Melbourne Fruit Market Prices Reported By Morrison
Commercial report from Morrison lists wholesale fruit and vegetable prices in Melbourne market. Cabbages to 3/0 a dozen, carrots 2/ to 2/6 per bag, potatoes 4/6 to 1/6 per bag, apples 1/3 to 3/9 a cane, oranges up to 10/6 a cane, lemons and pineapples also priced. wheat quoted at 4/ to 4/1 per bushel. market officials note today’s wholesale quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Morrison
Hell Way Beal Weeniy
Toxiuy
Melbourne
Phonuce
Fleur
Word Competition Offers Cash Prize Opportunity
A garbled notice describes a word competition with a prize and entry details. It mentions a bottle reward and envelopes, with unclear names and dates. The fragment suggests a reading or spelling challenge where the greatest number of correct words wins.
Tight cough relief from first dose described
A fragment describes a tight cough and irritated membranes after breathing, noting a remedy that soothes inflammation and may reduce irritation in the airways. The text claims the first dose provides relief and aids membranes, tubes, and lungs.
Pearson's Jewelry Display Promotes New Consignments
Advertises Pearoon's selection of Shiverware vases stands and glassware. Highlights Purrelion Sea in Caper Bowl and other items priced to appeal to shoppers. Emphasizes a wide array including General Jewellery Wateres Ring and decorative pieces.
Prototype Bitass Band Instruments by Baron and Co
Local agent reports FAMOTS prototype instruments from Baron and Co of London supply the Colac Tors Band. The handoff indicates a manufacturing link and distribution to regional ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famots
Bitass
Baron and Co
London
Colac Tors
Expressions of thanks for sympathy in bereavement
Mr Philip Clare of Ballarat and Mr and Mrs John Stones and family of Colac express gratitude for the sympathy shown after a recent bereavement. They acknowledge letters telegrams cards and flora tributes received in Colac Beth July 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Clare
Ballarat
John Stones
Colac
Colav
Beth
Colac Observer Notes and Events Reflected in 1912 Column
The Colac Observer notes cover unpaid accounts at the local treasury list of names. Court reports show quarterly police court activity, maintenance and appeals, education act breaches, fines, and numerous by-law offences. Funeral details for Mrs Marr Hay toy include burial and attendees, plus local band performances and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Begley
H. AL Brady
Cue Tley Hous
AL Clarke
AL Costin
Gabyshin
J, Deppeler
A, Edwards
Foler
WT. Gale
J. Wo Gardnor
Ho Ge Giast
J. H. Grant
AL KE
Grant
PL Harrington
D. Healy
Dr Jane
AL Hurst
H. Lewis
Lew
Mavistrates Cere
Read Murphy
Meeers J
Vis
Hiweing
Swan Marsh
Mr Devis Hurley
Bette Sm
Mir Denia Horge
Leip
Ryan Awit
Alesse TL Dhaiky
Ratpput
Dh Costello
Yume
J Saith
Lou
Heahiung Ata
Madeaex
Che Ra
Minis
Dowling
KR. Costello
Sear
Spies
DO Maloney
TL Maloney
Com
O. Corin
J, Malonex
Mir
Jamies
Colac
Hurahota Welkae
Ma Taney
Toler
Jeremiah Vidoney
Pirran Valloak
Fa Tey
Riordan
Gis
Tames
Test Goa
Strong and Son
Beldine Air Soomal
Hell
Western Australia News Era on Rail Projects and Local Affairs
A fragmented report outlines railway construction delays and reruns, plus plans for the Weasel's Line and road alignments. It notes charity meetings, Liberal party mood in regions, harvest prospects, land sales near Berry Bank, and hospital finances at Warrnambool with management changes and proposed patient-adoption schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waris Alle
nuUiinies Feve Ee
iWalle
Mont Uke
Etmeli
Ela
Lacrtiiie Poaa
Eitier
Ana
WOFO
Department
Dictars
J. A
T. A. Maconactic
Deityaug
Amd
Tve
Mount Elephant
Lismore
Darringham
Oman
Labor
Derrinallum
Messra Hami
Howell
Berry Bank
Warrnambool. T
Coursing Results From Crosst Coursing Club Event
