Desmaere Ascot Chambers Colac address note
The text lists Desmaere Ascot Chambers at nearby Murrary Street Colac with a location near W. Taurabeld and Cheeniat, described as Upstairs in Murray Street Colac.
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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1914
Page
1
The text lists Desmaere Ascot Chambers at nearby Murrary Street Colac with a location near W. Taurabeld and Cheeniat, described as Upstairs in Murray Street Colac.
An article extols Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims improved digestion, restored appetite, and renewed vitality, presenting the remedy as a trusted ancient formula and urging readers to rely on its restorative effects.
An aged OCR fragment advertises imported lines of cigars and cigarettes with special Xmas prices. It mentions G. A. Alexander of Murray Spare Colac as a contact and invites customers to view the window display for offers and Christmas shopping.
An old advertisement from G. Joinstone & Co. offers property insurance against fire and livestock losses. It claims broad agency coverage and urges inquiries for information. The damaged text mentions other services and a contractor, with unclear details about plans or products.
A fragmented passage discusses farmers facing taxation and cattle losses. It notes a bomber incident and debates over welfare, with references to Shorthorn cattle and Nebraska districts. The text reflects economic strain on rural communities and questions about policy impacts on farmers and labor.
The readable text describes a reservoir near Gontendowy with a 739 foot shore sea, reference to Bratshaw’s Hills and Marley Me, and mentions a dam service adoption and a pamply plant. It notes a provision being made but lacks coherent context or complete facts.
TAKE BONEINGTONS IRISH HOSS appears to be a garbled or partial OCR line. The readable fragment mentions names but lacks a coherent news event, date, or clearer entities to form a proper summary.
An assortment of garbled notices announces a lecture date August 5 at 11:11 and a Farmary Motel, plus a request for relatives and friends to update records. An advertisement promises a free information book from Ladies College of Health and inquiries to Ern est Bugg. Mrs Barker markets a renovated residence named Meet, seeking single gentlemen tenants with moderate rents.
Orient Lime of Royal Mail Steamers entry appears twice with a fragmented reference to Candy Forbes and Gad on screen, indicating a brief maritime or shipping item and a possible crew or passenger note from an old newspaper page.
A scrambled advertorial page promotes fresh fish deliveries and various business notices. It highlights farms for sale in Colac and New South Wales, irrigation plant offers, and plumbing work tied to the Coles Waterworks Trust. It includes contact references in Melbourne and Colac, plus notices about mineral and agricultural opportunities.
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