the Berea Junior Football Club is planned with rehearsals underway and notable artists to assist.
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E. H. Davies
Maryborough
Colac
Ballarat
Dean Parkyn
Miss Engleby
John M.kenzie
W. G
Duncan
Ave Maria
LABS
Volac
Father Ryan
J. H. Lawson
J. T. Cahir
Bro
M. O'Gorman
J. Daley
Jes. Spark
M' Mahon
Ufe
Jas. Moloney
St. Mary’s
Catholic Federation
Beeac
Geelong
Thrysdale
Birregurra
Hernan
Rourke
M. Danaher
Cahill
Ryan
Jhanes Danaher
M'lean
Carney
Meehan
Hartney
E. Meehan
Frank Neylon
C. Hernan
J. Cartes
Berea
Bullock Swamp Social Riflette Club Meeting Recap
Bullock Swamp weekly meeting attracted a fair turnout led by secretary M Farrell. The Warrion Quoit Club challenged Bullock Swamp to a quoit match, accepted, and a Wednesday evening date was set. Members contributed. a modest 4 0 was collected. Performers included M Furry H Tezen KE Carmody Wo trraie and J Libbie. A euchre tournament next Monday will award a donated trophy.
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Bullock Swamp
M. Farrell
Warrion Quoit
Bollock Swamp
M. Furre
H. Teseen
KE. Carmody
Wo Trraie
J. Libbie
Nest
Unclear OCR item on local improvement society dispute
Fragmentary OCR text references a local improvement society, a land parcel, and an event at a public site. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the note implies an abatement or action by a committee and a referenced location in Hamilton St Thomas.
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Egal
State Parliament
Parieh Hall
A. McKay
Algie Lade
Alvier
Eiliminyt
Thomas Eise
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