The Crosst Coursing Club held its Half Holiday Stakes with a large crowd and strong runs. Winners include Weering defeating Halgowan and Hidden Treasure beating Vedas, with several ties and byes noted for the Saturday meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chessy
J. Calvert
Weering
W. Lambell
Halgowan
J. M'Donald
Joan
M. la Edward
Lisa
G M'Murray
Grantala
A. Keenery
G. Dowler
M'Murray
Alice
Alice G
Bre
Allachin
Alma Goldreef
Anwer
Melbourne Races Reported by Telegraph
Racing results from Melbourne with winners in hurdles maiden plate steeplechase valley handicap and jumpers events. Ballista Monarch and Viadan among winners with varied starting odds noted for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Melbourne
Cullinan
Cotugajah
Master Peggotty
Fulgent
Central Green
Perutineer
Monarch
Lion
Football league results with multiple close games
League matches saw Carlton win 4 18 to Melbourne 5 7, Brunswick beat Melbourne 1 1, Geelong 13 14 defeated Bendigo 6 1, Fitzroy 12 14 beat University 7 6, and Collingwood 5 1 edged Bendigo 6. Association results included Footscray 1 19 over St Kilda 0 6 and Brunswick 4 6 over Melbourne City 6 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Melbourne
Beloinde
Boul Melbowrie
Goais
Ohinds
St. Kilan
la Bebinda
Caollingwoon
Beninda
Hicomood
Geelong
Besendon
wUuncote
Tehinds
Welbourne City
Hrighwough Gosls
Behumis Leat
Willamecowe
Bebinds
Arth Melbourne
Bebiode
Fort Melbourne
Bisvendon
Hrunswick
Sporting Notes and Local Races At Ballarat Meeting
Australia and Sussex played to a drawn match with Australia 398 and 334 in two innings while Sussex totaled 689 and 101. Ballarat Miners races featured Nel Lonsdale’s dead-heat and Viper’s steeplechase win. Hockey saw Colac High School beat the Ladies club. upcoming return in Ballarat. Cadet cricket saw Colac’s win. inter-societies final touched. Harriers held a paper-chase with a dramatic creek crossing as Wray beat Hazeldine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Australia
Deqared
Suesex
Ballarat
Ray Clemente
Nel Lonsdale
Neliie Lomadals
Viper
My .G
Lica
Castillo
Mids Alva
Sorees
J. J. Miller
Colac
M. Morrison
Pink
Foley
E. Pell
S. Mathews
E. Morrison
L. Short
Suthberland
Rogerson
Colac High School
Dallerat High School
Otpals
L Compaen
Camperdown
N Comi
J. Morrison
Lowers Hyde
Peters
Lee
Tugean
M'qualter
Callaghan Plaviioe
Nenehar
Acoits
Elliminyt
Dullock
Pein
Bulltock Swamp
Killuminot
Bullock Swamp
D. Granter
Harriers
Colac Harriers Club
Hec, Morrison
A. Hill
Wray
A. W. Hazeldine
TL. Elson
Death of Archdeacon Peacock and memorial services
The community mourns Archdeacon Peacock who died after years of devoted service in Colac and the Western District. A funeral train carried his body to Urquhart burial with church officials and a memorial service followed at St John’s Church. The eulogies praised his energy, sincerity, leadership, and lifelong dedication to the church and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
E. H. Daview
St. John's
Holy Ortera
Arehtraven Peacock
Council of the Broad
Maldura
Portland
Awan el
Trinity College
Melbourne
Colac
Dijncell
Hhis Mall
Trinity
Ab Colac
St. John’s
Tméa
Tere Atolac
Warrnambool
Syooda
Apeli
Andres Edward Paacock
Andrew Pescock
Suler
Aod
Christ
Ceoarning
Hie Toil
Amleel
Devotional Reflections and Local Obituary From Colag Methodist Church
Fragments describe an informal service and church life at Colag Methodist Church with dramatic religious imagery. The piece mourns Mrs Philiplarke born at Ireewillipe, notes her marriage to Mr Philip tilarke, and honors her devoted church work, sacrifice, and the fire death of her infant child, closing with a hymn reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lee
Clare
J. Bono
Rome
Philiplarke
Ireewillipe
Weelpvan Bundas
J. Stones
Philip Tilarke
Sife
Ate
Drormierd
Debated Imperial Defence Notes Unity Amidst Armament Talks
In the House of Commons Mr Asquith praised progress by sub committees coordinating war services and urged continued friendly relations with Germany. Lord Haldane’s conversations and a shared instinct against aggression were cited as guiding principles while Bonar Law warned of cabinet concessions threaten naval supremacy and urged limits on armaments. The Times discusses the debated sums and policy tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britaly
Leindon
Turing
House of Commons
Imperial Defence Committee
Asquith
Germany
Haldane
A. Bonar Law
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Farward Gray
Defence Committee
Hoe
A. Bonar
Victorian Interdenominational Meeting At Albion Church
A Baptist church gathering at The Albion features Mostrai Pordy and speakers Crawford and Torey concluding a Western District tour with admonitions on worship and the ark of God. Sermons urge faithful, Christ-centered service and proper reverence, detailing past missteps and the call to righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Mostrai
Davil
David
Callow
Gil
Philerine Aings
Perenne
Strts
Tao Tuctia Cheisr
Boothe Lomstt
Lee
Beart
Nobeliy
Seth
Warrion Featured Social Evening and Hall Activities
The Warrion community hosted a well attended concert and dance at the public hall with performances by local artists and a meal. organizers estimate up to 220 attendees. The Warrion Farmers' Association and Public Hall committee met to discuss reports from recent Warrnambool conference and plans for a forthcoming flower show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canerab
Mitchell
Lin
Wis Peeryait Wage
Cot Nual
Aie
Bonny Seth Peta al
Warrion
Wauy Ean
Adessis
Pater
Bromley
Queet
Amd
Punerad
Lodbrook
Wivots
G. Fy
Scullis
Need Forest Hall
Acre
Victoria Hall
Mies Gertrude Wainkelrena
Colee Orchestra
Uber
Apprer
the Argus
Tibet
Rita
Obama
Bilger
I Olae
Van
Misa M'l Vor
Mesdames
J. Davie
J. Meredith
Mesars
F. Milvor
J. H. McArthy
MLA
van Forbes
Tom Myich
Farmers’ Association
Caive
Warrnambool
Parliament Speech Sparks Debate on Education Funding
In a Tafianiny session of the state parliament, MLA Jonnsonstone urged a nationwide assessment of high schools and district support. Lawmakers debated funding levels and the need to protect educational facilities amid concerns over resource allocation and district representation.
Evening Concert Cheer Trails Through Boisterous Weather
A Wednesday evening concert proceeds despite boisterous weather. Mr M Grath presides and Mr Jon Clarke assists. The program features overture figures, solos, recitations, dances, and songs by Nellie James Hayward Bryan Argyle Taylor Hayward Walliams Finnigan James and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ili
M'Grath
Jon. Clarke Getedi
Gramme
Nellie James
Foo
Armand Hlossuin
Mine Hayward
Micy
Ham
Drramtinn - Nin Reek
Ftvao
Mr Walliams
Finnigan
Mr James
Mar Argyle
Mr Taylor
Ss Hayward
Deuce
Dace
Ir M‘crae
Hutteriile- Mize Bryan
Ireland
Miss Hayward
Mer J Doug
Mr Jams
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Colac Markets
Ureday
Hynes Bullseye
Gough Cure
Aulule
K.P. Hynes, M.P.S
Wheeler
H.W. Wieeler
Murray Street
Vulau
Pearson's
Peartiuts
Tarae Yell Anne
Procml Purrelion Sea
VY. M. Pearson
Ibs Master's Voice
Edison
E. B. Faull
Mubray Street
Qulac
Motioe
Lewborn
Mechanics Imativiie
Dalget & Corner
Untgias Corpls
Loral
People's Party
Liberala
Thiureda
J. BE. Fittock
Geo. Martin
G. M. Hitchcock
Ladies’ Benevolent Association
H. P. Douglass
Dambool Hospital
Hiltad
M. Baltan
Hobmes
Te Holmes Trought
Timboon
Allensford
Raereer
Wor
Winchelsea
Mt. Hesse and District Amateur Club
Mt. Hease
Misa
Messralay Whittr
HK. A. Ramsay
A. M*callum
L. Dennis
Mesers C, D. M'Intyre
W. Hoiwans
W. J. Winter
Armstrong J. C. Kininmonth
A. Dennis
G. K. Russell
LU. Mameau
A. H. Richmond
Ingleby Flier
Mise Hilfia Lasesiiea
Tony Oh
Misa F. Dennis
Berenga
Misa Bheila
J. W. Aullivan
Cotar
Nick
Boofer Stell
National Library of Australia
Moonee Valley Meeting
Bearvice
Acon Pea
Colag Methodist Church
Meson
Warraion
Powell
Dentint Silat
Johnatson
Tafianiny
Bly
Jonnstoie van
Pianis
Waiming
Paul Dor
Toe Cola
Daviesford
Feneradle
Janes
Dimibrr
Viel Tomar
Gelory
Ube
Hepedatie Times
Morth-Westers
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